All boats and Hillarys tackle stock yettis

Hey mate,

I've got a 150lt yeti tundra, its a great esky. They have a really well designed hinge, seal and handle. Its really tough being rotomoulded plasic. It has an internal basket to keep stuff out of ice too. The only down fall is that it still cannot hold ice as long as a qaulity fibreglass esky. 

 but im sick of fixing busted up hinges they should think up a better way to mount them , the rivets are crap. I thought the yeti was supposed to be the top of the market

 Have a look at Techni-Ice, I've got one of their signature series and they're ridiculously good quality while being cheaper than the competition.

Highly recommend them

im up north and have a 250l yeti, you cant fault it. ice and fish on slurry 3 days no problem. Ive found it better than any fibreglass esky ive had.

 I can get 6 days of block ice out of a 144lt ultra cool fibreglass esky opening it all day every day. The yetis max is about half of that, I definatly think the construction and durability beats fibreglass hands down, but if your after something to keep ice, fibreglass all the way. I now use fridges and freezers so I don't even use the eskys much anymore. If were doing a reef trip a kill bag is what I use filled with block ice.

Hey mate we do the big chill eskys which are great , full rotomold and 100 % refridgeration insulation foam. Feel free to check them out or pm us for more details. Cheers

 www.fishbagsandstuff.com/canyon--fish-bags.html

http://www.anglerswarehouse.com.au/product_detail.asp?productnospaces=icey_tek_260_litre_dual_lid_long_ice_box_4618

mate has one of these Ive used, good feature having the split lid

What about a Madfish Bag. They hold ice very well and don't take up deck space if your not using them.

I have been very happy with mine

Cheers

Southy 

You must be rough! Ive not yet broken a hinge on either of my evakool. maybe put some nice stainless ones and backing plates ?

Anyway i have really good things about the techni ice range which are very well priced!

 not me the ,three kids swinging off them pushing them back past there limits and ripping them out i got 2 of them as well looking at all makes and models from 250 to 300 litres . And i have one of the fish cooler bags as well for mackies

Techni-Ice, in my opinion are the best on the market, and at a better price than all the others.

Had my 80L Signature series for over a year now, and has been perfect esky.

afraid I agree with luke my 180 ltr fibreglass engel esky keeps ice a lot longer than my 100ltr plastic one

 I've got the 40ltr yetti and while it's good for keeping ice it's bloody heavy to lug around and has bugger all room inside compared to the Size of it. If you're worried about grizzly bears stealing food out of it then probably a good bet (apparently grizzly proof) but it didn't stop my German Shepard from eating the foam handles off it. They're also overly expensive so in summary I would love them in the shop.

they dont make the fibreglass ones anymore  and i think trying to find one in the size i want is going to be hard to find

 Tropical ice boxes are in my view the best roto esky ever made.  I have 2,  they are treated with no respect at all, are left in the sun for countless day/months on end.  1 is around 8 years old  and is still in excellent condition. You can use them as a seat. They have an awsome hinge setup and ive never seen one broken, I honestly dont know how you could break it. They hold ice for a long time 4-5 days.  Some glass eskies might hold ice longer but are super heavy and awkward.