YETI ICE, Refreezable, Reusable, Cooler Ice Pack for Hard and Soft Coolers

YETI ICE 4 lb. Refreezable Reusable Cooler Ice Pack Fits perfectly in my YETI 24 Roadie Cooler and keeps everything nice and cold. Love the ease of removal from my cooler or freezer due to the hole acting as a handle. More expensive than some other options but momma always said you get what you paid for. I expect this item to outlive me at this point but at least my last refreshment will be a cold one!

Keeps ice in my yeti cooler going for days when you put this on the bottom.

This is an expensive brick of ice but I do like how it fits perfectly in the bottom of my (expensive) Yeti cooler. I have used these refreezable plastic ice bricks for years and this seems to preform much the same as the ones I have. What I do like about the Yeti ice is that it is easy to get a hold of with the hand slot in the center. That is a nice aspect of the design. If you have Amazon points to help with the cost or just don't mind paying $30. for a block of ice then it will be worth the convenience of having something that is designed specifically for your Yeti cooler.

Bought to put in my Yeti Tundra Haul cooler on wheels. Needed to keep it as cold as possible while tailgating on weekends in the South and man does this thing do the trick! Makes the bottom of my cooler a high brick of ice and doesn’t melt until I run it under warm water after I’m done with it. I wish I had pictures to show how cold this thing keeps my cooler. Definitely worth every penny!

Good quality but everything else Yetti, expensive.

I wanted this particular size because it fits perfectly in the bottom of my yeti roadie 24. I used it for a very long road trip (14 hours) last week and it kept my cooler and it’s contents very cold. Love it and am very happy with it so far. I did think it was a little pricey for a reusable ice pack but if it lasts a long time and works well it will be worth it. Very heavy duty plastic and seems well made so it should last.

I totally bought this for the Teri name. I bought a yeti tundra 65 and I wanted a couple of matching ice packs that had the Yeti name on them. Yes, I spent three times more on them than I needed to but it made me happy. Here’s what I like: *I bought the large 4 pound packs and they’re bigger than almost all of the others out there. * the packs have rugged tabs on each corner that you could run bolts through to make a giant ice block (which I plan on doing). *They are built well. They do t puff up and swell in the middle like other packs I have do. *Yeti puts a 2 yr warranty (it might be three but I’m afraid to check right now and lose everything I just typed here!) on these ice blocks. Here’s what I don’t like: *Obviously the price. Yes they cost a lot and as much as I’d like to have all Yeti ice packs in my Tundra 65 and my Yeti silo, I just can’t afford it. * I think that’s all I don’t like. Despite the steep price tag, I will still buy more ice packs from Yeti. I love my coolers and never have any problems with them and I expect to have the same luck with my Yeti ice. Paying extra for the ice packs give me peace of mind knowing that if I have any problems, my products will be replaced right away. Plus I really can’t wait to bolt up a 16 pound Bloch of ice : ) Yeti is a great company that is worth the steeper price. I also wanted to remind people that the most important steps in keeping your cooler/ ice packs cold for a long time in your cooler happen the night before you put your ice in. If you just dump a bag of ice into your warm cooler that’s been in the back of your truck in the sun all day yesterday, you aren’t going to get the most out of your cooler. Instead, try putting your cooler somewhere cool the night before, like your garage, basement or even in your house and put a "sacrificial" bag of ice or, better yet, your Yeti ice blocks in it over night. The next morning your cooler will be totally cool and ready for more ice without half of it melting right away. Good luck!

These ice packs are great but note: these are intended to be used with ice. I think there is confusion and people try to use these by themselves. Don't throw one in a cooler alone and expect it to last more than 2 hours. I place one of these in the bottom of a cooler with ice. These work by keeping the ice frozen longer (because they are slightly colder than freezing). In really hot days these will keep ice frozen for 4 or more days. Without one the ice last 2 days. I had a huge frozen chunk of ice around one of these still 8 days later... amazing. These are expensive and I bought a couple of off brand ones as well that were much cheaper. They all performed the same. Work great for a 4 day canoe trip in the hot sun. Without these I would have to top off ice every day.

Bought two of these. One via Amazon and one via an Amazon seller TheExploreStore. Amazon got product and delivery spot on. TheExploreStore sent a 2lbs ice pack. Read similar reviews so I would definitely recommend buying via Amazon rather than that other dodgy outfit - TheExploreStore. In process of returning but really disappointing that I don’t have both for using this weekend. Overall great ice packs and would recommend for the Yeti coolers.

Guter größer Kühlakku für die Yeti Truhe. Passt genau

Stays cold for a really long time and when used in the yeti it refreezes the ice that melts on top of it. Can seem a little pricey but I think it’s worth every dollar. Would buy it again easily.

Simple pero efectivo, cumple con la calidad de la marca

Far more efficient than regular ice and other ice packs that I’ve previously used.