YETI Roadie 24

“I bought a Roadie 24 (their smallest hard cooler), and it keeps ice in the middle of the NC summer for a week.”

“I prefer the Pelican because the Yeti sucked. Ice stays in the Pelican the whole weekend, in the Yeti it was melted by Saturday. It was a Yeti Roadie 24.”

“Originally we started with just the Roadie 24 thinking it would be good enough but Yeti coolers lose a lot of internal space to how much insulation they have. Once we added the 65 to the arsenal that solved all of our problems.”

“Overall it's really well designed.”

“Yeti Roadie 24 (which is honestly too heavy, I want to get a lighter Engels cooler for the SUP deck) for food and beer and a seat.”

“Disappointing.”

“10 lb ice bag melt the same day down here in Tucson AZ. Disappointed with it.”

“I have the yeti roadie 24, but I use my dads 30 year old Coleman more because it holds the same, keeps ice for 5-6 hours, but it much smaller and lighter.”

“If there are 2 of us, I usually take my Roadie24 to the beach...the 12 would be pushing it size-wise.”

“I have the roadie 24 and they never close and lock it. That drove me crazy lol.”

“I have had my roadie24 and 45 hold ice for multiple days while traveling in a hot car.”

“The Roadie 24 is nice for taking drinks somewhere, but (particularly when you start adding ice) is way too small for keeping 2-4 days of food.”

“I much prefer the original Roadie”

“the specific unit we tested was not airtight, easily leaking both air and water along the gasket seam”

“I have a friend who works in the trades and he keeps his YETI roadie 24 in the truck M-F and only brings it in on the weekends. He'll just bring the contents inside at the end of the day and throws in a fresh yeti ice blocks every morning with his lunch, should not be an issue for ya to do the same.”

“works great!”

“roadie 24 is great for the beach but lugging that around is a nightmare at times”

“Let me explain why I hate my roadie 24 (context - also owned the 20, as well as 65) The new handle is weird. It’s not long enough for shoulder carry, and the lack of an adjustable slack to it is inconvient. It frequently swings and hits my shins. Two sides rope carry would still be ideal - this thing gets heavy and swingy. NO DRAIN PLUG - SUCKS FOR ME!”

“The Roadie 24 is in fact a chore to load up indeed. I would think otherwise compared to the Tundra 35, but I didn’t even have it filled and it seemed more bulky to move around.”

“During a party, sometimes people don’t close coolers correctly. Those T handles on Yetis and RTICs can get caught and keep the lid open. That’s one of the reasons I love the Roadie 24.”

“24 for trips and keeping in the room”

“I personally own the yeti roadie 24, and IMO, its not that great. The ice retention is so-so. The latches are alright, the but above all else, it is heavy.”

“I have a roadie 24, which I brought to a party, stayed there over night, left the cooler in my hot trunk for 2 full days and pulled it out and there was still ice and the left over beers were still cold.”

“That was what ultimately made me sell my roadie 24 and buy a tundra 35. I have no idea what Yeti was thinking making that cooler without a drain plug.”