Product Preview: Yeti Hopper Flip 12 Cooler

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posted on March 17, 2017
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Expanding its line of soft-sided Hopper coolers with the Flip 12, Yeti has introduced the first in the family to be cube-shaped and feature a more traditional “hinged” lid. While there is no actual hinge, the entire top panel does flip open, offering easy access to the contents. Closure is provided by the company’s HydroLok zipper. The Flip 12 has interior dimensions of 9"x11"x8", or about enough room for a couple six-packs and plenty of ice. Price: $280.
Contact: Yeti; (512) 394-9384; yeti.com.

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