Story Leak-resistant, puncture-resistant, temp-holding king YETI’s Hopper® Soft Cooler was the first soft cooler they ever brought to the market. Making a big splash for anglers, boaters, or anyone who wants to take ice-cold drinks without hauling a heavy, hard cooler. The Hopper® M30 Tote Soft Cooler is the latest evolution of that iconic series. The most notable update is the Magshield™ closure which uses powerful magnetic to create a cold-holding seal. This is still the tough-as-nails soft cooler of the past, with tough DryHide™ fabric that doesn’t flinch in the face of water, abrasions, or punctures.. Haul it to the beach, the lake, or wherever else you want to comfortably bring 42 cans of your favorite beverage—and plan to haul home leftovers afterwards. Features Ergonomic shoulder strap with additional handles for varying carry options Magshield™ closure uses powerful magnets to create a leak-resistant seal ColdCell™ Insulation offers far superior cold-holding to ordinary soft coolers DryHide™ shell uses high-density fabric that resists mildew, punctures, and UV rays Wide-Mouth design for easy loading and unloading Holds 32 lbs of ice, 42 canned beverages, 13 wine bottles on their own 100% leakproof liner so you’ll never spill and nothing gets in Hitchpoint Grid for attaching accessories daisy-chain style Daisy chain attachment points to securing gear to the outside 2 haul handles on either side Materials DryHide™ Shell Food-grade material liner ColdCell™ foam insulation Dimensions Outside: 25” x 12” x 17½” Inside: 10” x 22” x 16” Empty Weight: 7 lbs Capacity: 20 canned beverages using a 2:1 ice-to-beer ratio Fits 42 cans (only) Fits 32 lbs of ice (only) Fits 13 wine bottles (only) About YETI YETI’s bold first move was to revolutionize coolers as we know ‘em, and since then they’ve consistently taken a swing at updating and upgrading outdoorsman necessities—and knocking it out of the park every time. From their rugged tumblers and mugs to what we’d bet on being the toughest cooler on planet Earth, YETI’s gear is without a doubt in a league of its own.
