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Your Yeti Cooler isn't going to go anywhere with the Yeti cooler tie-down system. Whether you're securing your Yeti cooler to a boat, truck-bed, trailer or Bar-B-Q rig, use the Yeti cooler tie-down system. When not in using Yeti cooler tie-down system only the deck plates remain, leaving nothing to trip over.
All hardware is stainless steel
Fits any Tundra, Fiberglass, Sherpa, and Roughneck Series coolers
Includes 2 Cam Straps and 2 Stainless Tie Down points and mounting hardware
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Reviews
By: Mark S.Date: Mar 19, 2015
Verified Buyer
A little pricey but work very well with the Tundra 35 that I purchased.
Bought these for my husband
at the same time I bought him
the Yeti cooler. He uses them
to secure the cooler to his
fishing kayak. Highly
recommends them.
Are you kidding me???!!! 50 buck for 2
cam straps and a couple of tie down
brackets!!! You can seriously get all this
for under 8 dollars from NRS and Home
Depot,
Great quality, stainless and nylon. This holds the cooler very securely, esp. considering the cooler has rubber feet. My only complaint is that the strap blocks the drain plug on the cooler, so I have to unstrap that side to use the drain, a minor problem.
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