Regarding YETI...

Wish we had an NRA here, for all the tools dumping on them, they are a strong pro gun voice; of which this country is sorely lacking. No YETI overpriced products for me
 
Gatehouse said:
Your barber probably doesn't have a publicly shared opinion on the NRA, or Canadian gun organizations. If my barber (or dentist or doctor or mechanic) was anti gun in their private life I wouldn't care about it. People are allowed to have opinions. However, if they beaked off about anti gun stuff every time I went for an appointment, or made business decisions that attempted to appeal to anti gun people, I would find another barber.

There are lots of people that will cut your hair, and there are lots of companies selling high end coolers.
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Fair enough but to me yeti didn’t go anti gun at all, they made a decision that was good for them as far as I can tell.
 
Firearms politics in canada are a one sided baseball game....they pitch..we catch.

Flip that 180 to the states, they actually have a constitution There, instead of a sorta if we feel like it not withstanding azzwhipe document.

There is a lot of grey areas here, in the states with there growing polarity....it's black and white. Your for or against.

Yeti is/has thrown there hat into the against side. Whether that is a business decision or the person at the tops personal feeling; it really doesn't matter. IMO the US MSM makes it seem that most people are against Firearms, when its the opposite. Yeti took a unnecessary risk, for no likely gain. They answered a question that no one was asking.
 
nowarningshot said:
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Yeti is/has thrown there hat into the against side. Whether that is a business decision or the person at the tops personal feeling; it really doesn't matter. IMO the US MSM makes it seem that most people are against Firearms, when its the opposite. Yeti took a unnecessary risk, for no likely gain. They answered a question that no one was asking.
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That's why I think they must have idiots making these decisions. Why pick a fight if you don't need to?
 
Ridersfan said:
I can buy 50 or more disposable styrofoam coolers from giant tiger for the price of 1 yeti
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Your right, you can. But my Yeti and Engel coolers will keep ice in my cooler for a full 6 days in southern Alberta heat (last summer that would be 30c+).
I've had cheap Coleman's (never sunk to the 5$ stryo coolers). After two days the meat was swimming in tepid water.
Sorry Bud...I'll pass on the styrofoam...and the food poisoning.
 
gwes2003 said:
Wow weird way to look at it. Kinda like saying I'd rather hunt with/ buy a bunch or crappy savage axis instead of a quality model 70 for example
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well if I could get 50 axis (all in different calibers and configurations) for the price of a 70... well then yeah. I’d do it too!
 
I've seen some video's of people blowing their coolers up with tannerite and shooting them full of holes. Which seems pretty stupid considering what they cost. But they bought it they can do what they want,Yeti don't care.

They seem to be quality but for me they are way to overpriced for coolers and cups. I have a big cooler that's half the price and more than adequate for hunting in CANADA. Maybe if you live in Arizona these are a must.
 
was in a Dicks store yesterday and they had by far the largest display I have ever seen of Yeti products right in middle of aisle across from main door, found it kind of fitting lol
 
fifthplanecomin said:
As a CANADIAN I give practically ZERO faqs what decisions any American civilian or American company does or doesn't do with the NRA.
Tell me YETI has given a direct middle finger to the CCFR and I might, might, give a crap. They can do whatever they want.
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So true. Yeti is a quality product and the NRA has zero bearing on anything here. Canadian shooters pounding their chests and drinking NRA kool-aid will result in a sore chest and diabetes.
 
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