Ebay offers YETI Tundra 45 Cooler for $286.20 (reg $325) after code with free shipping.

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Product Description: 
The YETI Tundra 45 Cooler keeps your food and drinks cold longer while handling the bumps and bruises of your outdoor activities. Featuring a FatWall design, the YETI Tundra cooler holds up to 3'' of PermaFrost polyurethane foam insulation in the walls and lid, which pairs with the freezer-quality ColdLock gasket to allow this cooler to lock in the cold for long-term ice retention. Impressive durability is delivered by YETI's 1-piece, roto-molded construction and design. This top-quality cooler also offers many other YETI features, like food-grade materials, dry-ice compatibility, Bearfoot nonslip rubber feet, a Vortex recessed leakproof drain plug, dry-goods rack, and a lockable lid. Heavy-duty T-latches with molded-in keepers fasten the lid securely. Molded-in, full-length, self-stopping NeverFail hinges mean you never have to replace a hinge again. Strong DoubleHaul rope handles make carrying this YETI cooler easy, while locking this cooler to a deck or boat is made easy with built-in AnchorPoint slots for tie-down capabilities. The outer dimensions of the various Tundra models match many popular marine coolers, making it easy for you to upgrade your old marine cooler.

• Heavy-duty, high-performance cooler
• Super-tough, 1-piece construction
• 3" of PermaFrost Insulation
• Freezer-style sealing gasket
• Dry-ice compatible
• Heavy-duty T-latches
• Full-length, self-stopping hinges
• Nonslip rubber feet
• Built-in slots for tie-downs
• Great replacement for your marine cooler

Specs

• Exterior: 15.5"H x 25.6"W x 15.9'D
• Interior: 10.7"H x 18.3"W x 9.4"D
• Weight: 24.6 lbs.
• Holds up to 54 cans or 37 lbs. of ice

YETI Tundra ice chests have been thoroughly tested by the Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee (IGBC) of the US Forest Service in both controlled simulations and with wild grizzly bears. YETI Tundra coolers met IGBC requirements and have been officially approved by the IGBC as a bear-resistant container for use on public lands occupied by grizzlies.