It's just about time to replace that worn out hunting cooler. Over the last year, we've been asked about a thousand times how we compare to Yeti Coolers. In an effort to clear it up, we decided to make a video highlighting the key differences between our two companies and products. We've spent the last few years refining just about every component our Brute Outdoors ice chests to further improve performance and overall quality. We're proud of the progress and will only continue to make improvements and deliver the premiere cooler in the industry.

I'm all up for a good comparison, and I don't have a dog in this fight, and (so many ands) you guys make a great cooler, but you know that they also make Yetis in the US. So 23 seconds in the video is misleading.

Like I said, I love a show down, but get turned off when it's not a "fair fight" Of course most companies do this in comparison videos.

Diesel, Yeti offers a few made in USA coolers by special order only. Just about every single Yeti you've ever seen in a store is made in the Philippines.

We source every piece of our product here in good ol' USA.

Thanks,
Jeremy

have used a trash bag, filled with river water, layed in chest cavity, forgot my colman at the house, then ta top it off, run out of gas, an had ta paddle ta the truck making mememories

I bought Icehole coolers over both of them. They are from Kerrville, Texas.

I still like my Yeti's.

I like my brute. Very happy with it. Do y'all sell hats if so I need to order me one

You bet. We have hats available at http://www.bruteoutdoors.com/categories/brute-gear/

Always welcome to order online, check out a dealer or swing by our warehouse in the DFW area. We always welcome visitors!

Jeremy

May do that I stopped by there an got my cooler last month

Give us a shout and swing by again. We typically throw in some free gear for folks who come by.

Where you guys at?

We're at...

Brute Outdoors LLC
Address: 8801 Davis Blvd, Keller, TX 76248
Phone:(855) 278-8355

Thanks bud,
Jeremy

I'm not familiar with that one but I'm going to look them up.

Can't say enough good things about Brute coolers. Love my 75!

Thanks Hunt! The 75 Quart is the ideal all around cooler. Sure hope you're putting it to good use this season!

Jeremy

I just bought 2 Yukon coolers they are awesome held ice with cool weather for 14 days very happy. I have not checked out the Brute but hear they are good cooler as well.

I have both which are great ice chest but I recently got two pelican ice chest and they are the best IMO.

Borrowed my Dad's Brute two weeks ago to go Quail hunting, it's the big one (100 quarts I think - maybe bigger), we put six bags of ice in it Saturday morning, it was 85 Both Saturday & Sunday, then got to 75 on Monday, we opened & closed the cooler many times through the weekend & still had over half the ice we started with Monday evening when we got home. It was in the sun pretty much the whole weekend too. Heck of a cooler.

I had a great friend that was a snowman. He melted and I cried.

I put his remains in a Brute Cooler and opened it several days later.

To my shock and utter enjoyment, there was Mr. Snowflake, alive and well.

Thanks, Brute!

This is awesome

where can I find one of these coolers in south houston area?

I'd love to have one but really I can't bring myself to spend $400 or $500 on an ice chest. I don't care where it's made. My 120 quart igloos don't hold the ice as good but for three or four day trips to the deer lease and icing down dead animal they do the job well enough for the price and no one has stolen one out of my truck or off my hitch hauler when I stop at a Walmart. Great products guys but it's like buying a 1 ton 4WD pickup when you only drive 5 miles a day one way to work in town and never haul anything or get off road. Bring them down to about half the price and I'm in. Other wise I will buy two more igloos when these quit working. But they have lasted through the last 5 seasons and way over a hundred dead deer and pigs already so . . .

I have never hunted so far away from civilization that I needed more than a few days worth of ice storage. The incremental cost of ice is a lot less than the diffence in price between and Igloo and any of the premium coolers. Besides, the folks from Igloo provide quite a few jobs at their facilities in Katy. Not trying to bash anyone, but there is no way I can justify spending that type of money when there are several functional options available at a fraction of the price.