Grizzly Cooler Review | Grizzly 165 vs Grizzly 75 Coolers!
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- In this Grizzly Cooler review, we take a look at the Grizzly 165 cooler and the Grizzly 75 cooler, and see how they stack up to the competition in our MASSIVE COOLER TEST! These Grizzly coolers performed extremely well in our testing, and the Grizzly 165 even tied for the top spot, keeping the internal air temperature below 40° F for an amazing 8 days!
Grizzly coolers are one of the USA Made coolers in our review, and are certified bear resistant by the IGBC, which can be required in some camping spots.
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00:00 Introduction
01:22 Specs & Details
03:19 Drain plugs
04:05 Latch system
05:25 How did they perform?
08:59 Pro and cons - Sport
Sorry to change the subject three months ago you did a short on stabilized binoculars said you were going to do a review soon just wondered when that would be coming out. I'm interested in getting a pair I think the sig Sauer Zulu 6 HDX. SURE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT YOU THINK
Hey there! Yeah, we are still testing them out this fall during hunting season before we put together the review. There is a definite benefit that the stabilization provides. Really makes a huge difference. That said, you do give up some optical performance and most notably, the field of view is substantial smaller. More details to come in the review!
Would I be able to use this for an Ice bath/plunge as well?
I'm 6' & 195 lb.
Hey there! It's's not long or wide enough for that unfortunately. Thanks for watching!
You think you could put a bone-in quartered elk in the 165?
Hey there David! Yes, absolutely. That's what I use it for! Thanks for watching!
That said...maybe not a whole bone I'm quartered elk (haven't tried that yet but hopingto this week), but certainly is large enough for at least half.
Right on - I appreciate your reply. Seems like if you played a little tetris you could at least get the quarters in, perhaps not the other bits, but the big chunks anyway.@@BackwoodsPursuit
@chefdave22 yeah, I rhino you'd definitely be able to get most if not all of an elk in there with a little effort.
@@BackwoodsPursuit I can now confirm that it’ll hold a whole elk. Shot a large bodied 6x6 and managed to get the quarters, backstrap and neck meat in there. Did take a little tetris, but it all fit. 👍