Anyone know if an RTIC 65 will fit in a canoe?

lowandslow

Going on a  3 day canoe trip and about to pull the trigger on an RTIC cooler.  Wondering if anyone has experience if an RTIC 65 will fit in a canoe?

I think the 45 will be too small when taking into account the amount of beer I will need to fit in the cooler!

nolaegghead

HendersonTRKing

Spaightlabs

Yes.




No

Carolina Q

Umm, what canoe?

nolaegghead

yes

nolaegghead

no

Spaightlabs

yes

Spaightlabs

No

The Cen-Tex Smoker

Let me save you some cooler space and hassle:



= the same amount of booze as:

Foghorn

I have a Yeti 65 and I have been canoeing a number of times.  I can't imagine taking a full Yeti 65 in a canoe.  Supposedly the RTIC 65 is larger...

WeberWho

Who needs an RTIC

lowandslow

I figure it is going to be a tight fit.  If one of you could buy a canoe and a RTIC 65, then take a pic of the cooler fitting in it, then post it, that would be fantastic.

DoubleEgger

Better off with two smaller coolers. 

GrateEggspectations

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Let me save you some cooler space and hassle:



= the same amount of booze as:

^^^This.

When I did an eight day (with as many as 13 hours of paddling per day) portaging canoe trip in (relatively) Northern Canada, we took scotch (and damn well appreciated it!).

YukonRon

A really big canoe....
I would not try it. Good luck.

fishlessman

i think you could just float it behind the canoe.  never tried floating this type of cooler, it might float even filled

thetrim

Nope

saluki2007

You will be better off with two coolers.  One for food and another for beverages.

thetrim

So do two RTIC 65 coolers fit in a canoe?