YETI Tundra 210 Hard Cooler-White

The White YETI Tundra 210 Hard Cooler brings serious cold-holding power to a compact, cube-shaped frame that fits easily in a truck bed, boat deck, or trailer floor. Despite its smaller footprint, the cooler's deep interior cavity offers surprising capacity, letting you pack a full weekend of food and drinks without sacrificing precious cargo space for other gear.

Built with YETI's signature rotomolded construction, the White Tundra 210 features thick permafrost insulation packed into every wall, plus a freezer-quality gasket that locks in cold air and keeps warm air out for days at a time. The heavy-duty T-Rex lid latches clamp down tight, and the burly, non-slip feet keep the cooler steady whether it rides in a truck bed or sits dockside in the sun.

A drain plug lets you empty melted ice without heaving the whole cooler over, and the rugged, over-molded handles make hauling it from the tailgate to the campsite manageable even when it is fully loaded with food and drinks. The bear-resistant-certified shell stands up to rope, teeth, claws, and rough daily handling season after season, which is exactly why outdoor guides, hunting outfitters, and marine crews reach for the Tundra 210 when the job demands equipment that simply will not quit.

Whether it is parked at a jobsite, a tailgate, or a remote basecamp, this cooler is built to outlast most of the gear stacked around it. For companies looking to put their logo in front of employees and clients in a genuinely useful way, SWAGHQ turns the White YETI Tundra 210 into a branded corporate gift through full-color ColorPrint decoration applied directly to the shell.

Order in bulk for client appreciation gifts, executive incentive programs, or outdoor-brand activations, and our production team handles the full run within standard MOQ requirements and a 10-14 business day turnaround. Every order ships backed by SWAGHQ's decoration guarantee, so recipients open a cooler that looks as sharp as it performs, ready to handle years of camping trips, tailgates, and long job site lunches without a second thought about fading or peeling artwork.