3 Things to Know About Coolers With Non-Slip Feet

  1. Non-slip feet keep coolers planted on wet, rocking surfaces Smooth plastic bottoms slide on wet decks, but thick rubber feet dig in and stay put even during a 15-degree heel.

  2. Yeti and RTIC coolers have built-in rubber feet that work These models come with grippy feet that outperform stick-on alternatives, which eventually peel off.

  3. Built-in feet are worth the extra $50 to $100 Spend more upfront for integrated rubber feet rather than relying on temporary stick-on pads that fail over time.

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