Liquid Death And Yeti’s Life-Sized Casket Cooler: The Coldest Way to Rest Your Drinks

Watch out, Stanley—Yeti is coming back for its crown. If you’re wondering why everyone’s buzzing about Yeti right now, it’s because they’ve teamed up with Liquid Death to auction off something wild: a Casket Cooler. Yes, you read that right—a life-sized casket for your death-sized beverages. It’s pretty genius, especially with Halloween just around the corner. The timing couldn’t be better.

Getting your hands on this casket won’t be easy. In case you missed it, there’s only ONE available. The bidding started at $1,500 on liquiddeath.com/YETI, and within an hour, it shot up to $10,000. As of August 28, 10 p.m. ET, the bid is sitting at $31,500. The real question is, who has $31,500 just lying around for a cooler? If you want to win, you’ll need to place your highest bid by 12 p.m. PT / 3 p.m. ET on Friday, August 30, 2024.

So why is this casket commanding a $31,500 bid? Obviously, it’s a one-of-a-kind item, and whoever buys it will probably flip it on eBay. But to be fair, the Casket Cooler is built with YETI’s heavy-duty, patented T-Latch lid locks and Triple Foam ColdCell technology, ensuring your drinks stay ice-cold for an eternity. Plus, if you snag this, your Halloween party will be the talk of the town.

Wondering where you’ll store this thing? It measures a hefty 83″ wide, 28″ deep, and 23″ high, and tipping the scales at 85 lbs. The Casket Cooler is built to last with a rugged 20-gauge steel exterior. Its massive 435-liter (15.35 cu ft) capacity can hold approximately 378 12oz cans or 252 19.2oz cans of Liquid Death — no ice needed.

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