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tritonfastpitch

tritonfastpitch

Jul 9, 2012
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WARRIORMIKE said:
They don't crack and durable as hell.


So I suppose your'e going to reply back and say, "well I can buy eight home depot buckets instead of one of those."












Its a Yeti......
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Actually....I'll reply back with......You have a issue with Home Depot buckets cracking? I'm 350 lbs and spend a lot of time catching on one. Had the same one for many years.....never a issue.

Yeti coolers make sense.....they actually serve a purpose. A bucket that's $40 because it says Yeti on the side? They say a sucker is born every minute.....so I'm sure they will sell a ton.
 
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Jdaddy

Sep 29, 2010
1,082
83
Knoxville, TN
Always loved the taller 6 gallon bucket that our pool chlorine tablets came in. Has a thick screw on lid and the bucket is thicker than a Home Depot bucket.
 
chinamigarden

chinamigarden

Nov 26, 2010
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113
Michigan
Jdaddy said:
Always loved the taller 6 gallon bucket that our pool chlorine tablets came in. Has a thick screw on lid and the bucket is thicker than a Home Depot bucket.
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My favorite for catching was a 3 gallon bucket from sears, It got me a little lower and it was easier to get to the balls at my feet.
 
gamommax3

gamommax3

Apr 24, 2017
203
28
Georgia
Does anyone on here have a Yeti bucket? I am interested to hear what someone who has spent the money says. Is it worth it to you? I am truly interested in getting one. I have a knock-off mint Yeti cooler from Tractor Supply, and wish they would come out with a similar bucket there!
 
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BuckeyeBW

Jan 30, 2018
252
0
SE Michigan
Some people will buy anything, I am usually one of these people, but I will give you a much cheaper alternative. Look around your area for food grade buckets. I used to be a home brewer of beer in, 45 gallon batches, and fairly often. I bought 10 food grade buckets from a local food distributor that sold vegetables. Mine are 6 gallon but still do the trick. The handles are a little heavier duty than a normal bucket as well. I paid about $8 each for mine. I needed 10 of them but if you are looking for just one you may be able to go to a local restaurant and get one for free. For instance I know most sub shops get their pickles in 5-6 gallon buckets, which must be food grade.
 
quincy

quincy

Oct 11, 2010
8,337
113
Chicago, IL
Wait, get back to the 45 gallons of beer.

Your DD has a Team as long as she wants.

She can choose what position she wants to play.
 
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