
Yeti Hopper M12 Soft Backpack Royal Blue
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The Yeti Hopper M12 is a soft-sided backpack cooler built to carry up to 20 cans plus 12 lbs of ice on your back. Its MagShield magnetic opening stays shut and leak-resistant but folds open wide for loading, and the DryHide shell resists punctures and UV damage. It suits hikers, beachgoers and tailgaters who want hands-free cold storage. Against hard coolers it trades ice retention for portability; against cheaper soft coolers it is heavier and stiffer but far more durable. Owners praise the build and the magnetic lid, though many find it bulky and awkward to carry when full.
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Lowest price we've seen: $275.00 on Nov 10 at Yeti. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
Owners rate the Hopper M12 highly for build quality and the magnetic lid, calling it a durable, genuinely leak-resistant pack cooler. The common complaints are its weight when full, the stiff magnetic opening and ice that melts faster than in a hard cooler.
The Yeti Hopper M12 is a soft-sided cooler worn as a backpack, in Royal Blue. It holds up to 20 standard 12 oz cans or 12 lbs of ice, and it is compatible with wine bottles.
The DryHide Shell is a high-density fabric that withstands punctures and UV rays. The interior and exterior are treated to resist mildew. The liner is leakproof with RF-welded seams, and ColdCell closed-cell foam provides the insulation.
MagShield Access uses ultra-strong magnets to keep the opening closed and leak-resistant, and it stays open when needed. A Kangaroo Pocket holds a phone, keys and a wallet. The HitchPoint Grid lets you attach accessories. The M12 is a little smaller than the M20, for lower capacity needs such as going solo.







