A cooler is useful, but a party rarely needs another lid to open. The YETI Tank 30 is an open-top beverage tub built for fast access, with the same rotomolded attitude that made the brand’s hard coolers nearly indestructible. Fill it once, park it beside the grill, and guests can reach a cold drink without turning the host into a full-time bartender.

The 30 holds as many as 53 cans, 21 wine bottles, or 38 pounds of ice. PermaFrost insulation slows the melt, while broad integrated handles make the 8.9-pound tub easier to move before it is fully loaded.

At 28.6 inches long and 14.6 inches wide, it is substantial without consuming an entire serving table. White, Tan, and Navy finishes fit YETI’s familiar visual language, and a five-year warranty backs the construction.

The concept complements rather than replaces the compact YETI Roadie 8. The Roadie is made to travel closed; the Tank is designed to stay open and work hard at camp, on a dock, or in a backyard. At $150, it costs more than a basic galvanized tub, but insulation, stable walls, and YETI’s cooler ecosystem make it a more deliberate piece of hosting equipment.