Cooler Drain Plug Hose Connection with Shut Off Valve for RTIC Yeti Coolers

I’ve been wanting these for a while and am so glad I finally purchased them. Makes draining my heavy 75qt yeti so much easier. Super easy to install. I was worried about the plug sticking out of the cooler but I’ve had no issues with it loading the cooler in and out of the truck several times and kids throwing stuff around the campsite. Good price and has proven to be very durable. Fit perfect with no leaks.

The bigger nozzles did not fit as a replacement but we were looking to use it for water dispenser nozzle and it works perfect!!!! I am super excited because we also tested for leaks and we had none!

We are full time living in our RV, and use one of those "super coolers" for our beverages. This part and with a short piece of old garden hose was a great solution from the drip pan I had. A not expensive addition for your expensive cooler.

I've bought 3 of these in the last 2 years and the valve lasts about 6 months before it breaks. If I could find a metal valve for a cooler, I would gladly pay extra! Not sure what keeps happening, but the internal ball (that opens and closes) keeps breaking off- which makes my cooler leak nonstop unless I put a cap on it. Avoid at all costs! UPDATE: my latest one broke in less than a month- it's not like I'm using it to keep lava in my cooler- it's nothing more than ice and water... unbelievable

I just started driving semi trucks for work and I put my rtic 20 cooler in the truck, but then draining would be a chore, so I looked this up along with a 5ft flexzilla hose (didn't know about the bundle deal, can't say how good that hose is) and it works like a charm. 1 suggestion I have, make a version with a swivel 90* fitting between the shutoff valve and the hose connector, it's tight quarters in a semi truck. I might glue the cooler adapter to the valve adapter since it seems to want to come off there instead of at the hose. Edit: bought April 12, 2024, and last night (2/10/25) the valve handle broke on me. I don't see mention of a warranty on the quick look I did so I guess I'm gonna have to buy a new one, yeah its only about 15 bucks but still....too bad it's not a little more robust.

I have an RTIC 55gal cooler in my camper van that stays iced and refrigerated 24/7. Every other day, I add 2 bags of fresh ice and drain the water, which used to mean lifting the cooler out of the van to drain. Now I have a 4ft hose connected to the drain plug, so when I need to drain the water I simply hang the hose out the door and open the drain petcock. So much faster and easier!

One plug was to big and dint fit the cooler

Fits my cooler fine and the valve can be removed and just the cap used to keep from sticking out too far. Good choice for off grid camping making it easier to recycle water.