Yeti Flip 8, Yeti Sidekick, Rumpl Puffy, Patagonia Hat, Nathan belt and more

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Yeti Hopper Flip 8
. Not sure if they make this color anymore. It's in the tan military style with some orange sparks thrown in for flare. Had to go bigger for my family, but this one can hold some ice packs, your drank (a brewski or two) and a couple sandwiches. Just a disclaimer that on all Yeti coolers like this, the zipper tends to be tight and you need two hands to open it up. Also included is the zipper lubricant to keep the zipper action nice and tidy. Item is in great condition.
Yeti Sidekick
. Matches and attaches to the Flip 8. Great place to store all your yum yum snacks and has some internal organization so you can throw in your bottle opener and other lifestyle goods. Item is in great condition.
Rumpl Puffy.
This is the standard puffy blanket for one person that packs down nice and small. I only used it a couple times on the couch while I took my sad grown man naps in the middle of the night. Hasn't been used camping but I would expect it to be good in temps down to about 45 degrees. More of a camp blanket than a sleeping bag. Best use is probably for when your girl whines about being too cold, or wrapping your little doggy critters up in it to keep 'em warm. Selling it because I am saving up for a mega sweet Western Mountaineering or Feathered Friends bag.
Patagonia Trucker and Nathan VaporKrar Waistpack.
These items have received some love, but still totally usable. Were used during my ratchet trail days when I rocked the trucker and kept my yum yum snacks in the belt. I think the belt is a Rob Krar (!) special. Fits size medium people really well. Please note that a soft flask is
not included
. There is some minor browning around the hat rim, but I think it can be cleaned up.
Mini REI Water Bottle and striker bracelet.
The bottle is the one that Alex Honnold uses to stay mega hydrated before he throws down his sick sends. Striker bracelet is used to break glass but I couldn't figure out how to make it work right. Plus I figured if I was trapped in my vehicle anyway, I would just prepare to meet my maker.