Yeti's New Spring Colors Take a Cue Straight From Nature

Yeti makes some of the best gear around, specifically known for coolers, mugs of all sizes, and bags that can survive a beating. Best of all, though, is that durability is coupled with functionality. So what better way to celebrate the approaching changing of the season than with two new colors?

The brand just dropped the Canopy and High Desert Clay collections. Both are ideal for jungles and deserts near and far, but let’s be honest: We’re just as comfortable rocking them around town or on treks to and from the office.

Let’s unpack the latest collections from Yeti, and our top picks of gear in each color.

Yeti’s Canopy Collection: What You Need to Know

The new Canopy is best described as a vibrant shade of green. Whether for a hard cooler or a Rambler mug, it won’t be hard to spot your gear in Canopy. 

The Rambler by Yeti bottles all sport the Canopy shade quite nicely. The bottles themselves are made from stainless steel, which ensures that your ice stays ice for hours and that hot liquids don’t mellow out. You can also mix and match the lids by opting for a chug cap that fully screws off or for a straw cup that's ready to drink out of.

For $25, you can get a a 12-oz. Rambler bottle, but prices goes all the way up to $100 for a half gallon jug. We’d suggest opting for the 26-oz.Rambler with a straw cap for portability and functionality.

Those looking for a smaller splash of Canopy should consider the tote bags, which use a highlight of green rather than a full paint job. These totes are designed to be taken into the elements with a waterproof rating. The smaller Camino 20 is ideal for treks to the office, the gym, or even a day-trip. The Camino starts at $130 for the smallest size and scales to $200 for the largest tote.

You can see Yeti’s full Canopy collection here.

Yeti’s High Desert Clay: What You Need to Know

If you’re on the West Coast or maybe just got back from a trip to Arizona for the big game, Yeti’s second seasonal color might be perfect for you. The High Desert Clay collection is a poppy shade of orange that matches the tones of some real-world photos.

It looks straight out of a piece of a canyon or a chunk of some dirt that’s been weathered in the desert. Unlike Canopy, this shade is available in Yeti’s travel ready Crossroads backpack. 

With plenty of pockets, some of which are hidden, and a size that’s cleared to fit under most airline seats, the Crossroads is an ideal traveling companion. Yeti is also focused on durability with a TuffSkin Nylon outer shell that should make the bag more resistant to scratches and scuffs. The Crossroads Backpack in High Desert Clay comes in three sizes—22L, 27L or 35L—and starts at $200.

The backpack itself has a side sleeve that should perfectly fit a 18-oz. or 26-oz. Rambler. It makes sense then that Yeti is offering those sizes of Ramblers in the matching color. You could even opt for a Daytrip Lunch Bag in the same shade to round out your matching set for office days.

You can see the full High Desert Clay Collection at Yeti here.

Best Yeti Deals to Shop Now

If you’re alright rocking a different shade, Yeti’s deal section is nicely stocked at this time. For starters, the popular 26-oz. Rambler Stackable Cup with a straw is down to $28 (from $35) in Nordic Purple. If you prefer a lid that you open and close with a simple rotation, the 18-oz. Rambler with Chug Cap in that same shade is just $24 (from $30).

We’re also partial to the 10-oz. wine tumbler with a sliding sip spout that's down to $20 from $25. You can also find savings on larger Rambler bottles, the hotshot travel mug and a dog bowl.

Additionally, those preparing for spring and summer treks can consider the Tundra 45 Hard Cooler ($260, originally $325 at Yeti) or the smaller Roadie 24 Hard Cooler ($200, originally $250 at Yeti).

Prices are accurate and items in stock at time of publishing.