Yeti’s Latest Collection Is a Match Made in Outdoor Heaven

Two of Yeti’s most adventure-coded colors were mixed into one new collection that’ll speak directly to anyone who prefers spending weekends outdoors.

Olive green and bright orange YETI soft cooler bag with dual handles and side clips.Yeti

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Yeti just dropped a colorway that might be its most field-ready yet — and it’s already giving the brand’s beloved Wetlands collection some serious competition. 

For anyone who spends time hunting, fishing and camping, it should land exactly right.

Olive green YETI tumbler with clear lid and orange slider on a gray background.
Yeti’s new Open Country collection pairs King Crab Orange with Olive Green.
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A match made for the woods

The new Open Country colorway is built on a two-tone foundation that earns its outdoorsy credibility. King Crab Orange — the same bold hue that anchored Yeti’s King Crab Orange collection — cuts through against a muted Olive Green base.

The result is a palette that should feel quite familiar to outdoorsmen and women, or anyone whose spent weekends around them.

Olive green backpack with bright orange interior and mesh zippered pocket, shown open.
Each item in the collection utilizes King Crab Orange for a pop of color in different ways.
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As with most Yeti seasonal color releases, the full Open Country lineup spans hard and soft goods across Yeti’s core categories.

Highlights include the Rambler Bottle, the Tundra Haul cooler, the Camino Carryall, the Rambler Mug, the Roadie 24 Hard Cooler, the Rambler Tumbler, the Rambler Wine Tumbler, the Crossroads Backpack, the Hopper Flip 12 Soft Cooler and the Hopper M20 Backpack Soft Cooler.

It’s a broad sweep of the catalog, meaning you can kit out an entire hunt camp in the colorway without mixing in anything that looks out of place.

Olive green wheeled cooler with black telescoping handle and orange lid latch on a gray surface.
Yeti’s Open Country collection covers hard coolers, soft coolers, drinkware, bags, and backpacks — enough to outfit an entire hunt camp.
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Open dark green cooler with bright orange lid and two latches on a gray surface.Yeti

Availability and pricing

Olive green YETI duffel bag with orange zipper and shoulder straps standing upright.
Open Country items are only available to those with a free Yeti account to access before they open to the general public, for now.
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Not everything in the Open Country collection is live and publicly available to purchase just yet.

As of the time of publication, most pieces are still gated as early access — meaning you’ll need a free Yeti account to get first crack at them before they open to the public. It’s a straightforward sign-up, and for a collection this dialed-in, it’s worth the 60 seconds it takes to create one.

A few items, including the Rambler 26 oz Water Bottle and the Roadie 32 Wheeled Cooler, are listed as coming soon, meaning even registered fans will have to wait a little longer until stock becomes available. 

Olive green and orange roll-top backpack with adjustable straps and orange buckles.Yeti

If Wetlands camo remains Yeti’s most atmospheric outdoors drop — and yes, it’s coming back again in 2027 — Open Country is its more grounded, upland-ready counterpart.

The color scheme travels naturally beyond the hunting camp and should look right at home camping or in just about any other outdoor setting as well, making it one of the more versatile seasonal colorways Yeti has put out for those who prefer to spend fall soaking up the great outdoors.

Top view of an empty olive green tote bag with orange interior pockets and black handles on a matching olive green surface.Yeti
Olive green and bright orange YETI tote bag with dual handles and logo on front.Yeti

Yeti Camino 50 Carryall Tote Bag 50L (Open Country)

Olive green YETI insulated can cooler with an orange lid.Yeti

Yeti Rambler 24 oz Insulated Food Jar (Open Country)

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