Facing 10% tariffs now on bags and soft coolers that will reach 25% in March barring a resolution of the trade dispute with China, Yeti told the ICR investor conference that it expected to see a $13-15 million impact this year but it will be able to completely offset that amount by the end of the year. The biggest long-term factor will be completely exiting China for those products but it will also get some assistance from currency tailwinds and from lower sourcing costs from its factories.

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