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Summer is expensive enough already. Between the gas, the sunscreen, the overpriced boardwalk food—your gear shouldn't be draining you too. This week: cold drinks, good shade, and how much you've been overpaying for both.
Let’s get into it.
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One kept meat at a safe temperature for eight full days. Another is the first YETI ever built on wheels. If you're going to spend $250–$800 on a cooler, you should at least know which one is worth the splurge.
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Your drinks don't know what brand the cooler is. One of these 12 alternatives beat YETI on ice retention in our own testing (surprise: it's a backpack). Another costs $45 with 51,000 five-star reviews.
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Cordless pool robots sound like a dream until you own one. A few hours of cleaning, then back on the deck to charge. Repeat all summer. Turns out "cordless" and "hands-free" are two very different things. The iGarden Pool Cleaner M1-AI Series (a CES 2026 Innovation Award winner, for what it's worth) promises to change that: up to 16 hours of runtime, AI dual cameras that clean your pool floor debris in 20 minutes, and 30 days of autonomous operation.
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Flying umbrellas have killed people. That's not a joke. The beachBUB fills a sand-loaded base to anchor itself, and it's the only pick on this list that meets the new ASTM safety spec. Sun protection shouldn't double as a hazard.
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