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It’s officially beach season.
Staff writer Kit Dillion shares his favorite gear to make any beach day, picnic, or pool adventure better, from shelters to chairs to coolers. It’s all about elevating your day in the sun.
Products we recommend:
- Best versatile weather beach shelter: Sun Ninja Tent 4 Person
- Best beach shade shelter for steady wind: Shibumi Shade Classic
- Best beach umbrella: BeachBUB All-In-One Beach Umbrella System
- Best beach umbrella with flaps: Sport-Brella Premiere XL
- Best budget beach umbrella: Coolibar 6 Foot Intego Beach Umbrella
- Best cooler: RTIC 52 QT Ultra-Light Cooler
- Best cooler upgrade (with wheels): Yeti Tundra Haul Wheeled Cooler
- Best soft cooler: RTIC Soft Pack Cooler 20 Can
- Best (affordable) beach chair: Tommy Bahama Backpack Beach Chair
- Best beach chair with more height: Shibumi Beach Chair
- Kit’s favorite beach chair: Yeti Hondo Beach Chair
- Best beach cart: Mac Sports Heavy Duty Collapsible Folding All Terrain Utility Cart
- Best sand sifter: Treasure Digger Sifter
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