While the sunshine adds to your Fourth of July festivities, the heat can leave you feeling exhausted.Beat the heat during your America 250 celebration with cooling essentials like an insulated Yeti tumbler, a beach tent that blocks the sun and an Arctic Cool T-shirt that cools as you sweat.READ MORE: America 250 is coming: What to know and the best commemorative gear to buyThe cup that does it all.
(Amazon)Keep your drinks ice-cold with the Yeti Rambler tumbler.Its double-wall insulation and stainless steel build help prevent ice from melting and keep moisture from building up on the exterior, letting you maintain a solid grip.
After your America 250 party, toss the tumbler in the dishwasher for a quick clean.Carry this bottle anywhere with ease.(Amazon)A Stanley IceFlow lets you sip drinks without spilling, thanks to the built-in flip-up straw that snaps shut for easy, leak-free storage.
It stores ice for up to three days, helping you refill less often.The thick handle and cupholder-compatible base make it more convenient to take this bottle on the go.Original price: $129.99This extra-large cooler is a little more than $100.
(Amazon)An Igloo cooler is a classic for a reason: It's extremely affordable at just over $100, and its 120-quart capacity gives you enough space to store drinks for your Fourth of July event.It also has built-in UV protection in the lid to help reduce ice melt.Original price: $55.19This small cooler holds up to 80 cans.
(Amazon)Coleman's American-made cooler holds up to 80 cans, with cupholders molded into the lid for extra storage.It also doubles as a seat, with a lid that supports up to 250 pounds.
Use the swing-up handle for easy carrying to your campsite, beach or backyard.Comfortably carry this RTIC cooler.(Amazon)Stock up to 30 pounds of ice or 48 cans at once with RTIC's Trailblazer cooler.
The lightweight design and rope handles make it possible for one person to carry it.Ice stays frozen for up to five days, so you can part...