9 essential cooling gadgets to keep you comfortable on your summer holidays — from just £13
My keep-cool kit list for tackling too-balmy summer holiday days
Summer holidays offer a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the sun and warm weather, but if you find yourself in a location that's hotter than anticipated, it's crucial to plan ahead for staying cool and comfortable. To help you beat the heat, here's a list of nine essential cooling gadgets to keep you feeling refreshed during your summer vacation.
First on the list is a portable fan. Both Shark and Dyson have released highly effective models this summer. The Shark ChillPill comes equipped with a cooling plate and misting function, making it a versatile tool against the heat. Meanwhile, the Dyson HushJet Mini Cool is a straightforward yet highly effective fan, as confirmed by our side-by-side tests.
For those holidaying closer to home, cordless desktop fans can also be a great addition to your cooling arsenal. These fans offer flexibility and convenience, particularly in rooms where you need to ensure a good night's sleep.
Insulated containers are another must-have for managing your food and drinks. Brands like Yeti and Hydro Flask offer premium options, such as their water bottles with straw caps to encourage continuous sipping throughout the day. Soft coolers are also a practical choice for transporting perishable items.
To achieve a quick and effective cooling sensation, consider some affordable options like snap-on cold towels and a sleep mask designed to be frozen. The Sukeen Cooling Towel comes in a pack of four, providing ample supply for quick relief. The Manta Sleep Cool Sleep Mask is another excellent option, allowing you to take advantage of chilly temperatures while you rest.
In summary, these nine essential cooling gadgets will help you stay comfortable and make the most of your summer holidays, even in unexpectedly hot locations.
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