Prime Big Deals Days: Deep discounts on summer stuff

After a week of smoking on the Ironwood 650, we came away convinced it makes low-and-slow cooking far easier. Set the temperature, walk away, and check on it from your phone. It also ranks among our favorite pellet grills for its precise temperature control. This is the lowest price it's hit all year.

Apartment balconies and small patios are where this grill shines. When we tested Weber's Lumin, it heated evenly and reached searing temperatures. The dial also has dedicated smoke and steam settings, so it does more than grill.

We've tested Solo Stove's Bonfire, and it lived up to the hype, lighting quickly and burning with barely any smoke. This bundle adds a stand, lid, shelter, and ash pan, so the pit is protected between uses.

The Tundra 45 is the best cooler we've tested, keeping its contents chilled for more than three days with latches that stay locked. Coolers are usually a summer buy, but this one has plenty of work ahead in fall, from tailgates to weekend camping trips.

This tower pulls triple duty as a HEPA air purifier, a fan, and an air circulator. That makes it useful even after summer ends, since the purifier keeps running when you turn off the breeze. It's at its lowest price of the year.

Garages, workshops, and patios need a fan that can take a beating. This 12-inch Lasko pivots to aim airflow where you need it, and its compact body is easy to carry from room to room. Lasko has a strong track record in our fan testing. Right now, it's the cheapest it's been all year.

Ego's battery tools have performed well in our lawn testing, and this trimmer brings a telescopic carbon fiber shaft you can adjust to your height. Its PowerLoad system winds new line with the push of a button. Note that it's the bare tool, so you'll need an Ego 56V battery and charger.

Gas mowers need oil changes and pull cords. This one doesn't. The 21-inch Worx runs on battery power, sized for yards up to half an acre, and it can mulch, bag, or side-discharge clippings.

An inflatable kayak packs into a closet instead of taking over the garage. This one-person set comes with an aluminum oar and a pump, and its adjustable seat has a backrest for longer paddles. Plus, its removable skeg helps it track straight.

In our travel mug testing, the Quencher was the only tumbler that kept ice cubes from melting hours after the test started. It fits in a car cup holder despite holding 40 ounces, and the handle makes it easy to haul around. It can leak if it tips over, so keep it upright in your bag. This is its lowest price this year.

Oakley's Prizm lenses are designed to sharpen contrast, and this ruby-tinted polarized pair cuts glare off water, sand, and pavement. The black frame keeps the look simple enough for everyday wea.r