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I used to dread the blanket shakeout at the end of every beach day. These blankets let sand fall right through or slide off, and I can fold them up in seconds without bringing half the beach home.




















Regular cotton towels are basically sand magnets. I switched to microfiber and quick-dry options two years ago and I genuinely cannot go back. My towels dry on the drive home now.






















Nothing worse than reaching into your bag for your phone and pulling out a handful of grit. These bags either drain sand or seal it out completely.




















My old chair trapped so much sand in the fabric creases that it weighed five extra pounds by the end of the day. These chairs either resist sand or rinse off with water in seconds.






















My kids treat sand like confetti. They throw it, roll in it, and somehow get it inside sealed containers. These toys and accessories made cleanup way less painful.






















Sand and salt water destroyed two of my phones before I finally invested in real protection. These cases and pouches have saved me hundreds in repair costs.





















The car ride home used to be the worst part because everyone was crusted in salt and sand. A quick rinse at the car changed everything.






















Flip flops collect sand between your toes and regular shoes become sand traps. These options either drain fast or keep sand out entirely.





















Even with sand-free gear, some sand sneaks through. These tools handle the aftermath so your car and house don't turn into a sandbox.






















Sunscreen mixed with sand creates a terrible sandpaper paste on your skin. These products either go on clean, dry fast, or create a barrier that sand doesn't cling to.



















