If you plan on spending your Fourth of July in the sun, an insect repellent is a must to fight off those unwanted pests. Repellent will help keep the bugs away during your camping trip, barbecue, or stroll through the park. One of the most important camping essentials is a durable tent that'll stay up regardless of the weather. The Renetto Original Canopy Chair, a cleverly designed specialty seat, is ideal for anyone who wants sun protection and doesn’t mind a heavier, bulkier chair. Despite the Renetto’s weight, though, our testers found it easy to carry and simple to set up and adjust. We discovered that even though most testers had not previously considered a shade-equipped camp chair, once they used one they appreciated the comfort and convenience of built-in sun blocking. This wider and longer set will provide support for larger adults with the same upright style as the traditional bagged camping chair. Has been rated for 300 pounds, but can hold more weight comfortably. You can view your Daily Saves Protection Plan after your purchase in the Daily Saves Protection Plan Hub. My weight is 350 pounds and I slept in my chair all night last week and it was great. This chair was perfect for me as I am a large fellow with a big bottom. I even slept in this chair all night at a pool party last week too and it was great. No party is complete without great decorations, and a Fourth of July celebration is no different. If you'd like to accessorize your home for Independence Day without overspending, then you should snag this LifeMadeSimple decoration set. It has 34 pieces, including a tablecloth, an American flag banner, cupcake toppers, balloons, and more, giving you everything you need for your gathering. Sleeping in the wilderness doesn’t have to be uncomfortable. If you don't want to use a grill this Fourth of July, then a griddle may be what you're looking for. Griddles are great for cooking burgers, hot dogs, and other meats, but they're also perfect for making veggies. The 4-pound, steel-construction REI chair has an attached carry strap, rather than a carry bag like the other chairs. After a couple of camping trips, we concluded that a strap is more convenient than a bag—the quicker and easier for a kid to grab the chair and go, without parental help. The REI chair is rated to hold up to 150 pounds, the same as the L.L.Bean and Walmart chairs. It comes in grey or blue, and as of this update it gets 4.8 out of five stars from reviewers on the REI site.