The 10 Best Patio Coolers

The Keter Cool Bar (appx. $81) boasts a unique convertible design with an extendable tabletop that pulls up and locks in place with a simple twist, giving you and your guests a convenient spot to set your drinks. When you're finished, it has a drain plug for easy cleaning.

The Vingli Ice Chest (around $160) can keep its contents cold for up to 48 hours, or warm for up to eight, so it will come in handy when you're grilling for a crowd and want to make sure your first batch of burgers stays hot while you finish cooking the rest.

Featuring four inflatable, all-terrain wheels, the Belleze Wagon (appx. $189) is easy to roll around your backyard, and it's also great for camping or a day at the beach. It has a sturdy solid welded construction and can keep ice cold for up to a few days.

Boasting a durable, double-walled construction, the Suncast Station (around $129) can stand up to the elements. The dark brown wicker-like finish blends in well with most outdoor decor, and it has a handy folding shelf that can hold snacks and napkins.

Chill your food and beverages in style with the Black+Decker Mobile Cart (around $219), which has an insulated basin and a sleek white finish. The lid seals tightly to keep the inside cold, and the handles on both ends make for easy rolling.

The Trinity Stainless Steel (about $170) has a convenient shelf on the bottom that can be used to keep extra drinks nearby for easy refills. Two of the casters lock in place, so you'll never have to worry about it rolling away in the middle of a party.

Charmingly rustic, the Leigh Country Char-Log (appx. $144) has a varnished finish that's sure to turn heads at your next cookout. However, it's best suited for a covered porch or patio, as the wood may not handle inclement weather very well.

Add some vintage vibes to your deck with the Clevr Retro (around $144), which has an old-school look and a glossy finish that's available in a fun and vibrant sea foam color, hunter green, and grey. Or you can choose the dark brown wicker model, if you prefer something more neutral.

If you're looking for something with a large capacity, consider the Backyard Expressions 87 Quart (about $185), which can hold an impressive 100 standard-sized cans. Inside, it has a foam-insulated steel lining to maintain cool temperatures for a long time.

The Giantex Trolley (appx. $160) sports a rattan wicker exterior with a removable galvanized steel ice bucket, which has a zinc plating to prevent it from rusting. The casters make it a breeze to move around, whether you're inside or out.