Travel Store
Shop our Travel Store for our hand picked recommendations for all your travel needs. Travel safer, smarter, more comfortably, & stress-free with all the latest gadgets, apparel, and other travel related merchandise.
Women’s Clothing & Fashion
Cior
Women’s Lightweight Hooded Down Jacket
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Wantdo
Women’s Windproof Hiking Jacket
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The North Face
Women’s TriVert Pullover Hoodie
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 Dale of Norway
Geilo Feminine Sweater
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Nanette Lepore
Women’s Cold Shoulder Pullover
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YunJey
Women’s Casual Hollowed Out Shoulder 3/4 Shirt
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Cupshe Fashion
Women’s Long Sleeve Shawl Collar
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Normal People Scare Me
Women’s Hoodie Sweater
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Inov 8
X-Talon 212 Trail Runner
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Sorel
Women’s Winter Carnival Boot
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Merrell
Women’s Capra Waterproof Hiking Boot
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Salewa
Women’s Mountain Trainer Alpine Approach
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Packing Cubes
Pack-It Specter Cube Set 3Pc
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Peacechaos
Leather Canvas Messenger Bag -Laptop or Camera
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 Anne Klein
Perfect Tote Convertible Satchel
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 Michael Kors
Jet Set Travel Messenger
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 Calvin Klein
Saffiano Patchwork Mini Satchel
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 Michael Kors
Jet Set Travel Chain Large Tote
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 Aldo Scilva
Taupe Handbag
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 Coach
City Zip Metallic Leather Tote
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Michael Kors
Women’s Chelsea Sunglasses
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Coach
Women’s HC7012 Sunglasses
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Kate Spade
Lulu Gradient Rectangle Sunglasses
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Tifosi
Wisp T Dual Lens Women’s Sunglasses
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Michael Kors
Women’s Paphos Sunglasses
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Ray-Ban
Women’s Aviator Sunglasses
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Kate Spade
Women’s Dalia Aviator
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Michael Kors
Women’s 0MK1012 Sunglasses
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Michael Kors
Women’s 0mk2024 Sunglasses
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Oakley
Women’s Commit Iridium Sunglasses
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 Michael Kors
Women’s Sandestin Sunglasses
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Guess
Women’s Chain Trim Aviator Sunglasses
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Men’s Clothing & Fashion
 
O’Neill
Men’s Pullover Sweatshirt
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The North Face
Men’s Half Dome Full Zip Hoodie
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Carhartt
Men’s Quilted Flannel Lined Duck Jacket
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Kenneth Cole
Men’s New York Wool-Blend Coat
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O’Neill
Catalina Stripe Boardshort
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Billabong
All Day Faded Boardshort
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Hurley
Puerto Rico Suede Boardshort
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Fox Racing
Motion Fracture Boardshort
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Technology & Photography
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  Travelon
Waterproof Smartphone/Digital Camera Pouch
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4G WiFi Hotspot
Mobile WiFi hotspot for Europe, Asia & The Americas + 1GB Credit
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Global Data SIM
For Europe, Asia & The Americas + 1GB Credit
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World Map Phone Case
Adventure Awaits Watercolor World Map Case
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Besttrendy
Fashionable Neck Strap for DSLR Camera
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Fujifilm Instax Mini 8
Instant Film Camera-BEST SELLER
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Holy Stone
HD Live Video WiFi Camera Drone
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Universal Travel Adapter
Works in 150 Countries-Adapter, AC Charger, & 2 USB Ports
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Travel Gadgets
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Travelon
Waterproof Smartphone/Digital Camera Pouch
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Tarriss
Digital Luggage Scale
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Packing Cubes
Pack-It Specter Cube Set 3Pc
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Travelon
Roller Suitcase Bungee
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World Map Phone Case
Adventure Awaits Watercolor World Map Case
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Universal Travel Adapter
Works in 150 Countries-Adapter, AC Charger, & 2 USB Ports
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Outdoor Gear
Songmics
Sand Free Beach Mat Blanket 7′ x 9′ Waterproof
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 Outlite Flashlight
A100 Portable Ultra Bright Handheld
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 TripWorthy
Compact First Aid Medical Kit
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Hobo Hammock
Portable Double Camping Hammock
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Zomake
Ultra Lightweight Foldable Packable Backpack
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High Sierra
Appalachian 75 Internal Frame Backpacking Pack
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Instant Tent
2 Person Waterproof Tent -Super Easy Assemble in Less than a Minute
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Teton Sports
Ultra Light Sleeping Bag with Sack
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Easybreath Mask
Incredible New Innovative Snorkel Mask
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Luggage & Packing
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Tarriss
Digital Luggage Scale
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Packing Cubes
Pack-It Specter Cube Set 3Pc
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Travelon
Roller Suitcase Bungee
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Peacechaos
Leather Canvas Messenger Bag -Laptop or Camera
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Rownyeon
Mini Makeup Train/ Travel Case
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Nine West
Round Trip 5 Piece Luggage Aet
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Nicole Miller
New York Underseat Bag
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Olympia
33 inch 8 Pocket Rolling Duffel
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Nautica
28 inch Hardside Spinner
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Rockland
Melbourne Expandable 20 inch
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Delsey Paris
Passenger Lite Expandable Suitcase
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Samsonite
Winfield 2 Fashion HS Spinner
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Travel Gifts
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Hobo Hammock
Portable Double Camping Hammock
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Coffee Mug
Stainless Steel Coffee Thermos Shaped in a Camera Lens
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World Map Phone Case
Adventure Awaits Watercolor World Map Case
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Fujifilm Instax Mini 8
Instant Film Camera-BEST SELLER
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  Scratch Map
Scratch Off All the Places You Travel
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Universal Travel Adapter
Works in 150 Countries-Adapter, AC Charger, & 2 USB Ports
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The Travel Book
A Journey Through Every Country in the World
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The Most Scenic Drives in America
120 Spectacular Road Trips
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Recent Product Reviews & Recommendations
Posted by Meg Jerrard on 3:04 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews | 0 comments
There’s nothing worse than camping in the rain, and it’s definitely not most people’s first choice of adventure. But reality is that sometimes, you’ll head out, pitch your tent, and then unexpectedly, the rains roll in.
Sometimes you can predict this, if you’ve been savvy enough to check the weather. Other times, the prediction may have been for clear skies, and it’s taken everyone by surprise.
It’s important to make sure certain camping gear is waterproof regardless of whether rain is expected, because when you’re well equipped for wet weather, rain won’t kill the mood, and may even add to your adventure.
Our number 1 tip for camping is to always be prepared for wet weather, and you can do so by making sure the gear you have with you is waterproof. These are the essentials.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 4:09 pm in Equipment Reviews, Healthy Travel | 0 comments
The regular use of CBD products – either as a supplement or a health care item – has become a part of many people’s lives, especially as many countries across the world have moved to legalise.
A growing number of people are using products like CBD hemp oil and CBD topicals on a daily basis to treat long-term health conditions.
For those who use CBD as part of their daily life, the idea of traveling away from home and having to leave these products behind can be a worrying thought. Until recently, this was a very real problem for many people.
Luckily the TSA recently updated their guidance regarding CBD and medical marijuana products within the United States. As always, make sure you have researched whether your products are legal in the country you’re traveling to.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 12:47 pm in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Fashion, Healthy Travel | 22 comments
Whether you’re a light packer or an overpacker (guilty!), underwear is the one thing every traveler needs to pack. And every now and then, it does pay to give your underwear draw a refresh. But instead of buying the same old underwear you previously had (you know – the ones which gave you a wedgie in Morocco, and made you chafe in the Amazon’s humidity), a savvy traveler should aim to improve their underwear choices.
If you’re sick of wedgies, chafing, and odor in your suitcase (though underwear odor is a natural deterrent for having your suitcase hijacked), I have one word for you: Hemp.
Hemp is a cannabis Sativa fibre that is naturally antibacterial, anti-microbial, and a breathable fabric to wear. Hemp garments are not only strong, UV resistant and feel great against your skin, they’re also one of the world’s most sustainable fabrics.
WAMA Underwear specializes in ethical and sustainable hemp underwear, and since realizing the fantastic benefits of hemp undies for travel, I’ve stocked up on their boxers for Mike, and their underwear and bralettes for myself. Here’s why you should switch to WAMA hemp underwear for travel. I haven’t had a wedgie since!
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 3:31 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews, Technology | 0 comments
There are many portable power stations on the market, and it’s now become an essential for when you’re camping, roadtripping, or embracing vanlife; a guaranteed, reliable source of power even when you’re off grid or traveling remote.
Since writing our original review of the Bluetti AC200P 2000 Wh, we’ve continued to keep an eye on the portable power bank space. I’m a girl who loves remote adventures, though I am equally addicted to my laptop and phone.
Electricity is not something you want to sacrifice on when traveling, and when it comes to portable power stations, this is one area where it pays to invest in the most reliable, highest capacity choice.
Despite new brands and models constantly hitting the market, the Bluetti AC200P 2000Wh is still the most reliable portable power sources. So today we’ll be expanding on my original review, to take a closer look.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 11:48 am in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Photography, Travel Tips | 2 comments
If you’re an avid traveller, collecting souvenirs of the places you visit is a fun way of commemorating your trips. Most people do this by taking photographs of their favourite destinations or saving boarding passes from their journeys.
However, there are times when you’re too busy to take a photo of your destination or even pick a trinket.
That’s when vintage travel posters come in handy.
Besides reminding you of places visited and the people you encounter, vintage travel posters have a truly aesthetic appeal. Photographic ads, banner ads and TV commercial are all the rage, but they can’t replace the rich culture that travel posters embody.
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Posted by Michael Jerrard on 9:30 am in Blog, Eco Tourism, Equipment Reviews, Travel Tips | 0 comments
They say travelers should take only photos and leave only footprints, but it may just be our footprints that are doing the most harm to our planet.
Most of us are now aware of our carbon footprint, which is the total amount of greenhouse gases each of us generates. Sadly, our carbon footprints tend to be more damaging when we travel.
While most of us put a lot of time and effort into carefully packing for our vacations in terms of saving on weight and space and only carrying things we’ll actually need, few of us are conscious of how environmentally friendly our travel gear is.
One of the best ways to become a sustainable traveler is to start thinking about what products you take with you traveling. There are now countless eco-friendly travel products on the market made by companies that use organic or recycled materials and in some cases even donate a percentage of their profits to earth-saving initiatives.
After researching sustainable products, you’ll soon discover that items like sunglasses, hats, and suitcases are now being made from recycled materials, and can result in a huge reduction in waste. Here are some great sustainable travel gear items you should think about.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 2:41 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews | 4 comments
Today we’re going to talk about Tropicfeel, a travel gear brand making versatile, high quality and sustainable gear to accompany people’s lives while leaving a positive impact on the planet.
And more specifically, their new all terrain sneaker called Jungle which is the perfect shoe for every modern traveler who wants to be ready to jump into new adventures anytime, anywhere.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 9:50 am in Blog, Budget Travel, Equipment Reviews, Romantic Journey | 0 comments
It’s one thing we all crave; a passionate love affair that will still make us smile even when we’re 90; that electric attraction where you can’t keep your hands off one another when together, and every minute spent apart is an unbearable state of intense longing.
As travelers, we fall head over heels quite often; swept up by the romance of intrepid adventure, and easily addicted to the high of new discovery.
But in terms of an affair to change your life completely, and a relationship where you fit together so naturally it feels like it was always meant to be, today I’d like to introduce you to Standard Luggage.
A durable carry-on backpack designed to fit the maximum dimensions of most airlines (that’s right – it’s big, but not so big that it doesn’t fit), expandable from 35-45 liters, Standard Luggage have created a travel bag so stylish and practical that you’ll remember this bag when you’re 90! (here’s the link).
It’s convertible to be used as three different bag styles, made from ballistic nylon to be both durable and water resistant, and includes a huge range of add-ons which enhance the travel experience without charging extra.
And if you fantasize about plenty of well organized, practical pockets (because which traveler doesn’t), you’ll never crave unzipping another piece of luggage.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 2:20 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews, Healthy Travel | 0 comments
Choosing a water filter for your backpacking adventures can be daunting, and here are multiple factors to take into consideration before making your choice.
You’ll need to decide, for instance, whether to buy a plain water filter or a water purifier (there is a difference). You’ll also need to understand how the different water filter types work, in order to be able to pick the one that suits your specific needs.
Last but not least, you’ll need to ensure the water filter you choose for traveling and backpacking is the right fit for your situation (most people want them compact, durable and lightweight).
There are many different types of water filters you can buy for backpacking and traveling, so this is an overview of what they are, when you would use them, and in which situations they’re best suited.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 2:12 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews, Technology | 2 comments
Regular readers will know by now that I never leave home without my power station. Whether I’m camping, road-tripping, or on a city-break with my laptop and phone, a reliable source of power comes with me everywhere I go.
And it’s not just because I can’t go a day without my phone (though that’s also true!). It’s also the comfort of camping with a running fridge for keeping food; for air-con when you’re road-tripping through the desert, and for being able to power lights for safety.
It’s also necessity when you have to face severe energy shortages, which many countries around the world, especially developing nations, constantly do.
So I’m not willing to sacrifice electricity when I travel – yes, because of the safety and convenience, but also because you simply don’t have to.
My favorite portable power station to date has been the Bluetti AC200 (I wrote this review), which has now been made even more powerful with its latest product update: now the AC200P.
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