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 2:12 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews, Technology | 0 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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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 8:53 am in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews | 0 comments
We’re forced to forgo many comforts when we travel, from familiar food to leisurely hot showers (not every country enjoys a seemingly endless supply of hot water!), and sleeping on a comfortable pillow.
But for all the comforts you sacrifice to hit the road, access to power shouldn’t be one of them. After-all, electricity is one of the most important blessings science has given us!
Power is everything when you travel; keeping your phone charged means communication in an emergency; keeping a fridge going means food for off grid trips, or during a natural disaster / power outage.
Keeping a TV in your van means you won’t kill the family you committed to share a confined space with, and keeping lights charged could save your life during night-time adventures.
But how do you guarentee you have constant access to a reliable source of power? The EB240 is a portable solar power station from MAXOAK which has a huge capacity and load, and is super long lasting for travel in the outdoors, an RV, or even for use as emergency backup power at home.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 12:03 pm in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Healthy Travel, Luxury Lifestyle | 0 comments
It only occurred to me recently that I could travel with a portable massage gun. I had always worked the cost of a spa treatment into my budget, knowing I would definitely be in need after adventures like Machu Picchu and Kilimanjaro.
Though I’m starting to crave massage treatments more and more nowadays, even during fairly chilled out styles of travel; whether it’s from exhausted feet after walking a city all day, or pain and soreness during road-trips from driving long distances.
Maybe I’ve finally gotten soft, or maybe it’s the effects of old age (I swear I’m 32 going on 60!), but either way, I’m starting to really value the physical benefits of massage for making the most of my travels.
To date, I’ve just sucked up the high cost and been paying. Though it’s always a tough internal battle when you look at a spa menu and compare that cost to a flight, or a train!
And while there might not be anything which can completely replace a trained professional, why I didn’t realize I could spend the cost of one treatment to buy my own hand-held massage device is beyond me!
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 11:50 am in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews | 0 comments
I’m often asked what makes a good travel shoe and my number one response is usually versatility. While it would be nice to pack a dozen different pairs of shoes, this is totally impractical when traveling, and in trying to adhere to luggage size and weight restrictions the goal is pack just one or two pairs of lightweight shoes that you can use for a wide range of activities.
Most versatile shoes are lacking in one particular area though, and that’s in being waterproof. Which is important because, trust me, it rains in pretty much every country! Enter Loom.
Loom Footwear has not only created a highly-versatile sneaker, they’ve gone a step further and made them waterproof. Stylish enough for city walking, they’re also great hiking shoes that can stand up to a number of elements.
Both lightweight and comfortable, they’re easy to pack and can worn all day without suffering from sore feet. All of this adds up to Loom waterproof sneakers being an ideal choice for travel footwear.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 5:07 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews, Luxury Lifestyle | 0 comments
Of all the addictions of modern society, I never fell into any seriously bad vices. Though I am addicted to power. Not the type that ‘goes to your head’, but the type that powers your devices, keeps your light on, and your fridge active!
I’m talking about electricity. I cannot go without it! I want it when I’m camping, when living the RV life, and I want it during a power outage, like when you’re visiting a region with recurrent blackouts, or caught in a natural disaster.
Portable power stations have become my best friend – especially those with clean solar recharge. And my favorite brand MAXOAK has just announced their highest capacity portable power station yet.
Eco-friendly, reliable, cost-effective, and with a continuous 2000W AC Output / 1700Wh capacity, this portable solar powered generator can power 17 devices simultaneously, and is powerful enough to charge a Tesla!
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 10:09 am in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Technology | 8 comments
These days, there’s absolutely no reason you should ever find yourself without power, electricity, or battery charge. Not even when the power goes out!
Not when you’re camping in the wilderness, not when you’re driving through remote places, and not even in a natural disaster. Why? Because today we have portable power stations and solar generators that allow us to charge our electronics regardless of whether you’re outdoors, far away from a wall outlet, or caught in a power outage.
One of the highest capacity and longest lasting portable power stations with a solar recharge is the MAXOAK Bluetti AC100; a 1,000 watt hour battery with a load capacity of 600 watts, and a built in Sine Wave converter which means you can use AC power.
If you want a high capacity portable solar generator, this is the one you want! It means you’ll never be without power or battery charge.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 12:48 pm in Blog, Equipment Reviews | 28 comments
We buy a lot of things out of the box these days. But what about your home?!
We’ve all been so conditioned to believe that home ownership means a 30 year mortgage, and 2,600 square feet to call our own, but this way of thinking has seen home ownership become largely unattainable, and for those who do jump in, you waste years of your life figuring out how to afford your home.
The internal struggle is real – do I save money for a house deposit, or do I invest my money in life experiences, and travel before I settle down? … But if I travel, it’s going to put me behind on being able to afford a home.
The solution is the tiny home movement; a lifestyle choice to downsize and simplify, with the huge financial advantage of more time and freedom to enjoy life.
A new name on the scene is Boxabl – a company selling ultra modern folding houses built in a precision factory environment, from cutting edge materials, packed with the latest technology.
These box homes are delivered right to your backyard, and unfold in under 2 hours. But better yet? It’s less than $50,000 for a fully furnished home!
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 10:02 am in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews, Reviews, Road Trips | 32 comments
There’s nothing worse than finding yourself without power when traveling. Whether you’re camping, trekking, or in a country where the power goes out every afternoon (3pm on the dot in the Solomon Islands!), these days we need battery life for most things we do.
And that’s where a portable power station comes in, and why it’s so essential to have one for travel; a power source, and way of charging your electronics regardless of whether you’re outdoors, far away from a wall outlet, or caught in a power outage.
The brand we’re reviewing today is the US based MAXOAK Bluetti AC20 Portable Power Station – it’s a lightweight but durable portable generator that is excellent for travel, as well as use as a backup power source at home.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 1:57 pm in Equipment Reviews, Healthy Travel | 0 comments
Sunglasses are often a holiday must-have, but what you might not realize when picking up any old pair off the rack, is that the quality of your eye-wear is absolutely essential.
Of course a good pair of sunglasses will have sex appeal, but what’s even more attractive are the health benefits they bring. Sunburn of the eyes is a real thing, and it’s PAINFUL!
We rely on our vision more than any other sense so it’s essential that we protect ourselves. Travel has a way of putting us in environments that can be harsh on the eyes, so sunglasses are vital for making sure you can continue to see the world with clarity.
So yes, buy based of fashion trends (the top fashion trend at the moment are aviators – we recommend Eye Buy Direct, who have a great range of aviator sunglasses), but when you do, make sure the glasses also tick these boxes.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 10:09 am in Adventure Travel, Blog, Equipment Reviews | 0 comments
Over decades spent hiking in snake country, our experience has taught us that the majority of common snakes are generally non-aggressive and won’t cause you any problems. Avoid them, treat them with respect, and it’s actually pretty easy not to get bitten!
That said, you may run into trouble if you disturb a snake while hiking, and this can definitely happen without intention or realizing! So for those instances, it’s essential to make sure you have proper protection from snake bites: Your clothing.
Beyond having a first aid kit and the knowledge of how to treat snakebite, your clothing is your first layer of protection against an encounter; long pants, boots, and gaitors. Fortunately, WildProof Gear has put together a list of everything you should be wearing!
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