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These are the tools you need to see more, do more, and have more fun.
Everyone should own this indestructible, water-resistant gear hauler, and the 60-liter size is perfect for just about any trip.
This roller has burly oversize wheels and integrated straps for attaching extra bags and outerwear, which makes navigating crowded airports a breeze.
Access to this pack is easy, thanks to a clamshell opening, designated laptop and tablet sleeves, a hidden security pocket, and an internal mesh divider.
The Pocket is large enough for essentials like your phone, wallet, and passport but slim enough to be worn out of sight under your jacket.
This app has over 39,000 campsites across the U.S. and Canada, so if you can’t find one you like, it probably doesn’t exist.
Classic Lonely Planet insider information combined with beautifully designed maps that you can download to your phone for offline use.
The reservation site stands apart by letting you book bus and train rides with your accommodation in certain European cities, plus make reservations for restaurants and airport taxis. It also has dedicated sections for campgrounds, tiny homes, and farm stays.
Flip-flops that actually stand up to abuse, with premium nubuck leather, triple-glued midsoles, and double-stitched straps.
Meant to be worn untucked, this button-down wicks moisture and stays wrinkle-free even on lengthy plane rides.
A clever snap closure means the Vinyasa Rulu transforms easily from a shawl to an infinity scarf to a shrug, making it perfect for the plane, trail, or pub.
Smart looks, a breathable upper, and an incredibly comfortable washable footbed make this shoe perfect for the long haul.
A lightweight car-battery jumper that doubles as a USB charger and flashlight, so you’re always prepared.
The company’s slimmest case protects your phone from drops of up to six and a half feet.
Color topographic mapping and navigation, 12 days of battery life, a heart-rate monitor, and Spotify built in make this the perfect smartwatch for traveling athletes.
Enough juice to recharge your GoPro five times means you’ll never miss a shot.