Whether you’re traveling to London or La Paz, a daypack is a must. While many might lean toward a daypack that’s 20L-30L, that’s too much room in my opinion. I used a 20L daypack for a 4-day trek in Peru and was able to fit...
Wow, there’s just so much to say about this topic, it’s hard to find a place to start. Most of us prefer the same level of comfort when traveling as we have at home. Packing becomes this grueling process where we go from having everything...
For my very first backpacking trip, I got the largest backpack to fit everything I wanted to carry, a whopping 72L of goodies. How’d that turnout? Let me sum it up visually… Just like everyone else who carries a 72L bag, I did not use half the...
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If you have traveled to another country that have different plugins than your own, you might have encountered something like this — That’s right…one outlet for a handful of electronics. Here’s the great things about Belkin’s SurgePlus 3 Swivel Charger, it has three extra outlets, two USB outlets,...
Another thing about traveling is…since you’re likely to be out for the whole day, you need something to carry your stuff plus supplements. But a backpack is not the most accessible or cling-able carrier (you know how it is in those crowded markets). Check out...
When I came upon the Xip3, I was ubber excited. The combinations are all things I will use. unfortunately they’re all sold out when I checked. Site: xip3.com Price: $75-$95 Product description: Water repellent, fast drying shell made with Schoeller’s 3XDRY® repels moisture and is highly...