Imagine this: you started traveling light. Then your urge to spend gets the better of you and you ended up with stuff than your existing luggage can swallow. At that point, the most logical choice is to acquire an additional luggage to accommodate the overflows, or you could drop serious […]
Just when you thought you will be safe in your hotel room, where presumably, power source will be readily available to recharge or power your multiple gadgets, you realized that there’s only one useable power outlet. Sounds familiar? Most people who travelled often would probably nodding their heads in agreement. […]
We can understand why sometimes luggages are marketed with cars, but a suitcase by a scooter maker like Vespa? Now, that’s pretty weird. However, we must say it is still an interesting proposition. One that would keep hardcore Vespa enthusiasts from missing their lovely Vespa when they are jet-setting. The […]
One of the many benefits of using carryon is, you will have access to the content whenever you want, but not quite if you need to flip the top up in tight spot like in a car or even at an airline seat. With that in mind, two self-profess globetrotters […]
Frequent travelers have one thing in common: debating whether to bring a small suitcase like a carry-on, or a larger one that will need to be checked in. Carry-on is fine, so long as what’s inside remains the same throughout your trip, but you and I both know, it is […]
Suitcase designs have not quite evolved. Sure, you see some fancy ones that can take the torment of bull runs and stuff like that, but generally, they haven’t quite catch up with the connected world, have they? Actually, yes and it all starts with the Bluesmart Bluetooth Suitcase, the luggage […]
beside forgetting what you should be bringing when checking into a flight, the next pre-flight nightmare would probably be overweight luggages. with that in mind, French designer Selma Durand came up with a brilliant concept, aptly dubbed Weighing Handle, that will save you the trouble and embarrassment of repacking overweight […]
going off the grid? then you might want to keep the DeLorme inReach SE Satellite Communicator handy next time you do so. you know? in case of emergency, or perhaps to help you in navigating your way around unfamiliar grounds so that you don’t need to lug along a separate GPS device. the InReach Explorer does pretty much everything the SE does, including messaging, tracking and packs SOS capabilities, plus it also doubles as a handy GPS device that lets you view, create and navigate routes and way points. included is a map that displays the routes, waypoints, tracks and messages geo-located onscreen which function like breadcrumbs of sort for backtracking or self-rescue. additionally, there are a bunch of sensors including digital compass, barometric altimeter and accelerometer offering accurate information like heading and bearing, elevation, speed and more.
whether you are a fan of vintage WWII stuff or just want to spruce up your pad with uniquely different and novel items, the Danish Fuel Repurposed Jerry Cans will be more than fit the bill. each Danish Fuel Jerry Cans are repurposed by hand in Denmark, resulting in a one-of-a-kind example.
modern washbags, however attractive they are, still adhere to the same bag design concept of top zipper approach, which in our humble opinion, does little to help in organizing. if stuffing shaver, toothpaste and stuff into this miniature bag proves to be a chore for you
when we talked about hassle-free travel, it means keeping yourself away from the luggage belt whenever possible, so you can get out of the airport to wherever you want – fast. you can do so with a cabin-friendly, wheeled luggage and keep one hand busy at any one time (or both hand busy, if you have a latte in your hand), or you could free both of your hands with the Tortuga Travel Backpack.