The best...carry-on items for travelers
Among the items here is a microfleece-lined coat that turns into a pillow when it's stuffed into its built-in sack.
ExOfficio Storm Logic Jacket
This lightweight microfleece-lined puffy coat performs a nifty trick: Stuff it into its built-in sack and “voilà—it’s a travel pillow.” Made for both men and women.
$150, exofficio.com
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Source: New York Times
Universal USB charger
A great solution to a “gadget nightmare”: Keep this charger in your travel bag and you’ll never again be unable to use your laptop to rejuice a camera, phone, or other small device.
$20, flight001.com
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Source: Newsday
Vapur Anti-Bottle
Your new plan for staying hydrated in flight: “Clear airport security and head for the nearest water fountain.” These collapsible containers fold easily into a pocket or purse.
$16 for two, vapur.us
Source: Los Angeles Times
Tech Travel Moc II Slippers
“For the sake of all that’s civilized,” wear slippers the next time you slip out of your shoes on a long flight. The lining of these “travel-friendly” mocs wicks away moisture.
$35–$40, acorn.com
Source: Seattle Times
Antler Liquis Rolling Carry-on
Many frequent travelers prefer a hard-shell carry-on. This “elegant” case weighs just 4.4 pounds, has a built-in combination lock, and glides on multi-directional wheels.
$299, antlerusa.com
Source: Chicago Tribune