5 perfect products for music festival season
Enjoy the party in comfort with these gadgets
1. Lynq Long-Range Location Tracker ($209 for two)
Carry this pocket-size device and you'll never get lost in the crowd. It'll display the direction and distance of every member of your group who's carrying one. It's also great for hikers and families with children. Buy it at Lynq.
2. LiveMus!c Hearsafe Ear Plugs ($29 for two pairs)
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Get close to the stage without worrying about the volume with these concert-ready, reusable ear plugs. Unlike foam plugs, they evenly lower across sound frequencies. You'll hear all the music. Buy it at Amazon.
3. Sitpack ($50)
A lightweight seat that goes wherever you wander, the Sitpack collapses to the size of a flashlight. It telescopes open to serve as a sturdy, one-legged stool — providing relief for your back and legs. Ships later this summer. Buy it at Amazon.
4. Luminoodle Light Rope ($20)
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Your campsite will be easier to find after dark when it's ringed by a glowing rope. The USB-powered Luminoodle dresses up any outdoor party, and it can act as a lantern when stuffed into its translucent bag. Buy it at Amazon.
5. Thomas & Darden Kube ($649)
Keep the party going back at the campsite with a beautiful 400-watt Bluetooth audio system that doubles as a 37-quart cooler. The Kube sounds great and can hold up to a case of beer. Buy it at Amazon.
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