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It doesn’t matter if you’re hiking through the mountains or exploring a new city, packing wisely for any trip will ensure your plans won’t be ruined if you encounter occasional drizzles or a full-on downpour. |
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These classic knee-high women’s rain boots are fully waterproof, and have a polyester liner—all certified vegan, according to the brand. We like the treaded outsole for stability in slick conditions. |
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Fully waterproof, these Nordik 2 rainboots for men are lightweight and flexible. We like the grippy outsole, PFC-free water-repellent finish, and their versatility. |
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The Alta Vista is a lightweight women’s rain jacket with a hood, cuffs, and hem that cinch down for extra protection. It has zippered hand pockets, a zipped chest pocket, and an interior pocket for a phone or wallet. We love that it folds into itself. |
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This men’s rain jacket has a three-layer shell to block wind and rain. The cuffs and hem cinch for extra protection, and it’s machine washable. We also love that it folds into itself for easy packing. |
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Waterproof shoes that are unisex, versatile, and comfortable enough for the street or the trail are great for in-between seasons. These have a thermal lining to keep feet warm, a removable sheepskin lining, and latex seams that help block water. |
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Every traveler needs a durable, sturdy travel umbrella. This one has a canopy with air vents that help prevent it from turning inside out on windy days. We like the easy automatic open-and-close button. |
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These water-repellent pants have a two-and-a-half-layer shell to help block wind and rain. The 11-inch ankle zippers make it easy to pull them on or off without removing your shoes. Also available in men’s. |
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This cover is a good budget alternative to a waterproof backpack. Made from tear-resistant nylon with a waterproof and UV-resistant coating, it wicks away water and comes in sizes up to 90L.
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This hat has an extra-wide brim and neck cape for ample sun coverage, plus a UPF 50+ sun rating. We love that it folds flat for easy packing. |
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According to the maker, this towel can absorb up to five times its weight in water and dries quickly. The mesh bag is handy for keeping things tidy while traveling, too. |
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This pretty phone case is made to be airtight and has a lanyard for keeping your phone safe yet within easy reach. The see-through panel lets you text, call, or take photos. It’s certified for underwater use, up to a depth of 3.3 feet for 30 minutes, according to the brand. |
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The Bergtagen is waterproof, PFAS-free and has pole holders, side compression straps, and a detachable top lid, plus a hip belt for extra support. It has a wooden frame that helps distribute weight, and plenty of pockets for gear. |
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This packable clothesline lets you hang-dry wet items wherever you travel. Tie each end to a tree branch or shower rod, and use the beads to hang soppy things—no need for clothespins. |
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Dr. Martens is best known for boots that last forever. Just in time for spring, the classic footwear company steps into sandals. From slides to mules, they’ve got a bunch of sunny styles for your next trip. Here’s one we’re eyeing. |
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This simple slide looks good with lots of travel outfits, but it’s also built to last (leather, nubuck, suede, heat-sealed seams). Two adjustable buckles firm up the fit, while the foam footbed cushions each step. |
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PHOTOGRAPH BY SOLOVIOVA LIUDMYLA, SHUTTERSTOCK |
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Rain-slicked sidewalks, muddy hikes—our expert picks can tackle wet weather wherever you go. |
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