Hokas and Ons, a color e-reader, and a timeless jacket
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THE BEST TRAVEL GEAR TO GET NOW |
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Photograph BY PATCHAREEPORN SAKOOLCHAI |
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Travel is rewarding but can be expensive. One way to save money in the long run is to invest in high-quality gear that’ll give you the biggest bang for the buck. Here are our favorite essentials (bonus: many are on sale). |
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A favorite with our van life expert, this cooler is made to last through years of paddling trips, beach days, and camping getaways. |
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With so many once-in-a-lifetime night-sky events, it pays to have a telescope at home or on the road. This one has tons of easy features for a low price. |
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Jeans for travel? Our pro swears by this “super buttery soft” pair, counting it among the most comfortable clothes for travel. |
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We can’t get enough of this all-around slip-on—they’re comfortable, great for walking or running, and on sale. (Also available in men’s.) |
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Our menswear expert wasn’t surprised that the zombie-fighting hero in The Last of Us TV show wears this jacket. It’s durable in real life and made to get better over time. |
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Nothing helps us get through travel delays like reading. This e-reader has a full color display and works with a stylus so you can annotate to your heart’s content. |
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Whether you’re traveling or working, noise-canceling headphones are essential. This comfy pair has an “Aware” mode, so you don’t miss important moments. |
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This cozy sleeping bag is a Nat Geo staff favorite. It’s constructed of lightweight 650-fill power down and compresses to a little larger than a water bottle. |
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WHERE TO TAKE YOUR GEAR FOR A SPIN
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