As someone who likes to look good, but only when it’s comfortable, I pay a lot of attention to the travel gear I use. It needs to be stylish and not scream “tourist” while being practical and performing well. On this page, I share travel gear reviews of products I’ve tried and tested myself and actively use during my travels. If you have a question about any of the things you read about here, let me know.
Here are a few pointers to get an idea of the type of travel gear I review and write about:
- clothes, accessories and shoes: trendy, urban, stylish, but always comfortable and practical. Also, anything that keeps me warm.
- backpacks, handbags, luggage and the sorts: sturdy, lightweight and with handy compartments.
- electronics: small and lightweight. I always pack my laptop, Fujifilm XE-1, smartphone and GoPro. No big DSLR’s and dozens of lenses here.
When I travel I usually go for comfortable. Leggings instead of jeans, sneakers instead of leather boots. Nothing too fancy. Considering this, you’d think I’d have walking boots in my closet, wouldn’t you? Well, I don’t. I’ve always been a big fan of sneakers and
A while ago I was contacted by the outdoor store Millets. They wanted to know if I’d be interested in reviewing one of there products. I was hesitant as first as I don’t consider myself to be a real outdoor person. I love walking and being
The last couple of years I’ve gone from always over packing to packing just enough. I even try to travel carry-on only when possible. This usually doesn’t pose any problems when it comes to packing the amount of clothes I need, but I always struggle
Whenever I’m packing for a trip I’m faced with the same question: what bag to take? I’m not talking about my main luggage here, but about the bag I’ll be lugging around during the day. I always used to take a rather big shoulder bag
When I was a kid and we took a field trip with school, my mom would always tell me to take my K-Way with me. And looking at all the kids wearing that rain jacket that folds into a pouch, my mom wasn’t the only
I don’t know if this is the case worldwide, but everywhere I travel and where it’s at least a bit sunny, I see someone wearing Havaianas flip flops. They come in so many different colors and patterns, but are all recognizable by the textured rice