While on a cooking journey during Coronavirus quarantine, I’ve perfected the art of making a breakfast sandwich. The Progressive International PS-69Y Breakfast Sandwich Maker might just be may favorite kitchen gadget. As I used it more, I realized this little yellow cup would be great for travel too. Since it pops into a microwave, it … Continue reading
**UPDATE** Crazy Cap 2 now has a 25 ounce bottle. I’ve road tested the self-cleaning and water purification system and it is now a staple for any road trips. I always road trip with at least a gallon of water. This larger size Crazy Cap 2 easily fits in the cup holder in my car. … Continue reading
When you’re one of 20,000 attendees scouring the more than 1,000 vendors for the latest and greatest products that will be coming out in 6-8 months, a day at Outdoor Retailer is exhilarating and maddening at the same time. I’m always on the hunt for cool travel and outdoor gear to feature in my annual … Continue reading
Looking for the perfect gift? Here’s my 2019 holiday gift guide for the traveler and adventurer. Continue reading
My travel gear, whether functional or fashionable, has to be versatile. On my recent trip to Switzerland and Paris I carried a purse that can be worn four ways. You can wear it as a crossbody, wristlet, shoulder bag or waist bag. I like to always have a smaller purse when I travel for just … Continue reading
I love my Aftershokz Air headphones with bone conduction audio technology because I can still hear what’s going on around while listening to my jams as I walk, run or hike. When Aftershokz launched Optishokz Revvez, sport sunglasses with the same technology I had to give them a try. I’ve tested them out a couple … Continue reading
I’m rocking a pair of flip flops this summer and they’re made of recycled cork. This wine and environment love digs that. The Laguna Flips are made by SOLE, a company I found at Outdoor Retailer, which is kicking off again this week in Denver. I’ve been road testing a pair of the Laguna Flips … Continue reading
On my recent trip to San Antonio, Texas and Greenville, South Carolina I got stopped multiple times in the airport by folks asking me, “Who makes those shoes? They’re so cute.” As I’m wearing them on flight to Detroit, Michigan yesterday and today to start a road trip I figured I would share the scoop … Continue reading
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