When you go on a road trip, the chances are pretty high that you’ll be eating in your car from time to time.
There are some foods and snacks that are easy to eat while driving, namely those which have little chance of making a big mess. However, when it comes to fast food, I find it hard to enjoy eating in the car since there’s no where to put the sauces. Continue reading Make Your Road Trip Much More Enjoyable With Saucemoto!
In late 2020 I wrote about a kickstarter campaign from Bluffworks for their new packing cubes called the BluffCube.
The product came out a while back and I had the chance to finally try these smarter packing cubes recently. Continue reading Quick Review: Bluffworks BluffCubes +20% Off For A Limited Time!
Packing for a family of four isn’t always easy, especially when the kids aren’t doing much of the carrying.
While we have a decent amount (and variety) of luggage, I was excited to give the Tortuga Outbreaker Backpack a try when I was contacted by the company. Continue reading Product Review: Tortuga Outbreaker Backpack (Spoiler- It’s Awesome!)
I recently received an e-mail about an interesting travel product.
GoSun Flatware is super-compact travel utensils which fit into a case just a bit thicker than a credit card! I was curious to give this item a try and happy to receive a set to test out.
Here are my thoughts on GoSun Flatware: Continue reading GoSun Flatware: Awesome, Compact Travel Utensils!
In early August 2020, travel-friendly clothing brand Bluffworks launched a Kickstarter campaign for the BluffCube Smarter Compression Packing Cube.
For those of you unfamiliar with the brand, check out a couple of my reviews:
Overall, I’d say that the company makes high-quality, comfortable gear made for your travels and adventures. Continue reading Check Out The Bluffworks BluffCube Packing Cube On Kickstarter!
At the 2019 New York Times Travel Show I came across a booth from Bluffworks, a travel clothing company. I chatted with their team and checked out some of their products, walking away impressed.
The company was kind enough to send me a few products to me to test out and review. (Check out my review, Bluffworks: A Couple Of Hits And A Miss.)
At the NY Times Travel Show, Bluffworks had one item on display which caught my attention, however it wasn’t yet available. Continue reading Game Changer? I Wore The Bluffworks Threshold T-Shirt 5 Straight Days!
Many airline have removed seat back screens from their planes for shorter flights, opting to go with a cheaper alternative.
Rather than have to deal with upkeep on the screens, they’ve given passengers the ability to stream content like movies and TV shows directly to their own devices when flying.
When I’m going on a trip, I also like to download a bunch of things from Netflix which I can then view offline. Continue reading The SkyClip Can Make Flying Much More Entertaining
At the 2019 New York Times Travel Show I spent some time chatting with the team from travel clothing company Bluffworks.
I had heard of them before but never actually seen their products. I was very impressed with what I saw and hoped to give the brand a try.
The folks from Bluffworks were nice enough to send me a few items to test out. Continue reading Bluffworks Travel Clothing: A Couple Of Hits And A Miss
Picking the right gear is crucial to making travel more comfortable. When you’re traveling with kids, this is even more so the case.
I typically travel with a 60 liter North Face backpack and a 35 liter Cotopaxi Volta daypack. This is usually a good amount of space for my thing as well as some of the kid’s items.
One problem we consistently run into during trips is which bag(s) to bring along when we’re out for the day. My wife Kim always has a bag, but she doesn’t always want to carry a backpack when she ‘wears’ Theo in our Ergo (baby carrier). And the issue I have is that I don’t want to bring along a 35L daypack, just for a few things. Continue reading Product Review: The Tortuga Setout Packable Daypack
Monthly subscription boxes have become increasingly popular in recent years.
A couple of years back, I got Kim a subscription to Birchbox. The price seemed fair and Kim got to try out a bunch of items she probably wouldn’t have tried otherwise.
We also got Lucas a subscription to KiwiBox, a box with activities for kids which are somewhat educational. (If you sign up with my link you’ll get $10 off and I will too after your purchase.)
There are subscription boxes for lots of interests but I’ve avoided trying any out until just recently. I kept getting ads on Facebook and Instagram for SprezzaBox. Continue reading I Tried The Monthly Subscription SprezzaBox For Their Delta Airlines Box
