Travel Items

These are just little lifesavers we've discovered along the way—like travel breadcrumbs leading us away from chaos and toward vacation Zen.

You don’t have to buy them. But we’ve found they make our trips smoother, simpler, and a lot less like an episode of Survivor: Airport Edition.

So if you’re looking to travel with less stress, more comfort, and fewer tangled cords, these are the gems that keep us sane(ish). Think of it as your backstage pass to the "not totally losing it on day two of vacation" tour.

Pack what you want, leave what you don’t

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Travel Items

Neck Wallet

Whatever you do—do not keep your wallet in your back pocket. That’s not a pocket, that’s a tip jar for pickpockets! You're basically saying, “Help yourself, international bandit!”

Instead get yourself a neck wallet. Yes, a neck wallet! It’s not sexy, but neither is losing your credit cards and ID in a train station while a man named Fabio sprints away with your life savings.

Judy wears hers like a travel superhero cape tucked under her shirt. Passport? In there. Phone? In there. Snacks? Well its not that big. She’s like a human filing cabinet on the move. And when we’re flying? That thing is like a first-class upgrade for your documents—convenient, secure, and always where you need it.

And the best part? The black one’s under $10. That’s less than a fancy coffee or two-thirds of an airport sandwich. Available on Amazon. Don’t like it? Send it back! No drama, no worries.

Travel smarter. Your butt—and your credit card company—will thank you.

Neck Wallet

Travel Converter

HANYCONY International Power Adapter!

This little beauty is your best friend in Europe and Egypt—because guess what? They don’t use our plugs. Nope! This also works in most airlines, even the USA carriers. Try jamming your charger into the wall over there and you’re basically playing international outlet roulette.

Now the best part—it's a two-pack! One for you, one for your partner. Or one for your tech gear, one for your secret stash of electronic joy. We don’t judge. And yes, it has built-in USB ports AND one good ol’ plug for your, uh… vibrating travel companion.

Both of these for under $20 USD. That’s cheaper than a mojito in Rome and way more satisfying in the long run.

So if you travel like us—power-hungry, gadget-laden, and occasionally battery-operated—this is a must-have.

Plug in. Power up. Buzz on.

Converter

Multi Plug

Okay, picture this: you walk into your cruise cabin, excited, ready to unwind—and BAM! There are two outlets. TWO! One by the bed, the other basically inside the sink. Like, “Sure, let me charge my laptop next to the mouthwash, what could go wrong?”

That’s why we never leave home without our trusty multi-plug extension—a modern-day power octopus! We’ve got laptops, phones, camera gear, probably a rice cooker at this point—we need juice! And this little beauty solves the “there’s never enough plugs” crisis faster than you can say “where’s my charger?!”

We use it in the U.S., we use it abroad, we’d use it on the moon if NASA would just return our calls. If you work while you travel this is essential.

So don’t fight strangers for the one outlet at the airport. Don’t dangle your phone above a bathroom sink. Get the plug extender. Be the hero your electronics deserve.

Plug in, power on, and may your devices always be at 100%.

Multi Plug