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    The Key to Stress-Free Travel Is the Right Gear—These Travel Accessories Pull Their Weight

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    A travel mug

    The smoothest travel days start with a healthy dose of caffeine—I don’t make the rules! I usually bring Owala’s SmoothSip Slider tumbler with me because it’s so compact and most importantly, it’s actually leakproof. If I need to, I can safely toss it in a backpack or tote without worrying that my coffee might spill all over my laptop or Kindle. Plus, it keeps my coffee hot all day long every single time. Stanley 1913’s travel mug with a top handle is another slim, lightweight pick you can trust.

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    SmoothSip Slider coffee tumbler

    Stanley 1913

    Café-to-Go travel mug

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    Luggage cup holder

    We’ve all been there: You’re fast-walking through the airport, hands full, hurrying to get to your gate on time while juggling your suitcase, phone, and a precarious iced coffee. This $10 travel accessory is here to lend a helping hand when you need it most. Simply slide it onto the handle of your suitcase and you’ll have two cup holders, one for a coffee and one for a water bottle, as well as a hidden pocket for your phone and wallet, giving you the hands-free moment you need while navigating through the airport.

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    Luggage cup holder

    Electrolytes

    Time changes, long-haul flights, and jam-packed days can leave us feeling more run-down than we might like on vacation. LMNT electrolytes and Nuun Sport tablets are great at keeping you hydrated on long, active days in warm climates. Plus, they’re easy to slip into any bag you’re traveling with.

     

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