Published May 10, 2021 12:00AM
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The Best Women’s Travel Gear of 2021
Make your next trip more comfortable than the last
(Photo: Inga Hendrickson)
Branwyn Essential Bralette ($38)
Our tester took this bra on an 11-day road trip and had to force herself not to wear it every day. The merino-wool fabric holds its shape and keeps cool.
Title Nine Round Trip Wide Leg Pants ($119)
With a simple clip behind the knee, these high-rise pants go from wide-leg to an eye-catching narrow pleated silhouette. That trick, plus a stretchy recycled-polyester-spandex fabric, means you can go from hiking to a night out.
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CamelBak MultiBev Bottle ($50)
Two products in one, the MultiBev combines a 22-ounce stainless-steel water bottle with a 16-ounce coffee cup (silicone lid included) that twists off the bottom.
Prana Narkanda Top ($69)
This shirt, made from Tencel, modal, and polyester, can be cinched at the waist to fit a range of body types. Our tester paired it with tights for hiking and a jacket for a nice dinner out.
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Under Armour Sportsmask ($30)
With a water-resistant exterior and a structured interior that keeps it away from your mouth, this is the ultimate mask for active pursuits.
Caraa Nimbus Medium Bag ($225)
Caraa fans have long asked for a smaller version of the brand’s popular Nimbus Large. The Medium delivers, with 14 compartments that collectively hold up to 23 liters.
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Stream2Sea Refillable Twist-Up Pocket Hand Sanitizer ($13)
Made from 62 percent ethanol sourced from citrus, and with eucalyptus, camphor, and Vitamin E, this moisturizing spray doesn’t leave a sticky feel.
Hari Mari Fields Puebla Flip-Flops ($80)
You’ll last all day in these flip-flops, thanks to their firm arch support and memory foam-lined straps. The soft, vegetable-tanned leather comes in four colors.
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Dragon Aria LL Sunglasses ($129)
The Aria’s lenses use color-optimizing technology for high-definition vision and reduced eye fatigue. That translates to total comfort on all-day drives.
Urbanears Alby Earphones ($69)
We love the Alby for its sweatproof design, 15 hours of charge, and great call quality—and the fact that the buds turn off automatically once placed in the case.
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Allbirds Wool Cardi Sweater ($145)
Allbirds’ casual wool cardigan layers well and is easy to slip off when on the move. Its merino fabric also stays stink-free for long periods of travel.
