Travel

We tried out Timeshifter to see if it could really help us beat jet lag. We found that its flaws have little to do with the app itself.

After testing seven travel strollers on various trips and excursions, we’re confident that the Uppababy Minu V2 is the one to get.

If you’re frequently frustrated by bad Wi-Fi on the road, a mobile hotspot or travel router could be the answer.

Uniqlo and Baggu have similar crescent bags, but we still prefer the Baggu, which feels sturdier and sits better on the body. But for $25, Uniqlo’s isn’t bad.

I found packing everything I needed in my carry-on stressful—until I switched to this compressible soft-sided suitcase that comes with a lifetime warranty.

Air travel is often uncomfortable—but it doesn’t have to be. These seven inexpensive amenities can make your in-flight experience much more bearable for much less.

These glasses are designed to reduce motion sickness by creating an artificial horizon line. But do they work? We put them to the test.

This tiny hair dryer is lightweight and a breeze to pack. It’s fun to use and blows cooler air than most, but it lacks the attachments I usually look for.

Stashing these eight cheap(ish) things in your car will help make every day run a little smoother.

A slim wallet is best for your style and your spine. Here are the best slim and bifold wallets, all of which are less than an inch thick.

We’ve discovered practical, pretty and surprising gifts to delight your chosen sojourner.

After testing travel mugs for more than 10 years, we’re still confident that the Zojirushi Stainless Steel Mug is the best mug to keep drinks hot for hours.

When our staffers with food allergies travel, these items help keep them comfortable and protected throughout the journey.

Travelpro Platinum Elite is our most loyal travel companion.

We tested 37 pairs of travel underwear and found that ExOfficio’s Give-N-Go 2.0 Sport Mesh 6″ Boxer Brief and Patagonia Women’s Active Hipster panties are the best around.

After stuffing, shaking, and dunking 23 toiletry bags, we chose five that can serve as your bathroom-in-a-bag in a variety of travel scenarios.

After testing eight travel pillows on four red-eye flights in window, aisle, and middle seats, we think the Travelrest Ultimate is the best for most travelers.

A professional ornithologist tested 25 field-ready binoculars against his $2,500 Leica Ultravids and picked the Athlon Optics Midas ED pair as the best.