35 Products That’ll Have You Traveling From Point A To Point B With Comfort And Ease

35 Products That’ll Have You Traveling From Point A To Point B With Comfort And Ease

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35 Products That’ll Have You Traveling From Point A To Point B With Comfort And Ease

Including a reviewer-beloved neck pillow and *amazing* noise-canceling headphones that’ll keep you from having to constantly tell yourself ~woosahhh~.

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by Gabriela Manjarrez BuzzFeed BuzzFeed Staff

I'm a staff writer on the BuzzFeed Shopping team who covers a variety of topics from beauty to home to travel, while having a special enthusiasm for K-beauty, quirky (but useful!) trinkets, and all things luxe and aesthetic.

1. A practical tray table cover so that all the necessary knick-knacks for your flight are within easy reach. Perfect for storing your water bottle, book, tissues, snacks, lip balm, and more! Now you can just place your bag overhead and kick your feet up while having everything right in front of you. It's also machine washable, so after your flight, you can toss it in the wash and then use it again!

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PS: The genius Airplane Pocket is a small biz! Check out a TikTok of the Airplane Pockets tray tablecover in action. 

Here's what BuzzFeed Shopping writerEmma Lord has to say: 

"I used this on a round-trip from NYC to Tokyo, both with connecting flights in Canada, and cannot sing its praises enough. It fit all four of the different tray tables I used it on and was so ridiculously handy for keeping track of all my littler odds and ends like AirPods, the plane's headphones, earplugs, a sleep mask, a book, gum, a scrunchie, and little snacks. The hanging end of it easily tucked into the built-in sleeve of the seat in front of me for takeoff, and when other passengers needed to scoot past me in my aisle seat. Usually, I feel like a hot mess and get frustrated rooting around in the grimy sleeve for my stuff, and this was such a refreshing solution! Several flight attendants even asked where I got it to buy one for themselves!" 

Promising review: "Every time I whip this thing out, someone leans across the aisle, asks what it is, and then makes a note to buy one when they get home. On a long-haul flight, it's simply a must for organizing your reading materials, headphones, sanitizing wipes, etc. My favorite use for this thing is when I've fallen deep asleep along the way, only to wake up in a fog and in a rush to deplane. Instead of having to hastily dig things out of the seat back pocket, I just slip the entire thing off of the tray table, pop it in my bag, and worry about sorting things out when I get to where I'm going — safe in the knowledge that I didn't leave anything behind. Love it!" —justinglen

Get it from Amazon for $29.99

2. A super handy luggage scale — once you have it, you'll never travel without it. Especially if you'll be traveling back with lots of souvenirs, and you know your luggage will be much heavier on the way back! This lets you know how much it weighs so that you don't have to worry about awkwardly stopping in the middle of a busy airport to redistribute weight. Plus, reviewers rave about how accurate it is!

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Promising reviews: "I would absolutely recommend this for anyone who travels, especially internationally, because of all the extra costs for going over in weight. We were among the few people in line who didn’t need to rearrange our luggage at the airport to meet the weight requirements in Milan. So easy to pack and take with you." —Addison

"This little device was well worth the money spent. It saved us a lot of money on our flight home since we knew the weight was over and could pre-purchase the overage in the app instead of paying double at the airport. I’ll never travel without it!! Very easy to use." —Michael Ellis

Get it from Amazon for $8.90+ (available in four colors and also as a two-pack).

3. A mini belt bag that'll surprise you with just how roomy it is. Use it to keep your phone, wallet, headphones, and maybe even a protein bar to snack on close to you and easily accessible. It's also great for use on the plane so that your small essentials are never out of reach!

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Promising reviews: "I bought this as a purse for traveling to populated European cities, as there are heaps of pickpockets. It worked perfectly! It is the perfect size to fit everything I need and was super comfortable. Highly recommend." —Jessie Anela

"I bought this fanny pack to take on our trip to San Francisco, and it worked out better than I thought it would! We hiked through Muir Woods, and I loved that my hands were free from holding a purse! Then we walked across the Golden Gate Bridge, went to Chinatown, the wharf, etc., and again it was great not having to hold anything. This is by far the best bag I've ever traveled with. It is almost the exact same size as a (name brand) bag, but a lot less. Best purchase for the vacation :)" —Pat

Get it from Amazon for $12.98 (available in 45 colors).

4. A lightweight anti-theft backpack, which is also waterproof and has a wet bag, a shoe compartment, a laptop compartment, a luggage strap, and a built-in charging port. It's spacious yet fits under an airplane seat, so if you suddenly start to feel chilly after all that airport chaos is over, you can just reach down and grab your jacket.

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Promising review: "I have sent the link for this bag to so many loved ones because it has changed the way I’ve traveled. I have always been the overpacker, having to pay excess weight fees on my luggage. Since using this bag, I have been able to cut down to a carry-on and personal item on most trips. Come the end of this year, my husband and I will have been on eight trips. This bag has been with us for half of them. I use it as my personal item and easily pack shoes, a large cosmetic bag, hair tools, clothes, a steamer, snacks, chargers, and other small items — it holds so much. The cream color is very stylish, and it is easy to clean. I cannot explain enough how much I love it. I’ll be ordering my husband one in another color for our longer trips." —Mads

Get it from Amazon for $23.99+ (available in four sizes, two styles, and 18 colors).

5. A Trtl neck pillow with soft fleece support that might actually make a restful nap on a plane possible. Its ergonomic design keeps your head from nodding back and forth, helping prevent aches and strains. Your family activity–packed trip will probably already deprive you of sleep — might as well get as much as you can on the way there!

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Unlike the regular U-shaped pillows, Trtl Pillows are machine-washable and fast-drying.

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Promising review: "Used it for a 14-hour flight to Japan last week, and it helped tremendously. This was the first time I was able to sleep on the plane, so this helped tremendously. Definitely a must-have for travel. It is very light, so I was able to easily pack it in my under-the-seat wheeled trolley. I want to emphasize how much the light warmth of the fleece (and I don't like being hot) was just right to help me nod off to sleep. Since this is primarily for sitting upright in the seat or someone in the middle or the aisle seat, this was ideal for me. I just got back yesterday. Again I used it — this time for a 12-hour flight." —Ambience

Get it from Amazon for $59.99+ (available in four colors).

6. Or, a twist memory foam travel pillow so that whether you're flying or driving, you can bend it in various ways to tailor it to *your* (or your kid's!) ideal comfy position.

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Promising review: "Love how soft and flexible this pillow is; my only complaint is that I didn't get more. I have two kids, and they fought constantly over it! It's very comfortable and easy to use. My favorite thing about it is that the cover is removable and washable. I always feel yucky after a flight and love that I can wash it!" —Amanda and Pam

Get it from Amazon for $24.99+ (available in five colors).

7. A portable neck fan — we all know how stuffy long flights can get! This'll give you a surprisingly powerful, refreshing airflow while you read or sleep. It's got three speed settings and lasts up to 16 hours, so it can take on most flights without needing a charge.

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Promising review: "OMG this invention ranks right up there with sliced bread! I wore it on a recent flight and between the breeze and the light lulling sound it made the flight so much more comfortable. I would definitely recommend. Charging is easy as well. It uses a universal charger so there is not a worry about having it handy. The charge lasts for several hours at least." —Tsteck

Get it from Amazon for $25.99+ (available in eight colors).

8. A set of splurge-worthy Bose noise-canceling headphones, because can any of us even hope for an enjoyable flight without some top-notch sound quality? These babies have spatial audio that gives you a totally immersive, crystal-clear sound experience and a battery life that will outlast almost any flight. 😍

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I personally used these on a 10-hour flight to London (and I actually have them on as I type this) — and omg. The noise-canceling ability of these babies is UNMATCHED. As soon as I put them on, I felt immersed in my own little world. And the sound truly is crystal clear! Whether you want to relive the Eras Tour or play some soothing white noise to help you knock out for the remainder of your flight, these heaven-sent headphones have got you covered!

Promising review: "These headphones are a game-changer. As an avid music enthusiast, frequent traveler, and lover of movies in a loud and busy household, these headphones have improved my audio experiences in ways I never knew were possible. First and foremost, the noise cancellation is unparalleled. The moment you put these on, the outside world fades away. However, it still offers the ability to be aware of your surroundings when needed without stopping your audio. If you are traveling, you don't need to worry about the headphones going out on you because the battery life is incredible. As with all Bose products, the craftsmanship and quality are top-notch. I have been hesitant to purchase Bose headphones in the past because I just didn't think that I would be able to tell enough of a difference. I was wrong. I am beyond excited to have these headphones, and it has added so much to my entertainment enjoyment." —P.O.

Get them from Amazon for $269+ (available in five colors).

9. And if you're traveling with a little one, this comfy pair of kids' headphones! They have a soft padded cushion, an adjustable headband, and can be easily folded and stored in tight spaces. They also come in multiple fun colors and will help keep your kiddo entertained while you try to sneak in some shut-eye.

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Promising review: "These headphones are great! They have a nice shape and comfort, and sound isolation that serves my kid well on a 10-hour flight with other screaming kids. These headphones have great sound isolation that makes it still possible for my kid to listen during plane rides despite volume limitation, and also able to ignore the four other screaming, tantruming toddlers in our cabin. I was just about to dig deeper in my pockets to buy much more expensive headphones for my kids, but these work great with a nice budget! They fold compactly, so they were easy to pack. The cord had a nice fabric soft feel. Highly recommend for travel." —Elizabert

Get them from Amazon for $12.99+ (available in five colors).

10. A backseat hook that lets you hang smaller bags and backpacks to give our besties in the backseat some much-needed leg room. Or use it as a hook for the designated car trash bag on those long road trips! 

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Promising review: "I thought this might be one of the silly things I sometimes fall for. Nope. These are awesome. I keep one on the driver's side headrest and the other on the passenger side. I prefer to use the passenger one, because I can reach into my purse from the driver's seat, but if I've got extra people in the car, it's nice to have the flexibility to keep my purse on either side. Also, they fit very snugly and are tough. My purse easily weighs 20 pounds, and it never looks like they're strained." —Kendra

Get a set of two from Amazon for $5.99.

11. A cooling, memory foam contoured sleep mask for when all you wanna do is catch some z's on your flight, but your neighbor with a reading light or open window has other ideas. 🙄 This puts little pressure on your eyes and completely blocks out light while still allowing you to freely blink, so that you can get some beauty sleep before you land!

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Check it out in this TikTok.

Promising reviews: "The BEST BEST BEST and most comfortable sleep mask I’ve found. Night shifter for years, and have tried everything. Many other sleep masks have some qualities, but not all. This one is AMAZINGLY SOFT, VERY THICK, plush, high-quality material, quality stitching that won’t come apart like so many others that are cheaply made, and it’s EXTREMELY COMFORTABLE even though it’s a good price. Very impressed and pleasantly surprised." —Amazon Customer

"I loved it so much, I bought a second for my boyfriend! We both travel so much that sometimes you end up in a hotel room where the blinds still let in light, and this blocks it out without compressing your eyelids, where it feels like you’re being forced to keep them shut. I love that the compression contours around your eye so that you can open your eyes without feeling like you’re restricted. I love it so much I sleep with it at home now, and I never travel without it!" —Jordann

Get it from Amazon for $13.99+ (available in two styles and five colors).

12. And a set of self-heating warm compresses that'll not only help you catch a few winks but also help you get some *major* R&R. Infused with activated charcoal, hydrated minerals, and inorganic salts, this mask helps provide relief for those whose eyes get dry or puffy on long flights. Many reviewers rave about its effectiveness and how comfortable it is to wear!

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Promising review: "I was hesitant to buy these, but I have terrible dry eyes, so I went for it. I love them! They heat up quickly and are so comfortable and soothing, I fall right asleep when used at night! I used them on a recent long-haul flight and had no problem with dry eyes in the air. I also used the wipes several times during the flight. These are good for anytime you want to take a break and treat yourself to a 20-minute savasana or meditation. Your nervous system will drop right in and thank you! They also helped with jet lag to encourage sleep at the appropriate times. Your eyes will love them." —Amazon Customer

Get a 30-pack from Amazon for $35 (also available in two styles and three sizes).

13. The Saem's Iceland Hydrating Eye Stick because it has a cooling formula infused with niacinamide and Icelandic mineral water, moss, and seaweed extract to help de-puff those tired, sleep-deprived under eyes and reduce the appearance of dark circles. You no longer have to show up to your destination looking like a Tim Burton character. Amazing.

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It also can help tighten the appearance of eye wrinkles if you'd prefer for them not to be as noticeable. And here's a tip! It reduces puffiness faster if used after refrigeration.

Promising review: "This is definitely a miracle product. I was impressed that it worked so well, so fast, and so instantly. The packaging is silly but whimsical; I enjoy it. This is the last thing I apply before walking out the door. First day I used it, I put it on and got in my car — I looked in the rear view mirror and my heart jumped. My eyes had de-puffed on my walk down the front path!!! So impressive. It's not hydrating, it’s more tightening/brightening. If you have dry under eyes, use a creamy hydrating eye cream first, and apply this over it — problem solved. You don’t get much product, but you don’t need to use much either, and it’s not like it’s expensive. Definitely worth it if a product actually DOES what it claims it’ll do!!! Buy it!" —Joseph S.

Get it from Amazon for $11.99 (also available as a collagen stick, a peptide stick, and in multipacks).

14. A pack of Neutrogena portable makeup remover wipes — the iconic wipes in travel form! No more need to shimmy your way out of your seat to cleanse your face in the tiny bathroom, or carry a bulky pack of towelettes in your carry-on. These are gentle, effective, and will have your face clean in a snap.

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Promising reviews: "I have sensitive skin, so I am particular about my face products. I travel for work two to four times per year and usually once for vacation, and I try to avoid bringing so much liquid due to restrictions. I can bring these and leave both my face and eye cleaners at home. They are great for use in flight on long overseas legs, in your seat. No need to disturb anyone or spend extra time in the overused, tiny bathroom. I have never broken out, and they don’t bother my eyes. I do use my normal face lotion after these, unless on the plane. They don’t leave your skin dry." —Andrea Louise

"I use these for travel and freshening up on the plane before landing or whenever I am hot and am not in a place where I can wash my face. They are wonderful. I used to buy the big packs, but found them awkward to carry. With these, I throw a bunch in my travel pack, and I am off. Love them!" —BrianM_NJ

Get a 20-pack from Amazon for $5.22.

15. A travel-friendly blanket-slash-pillow if you're someone who's constantly chilly on airplanes. This soft (and super cute, might I add) creation will let you stay warm and cozy without having to take up extra space — it turns into a portable pouch that you can clip to your backpack or carry-on!

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Promising review: "I bought this product before taking a six-hour flight, and it was a lifesaver. The pillow has a strap behind it to put it on your luggage so that it doesn't have to be carried. Very convenient when traveling. The blanket kept me warm on the plane, and when the blanket is folded into a pillow, it is also comfortable. Would definitely recommend." —Robynn

Get it from Amazon for $25.46+ (available in eight colors). 

16. A pack of moldable earplugs because they'll let you finally be able to nap on your plane ride or at the hotel (despite your S.O.'s constant snoring). They block out noises by comfortably molding to the shape of your inner ear! Perfect for longer travel days when you just need. some. sleep!

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Promising review: "I absolutely love these earplugs! I am a flight attendant. When on a trip, getting up before dawn and going to bed early, a restful night's sleep is most important. However, you never know what chaotic noise is going to be happening outside your door or window. These earplugs have saved me on many occasions. They are so comfortable and easy to put in your ear. They mold easily to your own ear shape and do not cause ear pain after wearing them for many hours. The two extra small cases they came with are perfect to throw in my suitcase. I highly recommend!" —Erika

Get eight pairs for $7.97.

17. Or some EarPlanes that help relieve in-flight ear discomfort, clogging, and popping by filtering and helping to regulate air pressure. Truly lifesavers — especially for those of us who dread taking off/landing because of the drastic change in altitude!

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Before I started using these a couple of years ago, my ears would *always* start to hurt when the plane started to descend. I'd have to press my fingers on my ears and chew gum just to try to reduce some of the discomfort. Now, as soon as the captain announces they are starting the descent, I put these in my ears (BTW, they're surprisingly comfortable!), put my headphones on over them, and can actually enjoy the last half hour of my flight.

Promising review: "I am very sensitive to the change in pressure on airplanes, to the point where I am in tears on takeoff and landing. I finally had to do something about it, or I would fear flying again. I wish I had known about these years ago. They alleviated ALL sensitivity to the pressure change and made for a very comfortable and anxiety-free flight. I can't recommend them enough." —Nancy Cardella

Get three pairs from Amazon for $18.95 (also available in packs of 1, 5, and 10, and kids' sizes).

18. An acupressure wristband for those who tend to get motion sickness on long plane rides or car rides (or really anything that moves). It applies acupressure to each wrist and helps relieve nausea and vomiting so that you can finally enjoy your much-deserved vacay.

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It's also been known to work for postoperative and chemotherapy-induced nausea. It applies pressure on your wrist to help ~restore balance~. Read more about acupressure and nausea at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

Promising review: "I'm eight weeks pregnant and have had morning sickness nonstop every single day, and it has made my appetite go away so much that I feared for my baby's health. I needed a quick fix so I could eat again. It worked amazingly. I went to Denny's and ate my weight in pancakes! It feels so good not to feel nauseous all the time." —Kindle Customer

Get it from Amazon for $8.96+ (available in six colors).

19. A car trash can if you, too, have been using your cupholders as tiny trash cans. This lets you toss your coffee cups, soda bottles, and all the other sticky substances so you can finally keep your car interior clean and clutter-free.

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Promising review: "This is the most useful little item I have EVER placed in my car for litter management. It's easy to use, easy to empty, AND it doubles as a spare cup holder when needed. I've ordered more for our other cars. The kids have really improved their management of basic tidiness in the car with this in our family vehicle. My husband has managed to keep the passenger seat easy for me to join him in his car, and now our teens will enjoy an uncluttered life in the 'teen mobile.'" —DW

Get it from Amazon for $5.99.

20. A Pashmina scarf that's a *major* convenience to have — both on and off the plane! Use it to shield you against the cold on the plane or as a scarf to cover your shoulders when you're taking a gander at the Duomo di Firenze, or even a shield from the sun as it offers UPF 50+ protection!

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Promising review: "I absolutely love this wrap!! It is the perfect weight and size for travel. It didn't leave my side on an 11-day backpack trip through Europe and was used as a scarf, blanket, towel, and wrap all throughout the trip. Fashionable enough to dress up a basic travel day outfit, warm enough to keep away a chill on a cooler night, and light enough to pack away small into a bag or tie around a purse strap. I can't say enough great things! I am buying these as gifts for everyone I know who travels." —Jenn

Get it from Amazon for $52+ (available in 11 colors).

21. A bottle of 100% drug-free, fast-dissolving melatonin pills if you're someone who has trouble getting some nap time in while on a plane (or anywhere!). It has over 80,000 5-star ratings, with many reviewers raving about how effective it is at helping them drift off into restful sleep *without* making them feel drowsy.

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For more info on melatonin, visit The Mayo Clinic.

As someone who has a hard time napping at home (much less on a plane), I have been using these tablets for years now. I can't say enough about how well they work at giving you a soft, sleepy feeling without making you feel heavy or drowsy. They also seem to last FOREVER. Personally, I'll take even half the tablet, and I'm off to Dreamland. The yummy berry taste is also a bonus, and I wake up feeling rested and refreshed! 

Promising review: "I travel internationally frequently and constantly struggle with jet lag. I've tried many different melatonin sleep aid pills. And while many of them do help somewhat, these melatonin tablets have consistently worked the best. They work fast and give me a full night's sleep. I highly recommend them." —Just Joe

Get a pack of 180 tablets from Amazon for$9.99 (also available in a bigger size).

22. A hands-free (rotating!) phone mount to use with your tray table, chair arm, luggage handle, or really any flat surface! They can dare to delay your flight again — you'll just sit back and sip your iced matcha latte as you commence your Off Campus marathon watch and block out the busy buzz of the airport.

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See it in action on TikTok.

Promising review: "I bought this nifty gadget about six months ago for a multileg, ultra-long-haul trip, and it more than held up the entire duration. I was able to finagle it to fit the tray tables on different planes, and like others, I find the height just nice when clamped onto a stowed tray table. It also works on my roller carry-on handle during layovers. However, I find myself using it a lot outside of travel too! Work-wise, I've clamped it onto my office desk shelving to hold my phone at eye level beside my computer. At home, I simply clamped it to a deck of cards, and it turns into a versatile stand that I can place on any flat surface. Heck, I've been using it to hold my phone comfortably at eye level while watching videos in bed. It's extremely well built, and I find myself fidgeting with it all the time. Thus far it still feels solid, and I don't anticipate breaking it any time soon. Even if it does break, I'll be happy to buy another one or two of it!" —Earendil

Get it from Amazon for $12.31+ (also available in six other colors and in sets of two). 

23. An I Dew Care dry shampoo if your hair tends to get a lil' greasy on long plane or car rides (if you can't relate, I envy you). This is infused with biotin, black ginseng, and root-boosting powder and comes with a conveniently attached puff so that you can dab, dab, dab away all that excess oil and grease to instantly add some volume back into your hair. Plus, it's a powder, so it's less of a hassle to travel with!

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Pro tip: apply just a bit of product, brush it out, and repeat. Putting too much product at once may lead to a sheen of white residue.

Promising review: "I was looking for a dry shampoo that would be easy to use on the go for a trip I was taking. I had no issues taking this through TSA, and it was so easy to use on the go. You literally just pat the poof on your scalp and then rub the powder in. I do have black hair, so dry shampoo is usually very visible in my hair, but I didn't have any harder time than usual rubbing this powder in. It did a really good job of soaking up all the oil and giving my hair volume. I'm not a fan of the price for the amount that you get, but it is lasting longer than I thought it would. I would definitely recommend and will purchase again." —Teresa

Get it from Amazon for $15.99 (available in five colors).

24. An in-flight foot hammock — trust me, you're gonna want to try this. Just hang it on the arms of your tray table and rest your feet on the cushion for some relieving elevation. Many reviewers (especially those on the shorter side!) say it's helped them prevent soreness and swelling on long flights.

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Promising review: "I will never fly again without this. I've recommended it to everyone. East coast USA to South East Asia, 24 hours in long haul flights each way with serious low back pain condition to start. But being able to hang my legs, even in a sideways position, saved me from hours of pain that I have endured previously flying with economy leg room. So easy to loop over tray table brackets in both the stowed and open position. This is a must have for any flight." —DL Flin

Get it from Amazon for $14.95 (also available in multipacks). 

25. A freezable snack box, which is *perfect* if you're looking to store snacks for little ones, if you're someone with food allergies, or even if you're breastfeeding and need to store milk while away from home! It's designed with built-in cooling technology that'll keep everything in it cold all day long. (It also gives you one less thing to stress about if your flight's delayed!)

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Promising review: "This will carry four frozen breastmilk bags and keep them frozen six to eight hours, which is perfect for domestic airport travel or small outings. I like to bring a few extra bags with me on trips for a night out or if it will be hard to nurse somewhere. Awesome product and less bulky that other cooler bags." —Joshua 

Get it from Amazon for $17.99+ (available in 23 colors and prints).

26. A pack of pre-pasted mini toothbrushes so you don't have to deal with a yucky taste in your mouth after the in-flight food service. It even comes with a built-in toothpick and floss, making it a pocket-sized, all-in-one cleaning system that'll leave you with minty fresh breath.

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Promising review: "I am an avid traveller, and one issue that I always have is needing to pack all of my toothpaste/toothbrush/floss in my personal bag, so I can have it ready to go to brush my teeth on the plane. However, this product has changed that! Now, I can simply bring individual packed mini toothbrushes that have everything I need for a simple touch-up after a long 14-hour flight. I love how it doesn't require any water, so the toothpaste is activated by your own saliva. The toothpaste was a bit chalky and left a subtle aftertaste, but I didn't expect it to be an amazing toothpaste considering that it was pre-packaged. Otherwise, this is such a convenient product to take with you everywhere as you can carry a few in your bag at a time!" —Andrew Liang

Get a 24-pack from Amazon for $20 (also available in two bigger pack sizes).

27. A set of Purell portable hand sanitizers because they'll let you stay in your seat and skip the line for the tiny bathroom when it's time to get rid of the germs your hands have come in contact with halfway into your flight (spoiler, it's a *lot*😬). These will kill 99.9% of those germs, and you can even clip them to your bag for easy access!

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Promising review: "I went on a long trip overseas and visited a number of less-than-sanitary areas. These were total lifesavers. My coworkers used them too. Wonderful. Plus, they're small enough to take on the plane. The TSA didn't even insist I put it in a quart-sized bag." —Kris Jennings

Get an eight-pack from Amazon for $17.34 (also available as a pack infused with essential oils!). 

28. A fun little snack spinner that'll be your best friend if you're traveling with picky eaters — especially picky kiddos! It lets you carry up to five kinds of snacks in a compact way. Plus, some of us just need some VARIETY in our array of road trip munchies.

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And it's dishwasher-safe! Check out a TikTok of the snack spinnerin action.

Promising review: "My kids love these snack organizers and it's a great way to offer several choices at once. They're also perfect for traveling because they're easy to take and very compact. They are also fun and engaging when children have to push the spinner to get a new box to open. I would definitely buy these again. I even send them in my kids lunch boxes! they are super fun and very durable. We most recently took them on vacation with us and use them the whole week. There are perfect for the plane and car rides especially." —Brittany Tremblay

Get it from Amazon for $29.99+ (available in three sizes and five colors).

29. A roomy water-resistant duffel bag, which is the perfect travel companion for rainy days — you can even take it as extra storage room for new purchases and souvenirs you'll be bringing back home! It comes with several interior pockets, a wet pocket (great for toiletries!), a tablet sleeve, and a strap to keep it secured to your luggage as you rush around the airport.

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Promising review: "I can't say enough good things about this travel duffel bag; it's been an absolute game changer for my trips. I've taken it on several journeys, including some rough adventures, and it still looks as good as new. The size is just perfect — it holds a surprising amount of stuff while remaining compact enough to fit in overhead compartments or under seats on flights. The compartments and pockets help keep everything organized, which is a lifesaver when you're on the go. The quality of the zippers and handles is top-notch. The shoulder strap is comfortable, and the option to carry it as a backpack is a fantastic feature. It's great for weekend getaways, business trips, or even as a gym bag. I've used many travel bags in the past, but this one truly stands out in terms of quality and functionality. It's become my go-to travel companion, and I wouldn't travel without it. If you're in need of a reliable, stylish, and spacious travel duffel, look no further. This bag is a winner!" —Liz

Get it from Amazon for $18.99+ (available in 62 colors/styles).

30. An AirFly Pro wireless transmitter if you're tired of having to use wired headphones during your flight. With this, you can easily connect to your seat TV screen with your AirPods and enjoy your selection of movies and TV shows without any annoying wires in the way.

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Twelve South is a husband-and-wife-owned business based in Charleston, South Carolina. They've been designing accessories inspired by and made for Apple products since 2009. It also comes with a USB-C charging cable, a travel pouch, a keychain holder, a quick-start guide, and a manual.

Promising review: "I love this gadget...I fly a lot, and this works on the majority of wide-body planes I’ve taken over the past six months. It plugs into one of the three-prong outlets (or a single outlet in economy), and you can connect any Bluetooth device. It doesn’t always connect on the first try, as I have multiple devices that my headphones are searching for, but if you turn off all other devices, it seems to connect right away. Once connected, it works for many hours. A few planes I’ve taken recently (Qatar Airways) have USB charging ports so close to the headphone jack that you can even plug in while it's working and never lose the charge. Highly recommend for travelers." —Joseph Britto

BuzzFeed editor Chelsea Stuart used it on a European trip — check out her Twelve South AirFly Pro review.

Get it from Amazon for $54.99+ (available in various styles and two colors).

31. Lumify Eye Drops because taking a red-eye does *not* mean you have to tolerate literally having red eyes. And get this — it's the number one selling brand of eye drops on Amazon right now. They're absolute *lifesavers* when it comes to instant reduction in redness. This flight attendant reviewer swears by these drops and says they keep their eyes looking white for up to 10 hours!

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Learn more about different kinds of eye drops and what they can do at Cleveland Clinic. Note that eye drops can potentially mask symptoms of eye conditions, so you should talk to your eye doctor about what's right for you. And according to Mayo Clinic, you should avoid redness-reducing drops if you're looking for dry eye relief.

Promising review: "I have a big spot of blood vessels in the inner corner of my left eye. I use the expensive lubricant eye drops for moisture — I've used Visine, Clear Eyes, you name it. No eye drop has made my eyes look this great. Only Lumify! I was soo happy when I looked in the mirror and saw some beauty in my eyes instead of darkness and redness." —Angela Leonard

Get it from Amazon for$10.70

32. A backseat car video monitor so that you can keep an eye on your bundle of joy with a rear-facing car seat. Now, when you notice it's gotten unusually quiet for a backseat full of kids, you can check the monitor (when the car isn't moving, of course) to ensure that they have (thankfully) fallen asleep after a few fights over a bag of fruit snacks.

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Note: You should only ever look at the camera when the car isn't in motion! 

Promising review: "I saw this product on TikTok and knew I wanted to try it. I LOOOOOVE this product! I hate trying to use my rear-view mirror to look into her mirror to make sure she’s okay. The quality of the video is great for the price, and I can easily see if my infant has spit up, or I can see her mouth to shove a paci in if needed. I can see details like whether her eyes are open or closed. The night vision isn’t too bad, but not as detailed, but you can see enough. But overall for the price, I would buy this product again hands-down." —Michael Giblin

Get it from Amazon for $26.99

33. A waterproof car seat cover if you're traveling with a four-legged bestie in the back! This can be converted to both hammock style and car bench style with its anti-skid zipper. You'll finally be able to protect your freshly cleaned seats from your furry friend, who just got done living his best life splashing through salt water and rolling in the sand.

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It also has a nonslip backing, adjustable headrest anchors, seat anchors, trunk cargo liner, and two seatbelt openings to keep your pup in place.

Promising review: "This thing is a lifesaver! I hike a lot with my dogs, and they love swimming and tromping through all terrains. They are also quick to roll in anything they can find — dead or digested — and this cover has SAVED MY CAR. It is waterproof and easy to clean. It is even easier to install. I loved it so much I bought a second and a third for my sister’s and mom’s cars. I have had other backseat covers before, but they were thin and came in cheesy prints. This one is black, which matches my car’s interior, and is nicely quilted. I would rate this 100 stars if I could." —Katie G.

Get it from Amazon for $29.99+ (available in four sizes and 13 colors).

34. And a backseat dog zipline to keep your energetic pup in place (while still letting them stick their head out the window!). It's perfect for those of us with dogs who just love to hop up into the front seat with us, as if we're not already busy enough trying to figure out where the heck we're going.

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This zipline works for dogs of all sizes and easily adjusts to fit most cars!

Promising reviews: "This is a lifesaver. My dog jumped out of the window while the car was moving, and this is the only thing that kept him attached and not able to fully jump out." —Taylor

"I loved how my little dog could move left to right to see out either window without harm to himself. I also feel very confident with his safety back there if there is a sudden stop. He really enjoys his ride, and I feel great that he is protected. I highly recommend this zipline." —vllj

Get it from Amazon for $18.998.

35. A pair of compression socks so you *don't* have to dread that long flight as much. These give you that extra comfort while in the air if you're prone to swelling in your feet and legs — and they're actually pretty stylish!

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Read more about compression socks and long flights at Cleveland Clinic.

Promising review: "My ankles got really swollen after a 14-hour plane ride last year, so I thought I would give these a try. I recently completed another 14-hour plane ride, and these socks really did their job! I had them on for a good 24 hours straight, and they remained comfortable the whole time. My ankles were not swollen after the long plane ride. My legs and feet felt really good after the plane ride and the day after. The sock can be stretched over the knee, but I did not stretch it that much and left the socks right below the knee. The socks stayed in place the whole time." —MYamo

Get them from Amazon for $18.82+ (available in 13 colors and sizes S–XXL). 

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