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Reviewers Say They *Never* Travel Without These 31 Products, So It’s Time To Start Packing Them For Your Own Trips

You might not THINK you need hand soap sheets, but have you ever sat in a car for three hours after using a public restroom that ran out of soap?

by Lucia Peters BuzzFeed Contributor

I am a writer and editor based in Washington, D.C.

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1. A set of six compression packing cubes to boost your packing game up to the next level. Not only do they help you stay organized (it’s so much easier to find what you’re looking for when you know your shirts are all in THIS cube and your socks are in THAT one), they also squish everything down with an additional zipper for maximum space-saving power.

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Starting off with the good stuff: Friends, if I had to pick just one thing — and only one — never, ever to travel without again, it would be packing cubes. This exact set of packing cubes, in fact. I started using them a few years ago, both for multiple-week-long adventures and short little getaways, and believe you me when I say they are life-changing. The set includes one large cube, one medium cube, one small cube, one extra-small cube, a slim cube, and a shoe/laundry bag (it’s good for both — source: me; I have used it for both. Not at the same time, though! Pick one or the other and commit to the decision).

Promising review: “You need these if you travel! If you are like me, trying to find a way to organize a suitcase can be quite a struggle. I feel like I need to pack my entire life into my suitcase, even for short vacations, or I feel under-packed. My biggest problem is keeping categories organized. With these organizers, you can easily store all your belongings. Everything stays in place even if you check your bag (suitcases get thrown around, and usually, my clothes are a mess). These also helped me pack more as the cubes condensed after zipping. I won't travel without these organizers ever again. In fact, I will most likely be buying more! Do yourself a favor and buy some. Great price point and great quality!” —Yvette Billing

Get them from Amazon for $20.39+ (available in nine colors and patterns; also available in four additional pack sizes).

2. Or, some travel compression bags that'll help you eke out every. Last. Inch. Of suitcase space. Stashing your clothes in these bags and then rolling them up removes the air and squishes down the bulk, truly maximizing your packing potential. Plus, since these aren’t the kind of compression bags you need to stick a vacuum into in order to work, they’re usable on the return trip, too — whether or not your Airbnb came equipped with a Hoover.

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Promising review: “These bags are absolutely wonderful! I will never travel without using them again. I can bring everything but the kitchen sink! I recently packed for a seven-day-long trip with various levels of dress, and these bags saved me from having to pack more than a suitcase, which is my norm. Highly recommended!” —Stacy Gladden

Get a set of 12 bags from Amazon for $15.94.

3. A TSA-compliant toiletry bag to transport all your lotions and potions, because quart-sized zip-top plastic sandwich bags can be… let’s call it unreliable. (Ask me how I know.) This clear zippered bag is made of tougher stuff, so it’ll stand up to way more while also being substantially less prone to bursting. (Again: ASK ME HOW I KNOW.) The best part? If your items fit in here, they're good to go — just yank the bag out of your luggage at security and carry on (literally) (get it?) (har har) (I’ll show myself out).

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Promising review: “Perfect for TSA approval when traveling! I travel a lot for work, and I prefer to bring only a carry-on bag, which means I’m limited to 3.4 ounces of liquids on the plane. I used to use a sandwich-sized Ziplock bag, and it never worked very well. With this new Lermende toiletry bag, I can fit SO much more. I love that it’s clear so you can see everything at one glance. It’s well-made, and the zipper looks like it will hold up well. It came with five bags, so each family member has their own toiletry bag. Two thumbs up!” —Rusty

Get it from Amazon for $9.98+ (available in sets of two, three, or five bags, two styles, and multiple color combinations).

4. A travel-size bottle of Bumble and Bumble’s Prêt-à-Powder dry shampoo, because when you’re on the road, a full wash isn’t always in the cards — but that doesn’t mean you have to feel greasy all day if you don't want to! This stuff will banish any oil from your locks and add some volume while it’s at it – and even better, it won’t eat up any space in your liquids bag, thanks to the fact that it’s, y'know, a powder.

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Promising review: “To anyone who tells me they don't like dry shampoo, I ask if they use a spray or a powder. They always answer with spray. The powder is a game changer. It not only makes my hair look cleaner, but it also refreshes my style. I always travel with this in my kit to make my blowout last as many days as possible.” —ELJ23

Get it from Sephora for $16.

5. A collapsible water bottle, because nothing is more important when you’re off having adventures — or stuck in an airplane seat for hours on end — than staying properly hydrated. Made of BPA-free, food-grade silicone, this pick holds 21 ounces of water when it’s full; when it’s not in use, though, it rolls up into an itty-bitty little package for simple, space-efficient storage. It’s leak-proof, too, and even includes a detachable straw. 

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Promising review: “Use every time I travel! Nothing wrong with this product! I've traveled with it cross-country and overseas, and while hiking. The bottle doesn't make your water taste funny. It's durable and holds up well in my backpack and in the seatback pocket on the plane. Easy to drink out of and rolls up nicely when not needed. Cost was acceptable. Good product for me.” —Sheryl D 

Get it from Amazon for $17.99+ (available individually or in two-packs and in six colors).

6. A universal power adapter, so you can make sure your devices stay charged no matter where you’re from or where you’ve gone. This handy little cube can adapt to fit outlets in more than 200 countries; what's more, it includes a regular plug and USB-A and USB-C ports, so you can charge multiple devices at once.

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Each of these adapters features different combinations of USB and USB-C ports, as well as different colors. Also note that this gadget only converts outlets; for actual voltage conversion, you'll need a separate device. (Stay tuned for that!)

Promising review: “Highly recommend!!! I bought this to take to Spain. It was FANTASTIC!! I could plug in my phone, my iPad, and my fan (yes, I have to travel with a fan), and my charger for my watch. It worked so GREAT!!! Whether I'm in the country or out, this will be my go-to plug because it accommodates all my things. I was so impressed by this item. I will never be without one when I travel. Highly recommend.” —Cynthia Rowe Zelbst

Get it from Amazon for $15.99 (available in three configurations and colors).

7. And a travel voltage converter to keep your electronics from frying when you charge them, too. Most universal adapters are for converting outlets only; if you travel to a location with a different voltage than in your home country, you’ll need a voltage converter to keep your devices working. This pick’ll do that for you — and since it's nice and compact, it packs up well, too.

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Promising review: “Hands down, a super converter that can be used at home or abroad. It worked great in all the countries we went to on a six-week vacation. I can use my fav 110-volt flat iron and hot curlers now instead of the low-performing 220-volt versions I was forced to buy for Europe, etc. The two plugs and USB outlets allow for multiple uses, and only one wall plug is needed. We use this at home as well for charging multiple devices. The drawstring travel bag helps keep items together for quick unpacking and use. I won't travel outside the house without it. Neither should you.” —Amazon Customer

Get it from Amazon for $33.14+ (available in two styles and two colors).

8. AND a lil’ mini travel router, so you can make the most of even the weakest of internet signals — and keep your data safe at the same time. This pocket-sized pick packs both VPN compatibility and WPA3 protocol to secure your connection. No more sketchy public Wi-Fi for you!

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Promising review: “An essential part of your travel kit! I travel continuously for work all over the world. This small and lightweight router is always in my bag. It works well in hotel rooms, is fast, and the open-source firmware is fully featured. A huge selling point for me is that it supports Tailscale and allows remote access to the unit from the cloud.

It's a bargain price for this level of functionality, and if I ever lose it, I'll buy another one right away.” —Doug in California

Get it from Amazon for $98.99.

9. A surprisingly cute external battery that’ll make running out of juice when you’re in the air — or on a train, or running around a new city all day, or up a mountain, or wherever — a thing of the past. This sleek, slim power bank slips easily into a backpack or pocket, and it even comes with four charging cables for different devices built right in. Truly a travel must-have!

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Promising review: “Best portable charger! This thing is a must-have. It’s literally saved me so many times. I don’t travel anywhere without it. With all the charging options, I’ve been able to help friends with low batteries. Lightweight; fits easily in your belt bag. Must have item!” —Troy Zimmerman 

Get it from Amazon for $21.99 (available in six colors).

10. A pack of hand soap sheets, because you might not always have access to a full soap dispenser during your travels. No soap? No problem — just pull out one of these sheets, add water, and lather away. No muss. No fuss. And as an added bonus, the pocket-sized pastel bear packaging is just adorable.

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Promising review: “Perfect for my work! I travel and stay in other places regularly for work. These soap sheets work perfectly for me, and I never let myself run out. I've tried other brands (and have kept their cases because of the convenience of their size), but I wasn't as happy with those sheets. I keep a pack in my overnight bags and my purse, along with my hurricane bugout bag. I love these soap sheets and highly recommend them.” —Terri

Get a pack of six boxes (300 sheets total) from Amazon for $9.99.

11. Or, a travel-size pack of Wet Ones wipes for those times when you’re not near any water, but still really need a wipe-down. These wipes will kill roughly 99.9% of bacteria, and they’re pretty darn good at just getting regular ol’ dirt off, too.

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Promising review: “Will not travel without them! Used these on my three-week trip, where taking showers was an absolute luxury. They were basically my shower replacements, and they did the job really well. The resealable packets did a great job of keeping the wipes wet enough to be functional, despite the many times it was opened and closed. Will definitely get them again for my future trips.” —TexasTraveler 

Get a set of 10 packs (200 wipes) from Amazon for $19.69+ (available in two scents).

12. A pack of laundry detergent sheets that’ll let you do laundry on the go without faffing about with the mess of liquid detergent. Usable in both washing machines and for hand-washing, these soap sheets are the ultimate travel-friendly item you didn’t know you needed.

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Promising review: “Love these! I bought these for a recent trip to Europe/Africa for a few weeks with my family of six. We couldn't pack nearly enough to change our clothes each day, but we didn't want to wear dirty ones. This was the compromise, and we were skeptical. These little sheets weighed very little and were quick to dissolve, and were just soapy enough to clean our things. We were able to hand-wash our items when needed and use the small washer/dryer combos in our Airbnb. Needless to say, we loved them. Now that I have found these, I won't travel without them.” —Deb Thornton 

Get a pack of 30 sheets Amazon for $13.98+ (available in six scents; also available in three-packs of 30 sheets each).

13. A travel backpack with an anti-theft pocket, so you can travel light while ensuring your most important documents and other items stay safe. This backpack opens clamshell-style, making it much easier to pack and unpack than a standard, top-zip bag — and reviewers say it fits underneath airplane seats perfectly.

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Other bells and whistles include a wet bag pocket, a shoe compartment, padded straps, a chest buckle, the aforementioned anti-theft pocket, and availability in tons of colors. Who needs a rollerboard when you’ve got this?

Promising review: “A must-have for travel! This came with me on a 3+ week international travel stint, and I will not travel again without it. The zippered sections were just right, and the zippers lined up to use TSA/travel locks. The straps are very, very comfortable, and the bag is sturdy and durable yet soft and comfy to wear for extended periods. I loved the color, almost periwinkle, but if I were to buy this bag again, I'd get a darker color to better withstand the inevitable dirt/marks from air/car/bus travel. This bag kept clothes, a blanket, money, electronics, and everything dry in rainy Ireland, snowy Germany, and a few downpours in Italy. There was a strap on the back that was perfect for the handle of my wheeled carry-on, and the weight distribution was such that the entire setup didn't tip over. I would almost call this bag indispensable!” —Mandi in VA

Get it from Amazon for $21.84+ (available in four sizes and multiple colors and styles).

14. And a Travelon anti-theft crossbody bag for those times when you don’t need to lug everything you packed around all day, but still want to look ~cute.~ Travelon specializes in anti-theft gear with its five-point security system, which includes lock-down straps, locking compartments, slash-resistant straps, and body construction, and even pockets with RFID-blocking capabilities.

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Promising review: “Best purse I have ever owned! I needed a small purse for travel. I usually carry a backpack, as I like having my hands free. But there are times when a small purse is more practical. With the many anti-theft features, this purse has traveled the world with me, keeping everything safe. Turns out I love this purse so much I use it every day, even when wearing my pack. It is small enough that I hardly know I am wearing it, yet the many pockets provide a surprising amount of carry room. The individual zippered sleeves are great and allow efficient use of space and organization. I love the secure key leash. I never have to worry about locking myself out! If this ever wears out, I'll get another. Can't imagine being without it.” —Gura

Get it from Amazon for $38+ (available in eight colors).

15. AND, a packable day pack for the days that fall somewhere in between. Roomy enough for bulkier items like water bottles and sweatshirts, but not so huge that it’s a pain to navigate crowds while wearing, this little guy is the perfect compromise between 'Enormous Travel Backpack' and 'Small Purse.' The best part? It folds up into itself for supremely easy packing.

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I got one of these for myself in the 10L size a number of years ago, and it has come with me on literally every trip I’ve taken since then. I use it mainly on the days I know are going to be particularly long, for short hikes, and during times when the weather is going to be variable, and I don’t want my hands to be full juggling an extra layer I may or may not need throughout the entire day. Is it fancy? No. Is it comfortable? Surprisingly so. Does it get the job done? With aplomb. And it really is packable — when it’s folded up, it’s roughly the size of a paperback book — so it won’t take up much space in your luggage, even if you’re a carry-on-only kind of traveler like I am.

Promising review: “I absolutely love this hiking backpack! It's foldable, portable, and super lightweight, making it perfect for all my trips. Despite its compact size, it holds a surprising amount of stuff and has plenty of pockets for organization. I especially appreciate the dedicated space for my water bottle. It's become my go-to for every trip, and I highly recommend it for anyone who needs a reliable and convenient backpack.” —Toni Tate 

Get it from Amazon for $18.99+ (available in three sizes and 15 colors).

16. A packing list planner pad that’ll make sure you never forget to pack your essentials ever again. With sections for every conceivable thing you might want to bring with you and spots to check everything off as you go, this 60-sheet pad is a true travel MVP.

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Promising review: “So helpful! I use these literally every time I plan a trip that I need to pack for. Love.” —LS

Get it from Amazon for $7.95. 

17. A packable luggage scale so you’ll never have to worry about over-packing. Just hang your suitcase from this digital scale, hold it up off the ground, and wait. It'll give you a readout in — I kid you not — literally two seconds. And it’s so small that it tucks right into your bag without taking up valuable space, better put toward other things.

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I travel carry-on only whenever possible — and friends, I started to get really tired of having constant "oh no, is my bag too heavy???" anxiety every time I was about to get on a plane. (Have you seen the carry-on weight limitations — not just dimension limitations! — for most international flights these days??? Absurdity! Absurdity, I tell you!) So I bought myself this little guy a few years ago, and I am pleased to report that knowing exactly how much my bag weighs before I get to the airport has done much to put my mind at rest. It also forces me to pack more efficiently in the first place, so hey, everybody wins!

Promising review: “Best $10 I have ever spent on a travel accessory! I love this thing. I never travel without it because I’ve paid overage fees or had to check overweight carry-ons or repack bags on the airport floor. I depend on this scale so much when traveling that when I can’t find mine before a big trip, I order a new one with next-day delivery (I found the old one, lol).

Based on what the scale at the airport reads, it's pretty accurate (assuming you can get the bag off the ground). I have weighed suitcases up to 55 pounds/25 kilograms, but any more than that, and it’s hard to pick up the suitcase and hold it far enough away from your body and the ground to get an accurate reading.

This thing will cost a few ounces in weight to carry with you, but will save you money when you get to the check-in counter at the airport because you’ve already packed and repacked your bags to be perfectly within weight limits.” —AK 

Get it from Amazon for $9.88+ (available in two styles, six colors, and a two-pack).

18. A pair of super comfy sneakers, because when you’re off having all sorts of fabulous adventures, the last thing you want to worry about is aching feet. Not only are these sneakers lightweight and supportive, but they’re also — key point! — cute. Bonus: Since they’ve got slip-on styling, they’re also the ideal airport shoe.

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Promising review: “Best overall travel shoes! I purchased these for my trip to Italy, and I was pleasantly impressed by how well they held up. These were the only shoes I wore through Roma and through the Tuscany region. I logged 73,000 steps, 56 flights of stairs and inclines, and 33 miles with these. They are comfortable, lightweight, and supportive. Even through the cobbled streets of Rome!” —Pam Caffery

Get them from Amazon for $36.99 (available in women’s sizes 6–10 and 16 colors).

19. A travel jewelry organizer that’ll keep all your pretties and shinies corralled, untangled, and safe when you’re on the move. This pick features tons of pockets, an earring panel, necklace clips, and more — and since it lies super flat when it’s closed up and zippered shut, it’ll take up next to no room in your luggage.

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Promising review: “A travel must! This is a game changer. The size is perfect. It doesn’t take up much room in your suitcase. I took seven necklaces on vacation, none of them tangled. It fits several pairs of earrings and bracelets. I don’t know how I lived without this. This would make a great gift for a trip.” —Jenny T

Get it from Amazon for $14.99+ (available in two sizes and seven colors).

20. A soft and cozy travel scarf, so multifunctional, it’s basically a Transformer. Toss it around your neck like a scarf! Wear it like a shawl! Curl up under it like a blanket! Make it into a poncho! You’ll never be cold during your journeys with this sucker around — whether you're off adventuring or in the middle of an hours-long flight.

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Promising review: “So soft! This is a great, lightweight wrap. I always take it when traveling to Europe for the long flights. It doubles as a blanket and packs very small because it is lightweight. Very silky feeling, though it is a lightweight T-shirt material, but way softer than that. I would definitely buy again!” —epad novice

Get it from Amazon for $48+ (available in 11 color/fabric options).

21. Or a travel scarf with a sneaky hidden pocket, so you can keep your most important stuff extra safe. Excellent for lightweight items like passports and emergency cash, this soft jersey option comes in multiple sizes and offers a choice of one or two zippered pockets. Cute and practical? Heck yes!

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Promising review: “I gave these out as Christmas gifts to traveling friends, and kept one for myself — and I've now given that away when it was admired by an acquaintance at a conference. So I had to buy myself another. It's not just the concept, but the details — including a key ring hook *inside the pocket*. Trust me — you didn't know you needed this, but once you have it, you'll wonder how you traveled without it. My current travel must-haves: folding toothbrush; hand sanitizer; phone charger; this scarf.” —Rebecca

Get it from 4theloveofoils on Etsy for $41+ (available in sizes XS–3XL, with one or two pockets, and 14 colors).

22. A three-pack of Tide To-Go pens so you can stop stains in their tracks no matter where in the world you are — literally. With this li'l guy tucked in your bag, you can yank it out the second a mess happens, scribble on the splotch, and watch it vanish right before your very eyes. Magic? Maybe not, but it sure feels like it sometimes!

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Promising review: “When these first came out, I was skeptical. Now I'm a believer! Always had one on my desk at work. Now I have one with me whenever I travel. If I've worn something for just a couple of hours for dinner and gotten a few coffee drops on it, I can't see sending the garment to the hotel laundry. I just use my Tide Pen. Works great on men's ties. At first, it looks like nothing's happening, but keep working it, and suddenly, the spot magically disappears! It helps to put a tissue or paper towel behind the area you're cleaning. They take out just about anything and don't leave a ring, as my prior spot-cleaning efforts did. The pens are small, so they're not practical for huge stains, but for small mishaps, they're amazing.” —GlamGalLovesStuff

Get a three-pack from Amazon for $7.48.

23. A large-capacity hanging toiletry bag that packs tons of storage space into a surprisingly small footprint. Deceptively compact when zipped, it opens to reveal two huge compartments and two smaller pockets, so you can fit literally anything you might want. Then it all folds up neatly again, taking up only minimal space in your bag.

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There are two schools of thought when it comes to packing for trips: Pack as light as possible or BRING ALL THE THINGS. If you’re a light packer, you may not need something with this much space — but if you’re a BRING ALL THE THINGS person, this is the toiletry bag for you.

Promising review: “A TRAVEL MUST-HAVE. I was looking for a toiletry bag that could hold all my toiletries and makeup in one place. THIS IS THE ONE. Everything fits, and it helps me stay organized while traveling. I can’t imagine traveling without it now. Bonus for all the color options they have! I have both the medium and the large. I recommend the medium for a carry-on suitcase. The large version in a carry-on takes up half of one side.” —Brenda

Get it from Amazon for $12.99+ (available in two sizes and 16 colors/prints).

24. A sleek and compact pill carrying case, so you can stay on top of your meds while you're away without wasting tons of luggage space on individual containers. This pick has a removable divider, so you can either split its space into four compartments or just use it as one big one; it also fastens shut super securely — and it’s surprisingly pretty, too.

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This is the pill carrier I use when I’m on the road — or in the air, or, y’know, anywhere other than home (banana for scale). I’ve got a couple of medications I need to take daily (talk about a literal can’t-travel-without-it situation!), so in order to avoid having to carry a whole bunch of bottles with me, I decant what I need into the four little compartments here and chuck the case in my backpack. It keeps things safe, secure, and all in one place.

Also, I… really like its aesthetics. I know, I know — “aesthetic” is not a necessity for medication storage, but it doesn’t hurt that this thing is nice to look at, too. It’s the little things, you know?

(Heads up, though, that if you take prescription meds and you're traveling internationally by air, you usually need to keep everything in their original bottles for airport security — so bear that in mind when considering pill cases of all varieties.)

Promising review: “Great pill organizer! Fits perfectly in my carry-on pouch. It has four slots, which don’t mix up the tablets in case you accidentally shake or flip them. This travel case has a great lock, so your tablets won’t spill. For me, I’ve put antihistamine tablets for allergy days, daily multivitamins, pain reliever tablets, and caffeine tablets for midday sleepiness. I just bring this with me at all times in case I need it.” —Henry

Get it from Amazon for $8.99 (available in eight colors; also available in a larger, six-compartment size and in multi-packs).

25. A beverage and drink holder that slips right over your suitcase handle, because there is no greater tragedy than a fallen cup of coffee while you're trying to make an early morning flight. With this handy pick, though, you’ll be able to keep your drink secure and your hands free — no more lost or wasted caffeine!

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Promising review: “Made my travel SO much easier!! Wow, what a difference this made while traveling. Kept my hands free, and I didn't have to keep going in my purse/backpack for phone, travel documents, or passport. I will not travel without it. I bought it on a whim, but didn't realize how much I really needed it. I kept it in my carry-on, and it was no issue at all when boarding the plane to remove it (with a line of people behind me waiting for me to put my carry-on in the overhead container). I just took out my drink and slipped it up and off the handle. There is a velcro strip in between the cup folders, but I found it very easy to slip it on and off. I was also concerned about items falling out…nope. No issue whatsoever. My passport, papers, and phone were all secured.” —LisalouRN 

Get it from Amazon for $9.99+ (available in 18 colors/patterns/styles).

26. A three-pack of compression socks that’ll keep the life in your legs during the longest of trips. These ones are both seriously good at their job and extremely affordable — and as an added bonus, they come in both sedate neutrals and brighter, more colorful shades, too.

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Read more about compression socks and their benefits at Cleveland Clinic. 

Trust me: If you are not wearing compression socks for every flight, you are doing yourself a major disservice. They’ll keep your circulation going while you’re way high up in the sky, which will both keep you comfy while you’re in transit AND prevent your feet from swelling up like big ol’ fleshy balloons.

Promising review: “I travel a lot and always wear compression socks. These are the best ones I’ve ever worn, and they are less expensive than others I’ve bought. I highly recommend these!” —SHELLY 

Get a three-pack from Amazon for $14.99+ (available in two sizes and 19 color combinations).

27. A roomy yet compact cable and electronics organizer, because when you’re on the move, no one wants to waste time untangling your phone charger from your laptop cord from your tablet charger from your… Well, you get the idea. This zippered case solves that problem by packing tons of pockets and organizer bands to keep everything from cables to USB drives neat and tidy — and, crucially, easy to find.

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Promising review: “Took this on a trip to Bali, and it was really a lifesaver. It was so easy to find my cords and have everything so neat. It was something I never knew I needed but now will absolutely never go anywhere without it.” —Daniela Amao 

Get it from Amazon for $9.85+ (available in four sizes and 23 colors).

28. A unique camera bag for the jet-setting photographer that’ll make carting around all your gear super easy and safe, thanks to the anti-theft buckles. With space for lenses, a tripod, and more, and easy access via two side panels and a front panel, this sling-style bag can’t wait to help you get the perfect shot.

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Promising review: “Very awesome bag. I have traveled with it to so many parts of the world, from the Cook Islands to Mexico to the Carlsbad Caverns, to name a few, and it’s always protected my DSLR and lenses. Plenty of room for batteries, etc. Also has a bottom strap for a tripod.” —Michael Soto

Get it from Amazon for $39.99+ (available in two sizes and two colors).

29. A little foot hammock to keep you comfortable on even the longest of flights. Hang this unexpectedly useful travel gadget off your tray table, and get ready to put your feet up — literally. Flying coach has never been this luxe.

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Promising review: “A game changer for air travel! I will never fly again without this. I've recommended it to everyone. East Coast USA to Southeast Asia, 24 hours in long-haul flights each way, with a serious lower back pain condition to start. But being able to hang my legs, even in a sideways position, saved me from the hours of pain that I had endured previously flying in economy with limited legroom. So easy to loop over the tray table brackets in both the stowed and open positions. This is a must-have for any flight.” —DL Flin

Get it from Amazon for $14.95+ (available individually or in a four-pack).

30. A Sea Band or two, because you deserve to travel without nausea. Just strap one of these wristbands on and let it work its charms on your pressure points. YMMV, but for many, they’re a boon when it comes to staving off motion-induced ickiness.

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Promising review: “Worked great! I had to take a nonstop flight across the US, and I really dreaded the turbulence and air sickness I usually feel on these trips. I don't like taking medication, so I found an article about these bands, so I thought I would give them a try. They are simply amazing! I did not expect them to work as well as they had; I will never travel without them again.” —Charity Rue 

Get a pair from Amazon for $8.53+ (available in six colors and two-packs).

31. And lastly, a discreet money belt, so you can keep your focus on the sights in front of you instead of on the safety of your extra cash and passport. Wouldn’t you rather spend your trip marveling at the pyramids or oooh-ing and aaah-ing at the Mona Lisa than constantly fighting the urge to check your pockets?

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With two pockets complete with RFID protection and a non-bulky design, this money belt straps securely around you and under your clothes, where no one will ever know you’re wearing it. Sneaky.

Promising review: “Won't travel without it again! We just finished an around-the-world trip. This money belt went through 18 airports, probably 25 security checks. It never set off an alarm. After six weeks and 40,000 miles, it looks as good as it did when we started our trip. I had one, and my fiancé had one. I used mine as my jeans belt with longish T-shirts, so it couldn't be seen. My fiancé had his under all his clothing. I kept only money in mine. He kept his passport, money, and credit cards in his. We'd take them off and put them right into the safe in our hotel room. Perfect!” —Chaz

Get it from Amazon for $21.99 (available in two styles and five colors).

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