Awesome Travel Gear, Gadgets, and Hacks That Will SAVE Your Next Trip - 32 Items!

If you saw my travel EDC video (linked below), you're probably looking for even more upgrades to make your next trip the best one ever.
In this video, we'll cover 32 new items that will keep you comfortable, save you in a pinch, and have a ton of fun (even if you're delayed at the airport).
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0:00 Introduction
0:44 Travel Gear and Gadgets
15:42 Crazy Travel Hacks
19:27 Travel Shirts
22:58 Travel Pants
27:11 Travel Jackets
28:58 Travel Shoes
30:19 Conclusion
///// THE GEAR IN THIS VIDEO /////
(Note that some links below may be affiliate links; if you purchase with those, our channel will get a small cut of your purchase at NO COST TO YOU. Thanks!)
TRAVEL GEAR AND GADGETS:
Anker 622 Magsafe Charger: amzn.to/3QiurAC
Nitecore 10,000mah Ultralight Battery Bank: amzn.to/3QiuzQC
Zippo Handwarmer Battery Bank: amzn.to/498EYa9
Pale Blue AA USB Rechargeable Batteries: amzn.to/3QeTTXJ
Reliefband Motion Sickness Band: amzn.to/3QihPJV
Apple AirTag: amzn.to/3Q7cvZy
Klean Freak Body Wipes: amzn.to/47a6x0W
Klean Freak Flusher Bathroom Wipes: amzn.to/3FB3seQ
Compressed Towel Tablets: amzn.to/3s8vzic
GRAYL Ultrapress Water Filter Bottle: amzn.to/45KNYPP
Backbone iPhone Game Controller: amzn.to/49pGDbN
Patagonia Black Hole Sling Pack: prf.hn/l/PJEmWq8
MyMedic Pocket First Aid Kit: alnk.to/dpqx7U5
MyMedic Mod Packets: alnk.to/gKOQj03
TRAVEL HACKS (FREE TRAVEL!):
Flighty App for iPhone: www.flightyapp.com/
Eric’s Hacks for Traveling FREE: athomeinthefuture.com/chase
Chase Sapphire Credit Cards: athomeinthefuture.com/sapphire
Chase Freedom Credit Cards: athomeinthefuture.com/freedom
Chase Southwest Credit Cards: athomeinthefuture.com/southwest
TRAVEL CLOTHES:
Unbound Merino Crew Tee: shrsl.com/4a685
Western Rise X Cotton Tee: western-rise.pxf.io/ZQRbVk
American Giant Premium Slub Tee: www.american-giant.com/produc...
Vuori Ponto Crew Sweater: prf.hn/l/VldAomy
Flint and Tinder 365 Pants: prf.hn/l/JzjVWMZ
Proof Rover Pants: prf.hn/l/eYNPeVy
Western Rise Evolution 2.0 Pants: western-rise.pxf.io/JzWbkE
Unbound Merino Travel Pants: shrsl.com/4a687
Proof Puffer Shirt Jacket: prf.hn/l/w9owpl9
Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket: prf.hn/l/q5W8Ygo
Unbound Merino Compact Travel Hoodie: shrsl.com/4a686
Western Rise Merino Socks: western-rise.pxf.io/g14PR9
Lems Mesa Trail Sneakers: prf.hn/l/QxYzadd

[@AtHomeInTheFuture]

What _gear, gadgets, clothes, and hacks_ have made the biggest difference on your trips? Let me know!

[@itsmattaitken]

USB-C rechargeable batteries, now I've seen everything!

[@914Rocky]

The expanding towels have another amazing function. Cooling down in the trail. Just came back from Zion and Bryce Canyon where it was nearly 90 degrees at times on our hikes. You put a tiny bit of water on those and you have a cooling cloth. Boy was it refreshing and you can use them over and over again by adding a tiny bit of water. Loved them so much, and I got the Wyrick version, that we got them in three different sizes.

[@AtHomeInTheFuture]

Wow, that’s a really interesting use case I’ve never heard anyone talk about

[@chasinggeckos8843]

Really enjoyed your video. Will definitely look up so gear. Could not agree more on the Merino cloths. The one disagreement I have is your selection of pants. I suppose it depends on type of travel. Resort and cruises, sure. But backpacking they would not be my choice. I am a big fan of quick dry pants with zippers on all pockets. Riding on busy, planes and taxis crap falls out of unzipped pockets. I have traveled as a backpacker for about the last 40 years and learned a long time ago zippers are my friends. If it’s cool just add some light Merino bottoms and you are good to go. To each their own but enjoyed 100% of the rest. Great job.

[@AtHomeInTheFuture]

Great tips and great feedback.

[@Stoicijnsestemmen]

Lee extreme comfort chino’s cargo shorts and cargo pants, you’re welcome

Definitely would recommend Sea-Band for nausea. Very affordable and non-invasive non-medicated.

[@AtHomeInTheFuture]

I need to have my wife try one

[@JohnLittleJr]

Android has had Bluetooth trackers for a long time.

[@josiah3043]

Android has trackers as well

[@Kungaroo]

This is a great list and I’ll definitely be checking out and ordering some tshirts!

[@MilehighClub16]

Most useful travel vid I’ve come across!

[@AtHomeInTheFuture]

Thanks a ton!

[@BradyPatterson]

My favourite pants, for travel and everything are the Livsn Flex Canvas pants. I'm sure these other options are great, but it'd be hard to convert me away from Livsn. These things are bombproof and I go nowhere without them.

[@AtHomeInTheFuture]

Interesting! That’s one I haven’t heard of… I’ll check them out.

[@jaimetarne9436]

I want the flighty app, but sadly i am a commited android user.

[@AtHomeInTheFuture]

Yeah, it’s a bummer is iOS only for now, but it’s pretty tightly integrated with Apple’s unique APIs, which is great if you’re an iPhone person. Maybe Android one day!

[@shelleymonson8750]

Doesn’t the Airtag have a lithium battery? Forbidden in checked luggage!

[@AtHomeInTheFuture]

The FAA doesn’t care since the batteries are so tiny

[@constancepullen810]

Be aware that you might get pulled out of line at the airport if you're wearing the T-shirt with metal in the weave.

[@elsienorback7689]

I’ve heard that the motion system watch works because the person that used it work flying in a plane looking at the ground as Air Attack for Wildland fires. So they fly around, and around in circles looking at the ground.

[@shannongalloway9500]

Can you please do a woman’s version of this video

[@sageata_verde]

dont see the point of using the phone for gaming. if i wanna game ill take out my macbook m1 air, at least i get a big screen.

[@davidfoltz8922]

Is this page geared towards billionaires?? Seriously ?

[@musicdeaf]

88$ for a shirt? Gtfo

[@AtHomeInTheFuture]

Those merino options aren’t cheap, but they’re crazy popular in the travel space

[@BradyPatterson]

What are you on about. That's pretty reasonable for merino. Cheap merino that starts getting holes after a couple of washes, sure, you can do that, but I've worn the same merino t-shirt camping for a week at a time and it doesn't smell funky at the end and doesn't get holes. I've been traveling now for 2 years straight with my wife and I started with 2 merino t-shirts, got my first hole in one last week from a dog jumping on me and I do laundry about once a week or less. $88 is cheap for that kind of performance.

[@musicdeaf]

I don't care about the material. I care that it's 88 dollars.

[@BradyPatterson]

@@musicdeaf so you like cheap crap that falls apart fast. I guess it takes all sorts.

[@musicdeaf]

@BradyPatterson what cheap crap lol I just don't buy 88$ shirts. Idc if it's merino or whatever. I'm happy that you can travel for 2 years straight and do your laundry once a week.