The best power station isn’t the biggest one. It’s the one you actually pick up and use. We share why a small, portable power station paired with an easy foldable solar panel fits into real life, from everyday home use to picnics and short trips.
Most travel gear sounds great in theory but often gets left behind later on. Here are some travel gift ideas of things we actually use.
Road trip stress usually comes from small, preventable moments. After cold Canadian winters and dead batteries at the worst times, we learned that one simple car item can quietly remove a lot of worry. This is why the GP4000 now lives in our car.
Kelowna fall days can swing from chilly mornings to warm afternoons. We spent a few days outdoors testing KUHL gear.
We’ve been confused in airports, baffled in pharmacies, and awkwardly guessing our way through conversations with amazing guides. So we were curious. Could the TimeKettle W4 Interpreter earbuds have made those moments smoother? Here’s what we found when we tried them ourselves.
We review the picnic perfect Bluetti Elite 100 V2 portable power station and see why it pairs nicely with the folding Bluetti PV100L 100W solar panel.
After years of push scooters, the Segway Ninebot E3 Pro delivers exactly what commuters need: 800W power, 40km range, and a peppy 32km/h top speed. With handlebar turn signals, four riding modes, and suspension that handles hills and gravel alike, it’s the sweet spot between features and price. After 60km of testing, I’m convinced this is the best mid-sized electric scooter I’ve used.
We’ve worn out more pairs of shoes than we can count on the road — from flats that gave up in Rome to sneakers that fell apart in the Costa Rican jungle. So it’s no surprise travelers often ask, where are my shoes really made?