Travel Gear
This is a collection of travel gear that I carry, think is cool, have seen others using or have created myself. You can also read my packing guide to ultralight freestyle travel where I dive deep into travel packing and plenty of this ultralight gear.
The rest of this gear are things I've used, still use, see others carrying or wish I had myself.
And now... Hobo Lifestyle swag! From shirts to pint glasses and more, represent the Hobo Lifestyle.
Freestyle BivyPack
I'll shamelessly begin with something I designed and make myself. It's a one-pound backpack that transforms into a small bivy-tent. They're now shipping all over the world, go ahead and get one for yourself.The rest of this gear are things I've used, still use, see others carrying or wish I had myself.
Travel Clothing
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| Merino shirt from Icebreaker is nearly a must. |
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| This OR Helium II rain jacket only weighs 6.4oz, half the weight of my old one. |
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| These slightly stretchy shorts are actually pretty awesome. |
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| ExOfficio boxer brief is the travel underwear champ. |
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| Smartwool merino socks. Yes please! |
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| Keen Newports, the everything-shoe I've been wearing for over a decade. |
Travel Tech
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| If there's a lighter tablet/laptop more powerful than the Microsoft Surface Go, I haven't found it. |
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| The lightest USB C wall plug you can get (powers phones and even many laptops) |
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| A great 10,000mAh power bank with USB-A and USB-C |
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| This lens clips on to most phones to give you a wide-angle. Pretty cool! |
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| Anyone making videos on the go with just their phone will dig this compact tripod. |
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| Not everyone needs a foldable bluetooth keyboard, but this one is the best for travelers. |
Travel Hygiene
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| The ultimate long-lasting versatile travel soap. Get some. |
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| One of the best lightweight travel beard trimmers you can get (I wrote about it here). |
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| Clever USB AA batteries (for your beard trimmer). Get them. |
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| You can do without a towel, but if you can't resist, try this one. |
Camping Gear for Travel
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| Fairly light, certainly cheap, TETON Sports 20 degree bag. |
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| This shelter's pretty popular, the OR Advanced Bivy. |
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| This inflatable sleeping pad rolls down to the size of a banana. See for yourself. |
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| Sawyer Mini, the standard lightweight water filter. |
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| The Osprey Exos 38 may be the best commercial travel pack available. |
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| Not gear, but it's an awesome book that I wrote about beer and hitchhiking! |
And now... Hobo Lifestyle swag! From shirts to pint glasses and more, represent the Hobo Lifestyle.
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| Hobo Lifestyle Logo Gear |
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