More portable than your yoga mat—slip them on your hands and feet.

Oh, go ahead and make the old iPod toddler friendly. They can’t mess up the click-wheel. Can they?

(Thanks to Chrissy at small.town.fun.)

You don’t need a whole beach chair. You just need a sturdy little back to stick in the sand as a novel-reading, drink-sipping and people-watching aid.

(via littlesplurge)

Encouraging women to abandon dirty undies in hotel rooms everywhere.

(Thanks to the kind and talented ferret, who vouches for their comfortablity.)

Hear that? That’s some 1985-style luxury calling your name. Designed in a time before coffee shops and built-in car cupholders were ubiquitous, it uses ceramic heft and a gripper bottom to keep itself in place.

Check it out: A light, wheeled piece of plastic kids’ luggage that your child can pull—or ride. It’s affordable, too. I figured I owed you after the beautiful-but-expensive Wakamatsu kids’ luggage I posted recently.

My favorite solution to the Small Mobile Electronics Charging Conundrum (SMECC). Comes in lots o’ colors.

Socks with a secret. These are the fanciest ones, which wick away moisture, reduce swelling and come with an extra-large pocket. They have crew and sport versions, too.

A handy passport-sized book with the best in tips from fellow travelers, culled from Budget Travel magazine. Who knew floss was so versatile?

A kid-sized bag to transport all the current high-ranking doo-dads. Junior can personalize the exterior, too, by slipping a photo or drawing into the clear pocket on the front.