Travel

Regarding budget-friendly folders that still have style and substance to spare, this brand is becoming the one to beat.

This two-pronged revision of the iconic Boston combines a fine upper with a more rugged outsole, resulting in the best of both worlds.

Great things come in small packages — as the latest bikes from BSA, Kawasaki, Triumph and other brands make abundantly clear.

Once slated for discontinuation, Jeep's V8 Wrangler will now live on as part of the lineup for years to come.

As is often the case, this popular and sporty speedster gets even more compelling via the simplest of tweaks.

To celebrate the brand's third anniversary, the beloved Raccoon gets an upscale overhaul, elevating it higher than ever before.

The brand promises updated styling and plenty of new tech.

Perfect for camping, road trips and everything in between, Cotopaxi's take on a gear box is both deeply convenient and highly tough.

Design filings provide a sneak peek at the scrappy new GS the brand hopes will soar to the top of the lightweight ADV segment.

Snazzy and sporty, the brand’s latest small-displacement motorcycle might just be its most approachable yet.

The up-and-coming brand hit a major home run with its latest release. Now, this award-winning everyday carry darling can be yours.

The Robeta Ananya is sure to attract haters, half of whom might secretly want to take up residence within its walls.

Understandably, this device isn't suitable for every EDC multi-tool. But it's so handy that it should definitely be more common.

This special version of one of Victorinox's best all-around multi-tools includes beloved high-end steel and a novel handle material.

The third bike from the resurrected 164-year-old brand combines retro good looks, off-road capability and a bloody nice price.

This iconic bag line is ready to conquer the rigors of frequent travel while adhering to more stringent airplane cabin storage policies.

These 40th anniversary Gixxers aren’t just for show — updated to meet modern regulations, they still offer plenty of go, too.

Each bag in the trio functions as a standalone, but it can also be integrated with the other two. And that's saying nothing of their rock-solid build.

BSA’s Bantam 350 may not strongly resemble the original bike, but the throwback aesthetics and wallet-friendly pricing are bang-on.

With subtle nods to WWII-era British spies and the world of watchmaking, this folder is poised to be an instant classic.