Travel

The new Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 upgrades the engine to climb the highest mountains — and crush your local trails, of course.

Or will they forever be fun to ride till your friends see you on one?

Headed to auction this fall, the bikes come complete with DC's autograph — and a chance to ride alongside his legendary stunt double.

The quietly technical Clyffe can take you from city streets to mountain crags without breaking stride.

Meet the 2025 Trade Wind 23FB.

Peak Design introduces the first hard-locking moto mount offering 15W Qi2 wireless charging. It also happens to be the best.

Forget the Billy bookcase and Poäng chair.

Sterling Pacific’s newly introduced Cabin Travel Case is essentially the G-Wagen of hard-sided suitcases.

The new limited edition Field Notes series is tailor-made for jotting down rankings, tasting notes, and more.

After helping bring hard-sided luggage to the masses, one of the internet’s original DTC travel brands could soon rebalance the luggage sale scales again.

Most packing cubes offer little utility outside of transit. Peak Design's new ultralight pouch isn't like most packing cubes.

I never take to the skies without this crucial (and cheap) travel accessory.

While you may escape to the outdoors to get away from your tech, you still might want to consider packing an AirTag.

Matador and Carryology’s upcoming EDX Lite Backpack is meticulously designed by some of the best travel experts in the business. The only downside is that quantities will be extremely limited.

For car camping or short walks in the woods, the Helinox Bench One is the perfect seating solution — and can do lots of other jobs, too.

Most wallets are all riffs on the same ideas. But Nomad’s latest release features a clever way to store awkwardly sized travel documents.

They're a bit exotic, but watches with these specs make a lot of sense if you're using them on actual adventures.

Bellroy made an already-great travel bag even better with the Venture Travel Pack.

This is the best way to bring booze home while traveling without risking it in the process. Period.

It meets U.S. EPA and NSF P231 drinking water standards in a package that's only slightly thicker than a standard stainless steel straw.