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6 Athleisure Wear Items for On-the-Go Travelers

by Aoife O'Riordan

Jun 14, 2023

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Whether heading to the beach or somewhere cooler this summer, packing the right clothing and essentials can often make or break a trip. Travelers planning an active trip or those who often find themselves on the go, here are six great athleisure wear pieces and accessories to elevate your summer.

 

NOMATIC Access Sling

The NOMATIC Access Sling makes for the perfect travel bag while wandering through the streets of a European city or hiking the trails of a national park. This versatile daily bag can be worn around your waist or thrown over your shoulder. Inside the main compartment are mesh pockets for organization, as well as space for your phone and other essentials. The bag also has an RFID-safe pocket on the back for added security. Even more? The Sling is constructed with durable, water-resistant materials and tamper-resistant zippers. $59.99.

 

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MyBevi Outlander Water Bottle

Elevate your athleisure look with this Stanley dupe. MyBevi’s new Outlander tumbler is engravable and keeps drinks hot or cold for 24 hours or more. These bottles hold up to 32 ounces of liquid, feature a comfortable handle and come in many trendy colors. $35.

 

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Banks Jewelry

We all hate when we think we’ve secured a good price on jewelry, only to see it tarnish or change color within a month. Banks Jewelry designs each of its pieces so you can work out, sleep and shower in them without worry of jewelry discoloring or fading. Banks Jewelry features water-resistant, hypoallergenic and tarnish-resistant pieces. Its affordable, 18K–24K-gold-plated fine jewelry comes in necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings for a sophisticated look. Less than $49.

 

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Pear Compression

Pear Compression recently released its new line of Sporty Crew Socks, elevating any Sunday stroll in the park or a Pilates session. Available in white with five colors, these lightweight compression socks do more than just alleviate pain and discomfort. They’re also a fashion statement and serve as a great way to keep legs healthy, particularly on long-haul flights. $25.

 

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Woxer

Woxer’s acclaimed undergarments make for the perfect wear for long and/or active travels. The woman-, LGBTQIA+- and LatinX-owned brand’s new 2.0 bralette is the softest bralette you’ll ever wear, and its breathable fabric and comfortable design allows wearers to enjoy their day without discomfort. Woxer products are made with Modal, a lightweight, breathable and sustainable fabric. $28.

 

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WanderFull HydroBag

Stay hydrated on your travels with this stylish water bottle bag. The water-resistant pockets store your water bottle, phone, keys, wallet and more, all while complementing your athleisure look. Perfect for those on the go or travelers wanting to stay hydrated, these bags come with interchangeable adjustable straps that work great as a crossbody bag. The main compartment fits up to 32-ounce water bottles, wine bottles, reusable coffee cups or flasks, all while preventing the leaking of liquids onto any electronics you may have stored within. Choose from more than 17 colors. $59.

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