ExOfficio’s line of quick-dry, moisture-wicking underwear is one of the best things to happen to travelers worldwide. If you’re conscientious about weight — or just want to reduce your packing load — adding a handful of pairs to your wardrobe will be the best decision you’ve ever made.
Two pairs are all you need for a trip of any length; simply wash one in the sink while you wear the other, and the first pair will be dry within hours, unless you’re in a particularly damp or humid climate. (If that’s the case, the underwear usually dries overnight.) ExOfficio underwear is so comfortable you may find yourself replacing your entire collection with ExOfficio products.
The company is expanding their Give-N-Go Sports Mesh line for spring 2015, with their first-ever options for women. They’re introducing bikini brief and hipkini styles in four bright, sporty colors, at $22 each.
The sports mesh fabric is extremely soft and highly breathable for wicking sweat during periods of high activity. The seams and waistband are also soft for added comfort and to prevent chafing. During periods of extended sitting, such as when flying, the seams don’t feel tight or restricting. The underwear is tagless, which is great if you’re counting ounces, as well as anti-microbial to prevent the growth of odor-causing bacteria.
ExOfficio sells a slew of other underwear in a variety of styles and colors, making it easy to find something that suits your needs. Learn more at exofficio.com.
Read This Next
All Reads on This Topic
Read Them All
#TrazeeTravel
Insta FeedVisiting the Alamo
The Alamo was a place occupied by Spanish settlers, and an important part of the early stages of Texas’s war for independence from Mexico. The Spanish settlers established a military and prepared for a fight. During the early stages of the war, a group of Texan soldiers ambushed and took over the Alamo from the Mexican military and gained control of San Antonio. Shortly after, the Mexican military gained control once again. The Battle of The Alamo went on for years and eventually ended with the Texans winning.
Sponsored Content
Pack Your Bags, You’re Going to Tokyo!
All Nippon Airways (ANA) is the largest airline in Japan. With flights from the United States to Japan and all of Asia, it's the perfect airline to book your next trip with. From ANA's amazing in-flight food to its excellent customer service, it comes as no surprise ANA has been awarded five stars for its seventh consecutive year by the SKYTRAX World Airline Rating.
Experience DNA Travel in 2020
According to travel experts at Insight Guides, DNA travel will be one of the big travel trends of 2020. DNA travel allows explorers to trace their ancestral roots by visiting countries and regions that reflect their individual heritage.
Trends / Top Trends
Jan 17, 2020RideCabin
Ride Cabin offers adventure seekers traveling between Los Angeles and San Francisco a unique way to reach their destination: a sleeper bus. While you have several options for travel between the two cities (a quick and boring flight or an eight-hour scenic drive), RideCabin expands your choices to include a convenient and comfortable third option.
Sponsored Content
Leave Troublesome Rideshare Worries Behind
We can see it now and remember when it happened to us: Watching as the black car icon loops around and around, seemingly endlessly, and our wait time on the rideshare app continually changes. Long wait times and confused drivers are just a few bothersome issues that can nag at rideshare users. Need a solution? Ditch rideshares altogether in favor of renting a car on your next trip.
Destinations / Asia
Jan 16, 2020Under $100: Bangkok, Thailand
Sai Sa Ard is the place for breakfast. You may order a fruit bowl, roti canal ($12), a common breakfast street food, or an omelet and rice with sweet chili sauce. If you cannot handle rice in the morning, ask for an alternative or order something else from the menu.
ShareThis