Best Travel Tips – Travel Advice
With airlines cutting costs all around, does it ever make you wonder if you should really use that airline-issued blanket? Did that blanket really get cleaned on that last flight or was it simply re-packaged?
Perhaps I’m a bit jaded with the frequent flyer miles that I have racked up. I don’t use airline ice in my bottled water, typically bring my own food on the flight and carry-on my suitcase whenever possible to avoid lost luggage. That being said, I was happy to review the Travelrest 4-In-1 Travel blanket on a recent overnight flight from San Francisco to Paris, France.
Travelrest 4-in-1 Travel blanket
Traveling comfortably can often be at odds with traveling light – turning that small plane, train or car seat into a cocoon of rest and relaxation can mean lugging around pillows and blankets in addition to luggage. The Travelrest travel blanket is a handy, portable and comfortable solution. Made of soft and durable micro fleece, this poncho-style blanket keeps your hands free and gives shoulder-to-ankle coverage without worrying about the blanket slipping down mid-trip. The Travelrest blanket can also be folded up into its built-in carrying case, transforming into a pillow for head, neck or lumbar support. Available in beige or blue colors.
Travel blanket features:
- Poncho style blanket designed to cover shoulders during travel
- Built in carry case for easy transport
- Micro fleece
- Multiple uses for head, neck and lumbar support
- Designed for plane travel, train travel, car travel and home use
My favorite “must have” travel items for short or long haul flights:
Briggs & Riley BRX Carry-on Luggage
Tom Bihn Checkpoint Flyer TSA approved laptop bag
What are your favorite “must-have” travel items?
If You Go:
Suggested retail of Travelrest blanket $24.95
HiGear Design supplied me with this travel product for review.
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