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Travel footwear review: Terrasoles Tuckerman Canvas {Gadling}
Oct 12th 2009 6:36PM Whoops! That review's here: http://blog.nileguide.com/2009/03/12/so-darn-ugly-so-darn-functional-travel-sandals/ if you're interested.
Travel footwear review: Terrasoles Tuckerman Canvas {Gadling}
Oct 12th 2009 6:30PM I'm with you on the struggle to find shoes that last. In my experience, Chacos have been far and above the most durable travel shoes (I like letting my feet breathe - avoid socks at all costs) that I've ever gotten. Yes, they're open and rocks can get in and no, you can't really wear them to a dressy restaurant, but they're nicer than Tevas and the straps and sole mold to your feet.
I did a review on some other travel sandals at the NileGuidance blog here.. But now I kind of want to try these Terrasoles out.
SkyMall Monday: Anniversary Gift Card Giveaway {Gadling}
Oct 12th 2009 3:33PM The double umbrella. Nothing gets me more excited than dry hand holding. Well, other than my Canadian Model girlfriend, of course.
Road testing the KOR ONE water bottle {Gadling}
Aug 13th 2009 8:25PM Oh MAN. That's like the prius of water bottles. As someone with a serious water bottle addiction, it's about all I can do not jump out from my desk right now and go buy one.
How do these stack up, durability-wise to other bottles? Dents, scratches and faded stickers make klean kanteens and nalgenes look cooler, somehow, but I wonder if that would be the case for these sleek babies. We did a review of some of the most popular travel water bottles on our blog - most of which err on the side of traditional: http://blog.nileguide.com/2009/01/08/from-old-school-to-hardcore-a-review-of-water-bottles/
Driving in Europe: Tips from Budget Travel {Gadling}
Mar 3rd 2009 6:27PM Yes.
Tip #1: Make sure you travel during the day, it gets that much harder to find your destination at night.
Tip #2: Don't let my Aunt drive you there.
(for the full story of that lovely trip, check out http://blog.nileguide.com/2009/03/02/travelogues-why-hiking-the-alps-is-better-than-driving-them/ )
