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Sunscreen, chargers, the paperback you won't finish… every packing list ends up looking pretty similar, doesn’t it? But there are a few items that can definitely heat things up.
Vacation is the time when you have the space, the privacy, and maybe even the hotel bathtub to make for worthwhile pleasure sessions. So why not take advantage?
By the way, if airport security makes you nervous, you can relax. The TSA fully approves adult toys in both carry-on and checked luggage.
What Makes a Toy Travel-Ready
Three qualities separate a great travel toy from a regrettable one. First among these is that it should be small enough to fit in a toiletry bag. Second, it should be quiet enough so that thin hotel walls won’t be a problem. And it should have a travel lock, or at least controls that won't buzz to life mid-flight. But, none of these are deal breakers.
Rechargeable beats batteries. USB charging is just easier these days.
Our Summer Travel Picks
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We-Vibe Tango X Rechargeable Silicone Intense Bullet Vibrator ($94). Lipstick-sized with one of the strongest small motors on the market. Perfect for travel and charges over USB.
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Le Wand Classique Mini Wand Massager ($66). All the rumble of a full-size wand in a compact body that actually fits in a weekender bag.
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Adam & Eve Silicone Rechargeable Finger Vibe ($50). Slips over a fingertip, works solo or with a partner.
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Swiss Navy Water-Based Lubricant (from $19). The 1 oz. bottle slides right under the carry-on liquid limit, and water-based means it's safe with every toy you own.
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Promescent Before & After Individual Wipes 40-Pack ($25.96). Individually wrapped hygiene wipes for freshening up anywhere.
Packing Notes
1. Charge everything fully before you leave. Depending on the vacation spot, outlets can get scarce (but usually not these days).
2. Use the travel lock, or pack toys where nothing can press the buttons. A surprise buzz from your carry-on is a story you don't need.
3. Keep toys in their own pouch, cleaned before and after the trip. Sunscreen residue and silicone toys don't mix.
