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The Matador SEG42 made some noise in the one-bag world when it launched. It’s a weird bag, but it might be exactly what you’re looking for.

Whether you’re an adventure junkie or a minimalist packer looking to lighten the load, Unbound Merino is making some fantastic wool shirts worth checking out.

Merino wool has been having a moment over the past few years, especially with the one bag and minimalist travel crew.

In my opinion, the Aer Travel Pack 2 is a bit over-hyped as a one-bag travel backpack. But at a competitive price point, It could be a great option for some.

Let’s face it, is there anything better than that morning coffee in the woods? To round out that experience, here are some tips on making the best camp coffee.

Read this before choosing your minimalist travel backpack. There are some great brands to choose from, but not all are created equal.

Lems Waterproof Boulder Boots are a great option for minimalist travelers or barefoot enthusiasts looking for a hiking barefoot hiking boot.

Whether you’re looking for a minimalist travel shoe or are just starting to dabble in barefoot running and walking, check out the VIvobarefoot Primus Lite III.

By focusing on what’s necessary, minimalist travel brings an even greater sense of freedom when traveling the world.

You know those shoes that every tech bro seems to wear? Well that same company might make one of the best travel shoes around. Meet the Allbirds Tree Skippers.

As a minimal traveller, having a reliable travel pant is huge when it comes to saving space. But they also need to handle whatever is thrown at them. The Outlier Slim Dungarees pass the test.