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July 5, 2018

iBand Sling Review


Disclosure: Complimentary product was received for review purposes.



On our recent trip to DC, we went on a tour that prohibited bags over a certain size. Thank goodness just a couple of weeks before we left, we received an iBand Sling.

This sleek, cross-body sling pack held our essentials in seven compartments.  We had room for keys, phones, Metro cards, cash, hand sanitizer, and more!






A rear reflector makes it ideal to use while running or walking at night.


The iBand Sling is also great for hiking - you can carry a flashlight, water bottle, sunscreen, bug spray, snacks, and other hiking necessities.  

The ergonomically-designed iBand Sling is lightweight and very comfortable to use!  You'd be surprised at how many items you can fit in all of the compartments!

Whether for travel, hiking, running errands, visiting amusement parks, jogging, or even daily use, the iBand Sling is practical and functional!

We will definitely be using it on more hikes and trips!

For more information on the iBand Sling, click here.
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February 8, 2018

The Barrier Method Travel Face Mask

Disclosure:  Product was received complimentary for review purposes.  All opinions are entirely my own. 


I just got back from a weekend trip to Portland and I feel great!  Thanks in part to the innovative travel mask by The Barrier Method!  I am a self-proclaimed germaphobe and I get anxious when I start to hear people sneezing and coughing near me on the airplane.  I take precautions like wiping down the seats, tray tables, and arm rests, but there's not much you can do about others around you.  I once wore a medical mask, but I have to admit I was a little embarrassed being the only one.

But being a busy mom who needs her energy, I can't afford to get sick.  Lucky for me and travelers everywhere, a new small business The Barrier Method has created a fashionable and comfortable travel mask!  Danielle Travis, from Maui, is the founder of a line of patent-pending masks that snap into scarves or bandanas made of soft, antimicrobial fabric in a range of colors and patterns.  The company recently raised enough funds through a Kickstarter campaign to fund the essential oils testing, research, and product manufacturing to incorporate antimicrobial essential oils into the liners of the masks.

I received a complimentary infinity scarf for review purposes and I got it just in time to use on my trip.  I put it on as soon as I was seated on the plane and I liked how the mask straps were adjustable.  The fabric is very soft and I had no problems breathing and I found it very comfortable to sleep in.  At one point, I got a little hot so I simply unsnapped the mask from the scarf and just wore the mask by itself.  I can assure you I will be using The Barrier Method on all my travels to reduce the chance of getting sick!
 



For more information on The Barrier Method, you can find them here and on their social media channels.   
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November 27, 2015

Baliloca Review

Disclosure: Complimentary product was received for review purposes. Some links are affiliate.


I use a cross-body bag often due to its practicality and safety.

I love having my hands free to hold my kids' hands or hold shopping bags, and using a cross-body bag is usually more secure than holding a purse in your hands by its straps.

However, I've seen on the news how there are some people so evil and desperate they will still try and yank a person's cross-body purse or even cut off its strap.

With that fear in mind, I was eager to try out the Baliloca purse.

About Baliloca
Baliloca is truly a purse with no limits. Quite simply, we design the most comfortable purse you'll ever wear. Our unique leather design and patent pending stabilizing cross-strap allows for a snuggled and lightweight fit. Dance, relax, work out, or just travel the world. Our bag will stay firmly by your side.

I was fortunate to receive a Baliloca purse in Wild Honey Leather.

This very unique Baliloca purse is practical and lightweight, and is ideal for traveling, shopping, dining - any activity where you wish to have your hands free, but do not want to worry about a dangling purse or where to place your purse.

Simply slip in your phone, ID, credit cards, and some cash, and you're good to go!

The bag could easily hold a lot more items, such as hand sanitizer, lip balm, and keys.  I actually was able to fit my small wallet and my phone into the Baliloca bag.


The stabilizing cross-strap was very easy to put on (you can watch a video on how to use the purse on the Baliloca website), and it was sort of like wearing a one-sided vest, or even a backpack, except the pack is on your side.

Wearing the bag and cross-strap took a bit of getting used to, but it's quite comfortable, and accessing the contents of the purse is a breeze.

Because the Baliloca purse is worn against your body, you can easily wear a jacket over it.



I've already used the Baliloca purse on a recent staycation, and during this busy holiday season I'll be wearing it a lot more as I brave the mall crowds to do my shopping.

If you're always on the go and want a purse that is functional, smaller than a backpack, and much more fashionable than a fanny pack, check out the Baliloca purse!

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