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Hydro Flask All Around Travel Tumbler

$24

(Expired) (Back)Amazon has Hydro Flask All Around Travel Tumbler with Handle Stainless Steel Double-Wall Vacuum Insulated for $23.99. Shipping is free with prime.

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Anonymous

Not Stanley cup

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Looks like one though. Maybe you could just put a Stanley sticker over the Hydroflask label. //@anonymous: Not Stanley cup

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Who needs a $45 cup now //@anonymous: Not Stanley cup

1 year ago |

Anonymous

It is time for a $450 cup!

1 year ago |

Anonymous

It’s not a trophy? //@anonymous: Not Stanley cup

1 year ago |

Baggallini RFID Journey Crossbody Travel Bag

$13.48

(Expired) Amazon has Baggallini RFID Journey Crossbody Travel Bag for $13.48. Shipping is free with Prime.

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Anonymous

dead

1 year ago |

2-pack Bio Bidet Handheld Personal Travel Bidet Portable

$13.97

(Expired) Amazon has 2-pack Bio Bidet Handheld Personal Travel Bidet Portable for $13.97. Shipping is free with Prime.

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Anonymous

Man. thought it was water bottle

1 year ago |

REVLON Compact Hair Dryer

(Expired) Amazon has REVLON Compact Hair Dryer | 1875W Lightweight Design, Perfect for Travel, (Yellow) for $7.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+.

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Anonymous

My hair dryer is 1500W and kept kicking out my breaker. With the 1875W, I think I should buy homeowner insurance premium.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Oh just buy new house alrdy! //@anonymous: My hair dryer is 1500W and kept kicking out my breaker. With the 1875W, I think I should buy homeowner insurance premium.

1 year ago |

adidas Linear Mini Backpack Small Travel Bag

$13

(Expired) (Back) Amazon has adidas Linear Mini Backpack Small Travel Bag for $13.18. Shipping is free with prime.

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Anonymous

$30 now

1 year ago |

Thermos Stainless Steel 18oz Travel Tumbler, 2-pack

$19.97

(Expired) COSTCO has Thermos Stainless Steel 18oz Travel Tumbler, 2-pack for $19.97. Shipping is free. [amazon]

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Monopoly Travel World Tour Board Game

$7 & more

(Expired) Target has select games on sale. Shipping is free on $35+.

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$3.99 ~~$9.99~~
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$10.49 ~~$14.99~~
Chuckle & Roar Family Bingo
$13.99 ~~$19.99~~
Chuckle & Roar Sensory Learning Case

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LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for Emergency

$9.89

(Expired) Amazon has LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for Hiking, Camping, Travel, and Emergency Preparedness for $9.89. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+.

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Anonymous

I got one of these for a trip to south America, but I found it useless. In order to get water out of a river, you need to lay on the ground and suck through one end while the other is in the water. You might be able to use it to filter tap water out of a cup, but if you have a cup, you probably have a microwave and might as well boil the water.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

It's a tradeoff. You get some clean, filtered water to drink. But you also get your head bitten off by a crocodile. //@Anonymous: I got one of these for a trip to south America, but I found it useless. In order to get water out of a river, you need to lay on the ground and suck through one end while the other is in the water. You might be able to use it to filter tap water out of a cup, but if you have a cup, you probably have a microwave and might as well boil the water.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

wait, don't you bring container when you travel? //@Anonymous: I got one of these for a trip to south America, but I found it useless. In order to get water out of a river, you need to lay on the ground and suck through one end while the other is in the water. You might be able to use it to filter tap water out of a cup, but if you have a cup, you probably have a microwave and might as well boil the water.

1 year ago |