Looking for a travel backpack that doubles as a carry-on bag? The Patagonia Black Hole MLC 45L might be the perfect choice. Read this to learn why.
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Why Goodr Sunglasses Are the Best Affordable Polarized Shades You Can Buy in 2025
Why Goodr Sunglasses Are the Best Affordable Polarized Shades You Can Buy in 2025 If you've been anywhere near a running trail, music festival, or your overly enthusiastic friend’s beach party, chances are you’ve spotted someone rocking a pair of brightly colored, weirdly named sunglasses. Odds are, those were Goodr sunglasses: The cult-favorite eyewear brand that’s managed to blend performance, affordability, and a heavy dose of humour into every pair. So, What Makes Goodr So... Good? 1. They’re Actually Built for Movement Goodr sunglasses aren’t just about style (although they deliver that in spades). They’re polarized, no-slip, and no-bounce, making...
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Which Secrid Wallet Screams You? A Guide to Finding Your Perfect Match
Secrid, a family-owned Dutch company founded in 2009, has redefined what a wallet can be. Blending innovative design with practicality, their wallets combine sleek aesthetics with RFID-blocking technology to protect your cards from digital theft. Let’s explore which Secrid wallet is your perfect match.
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How To Measure Linear Inches For Luggage: A Simple Guide
Let’s face it: Figuring out airline luggage size restrictions can feel like solving a puzzle, especially when they toss around terms like “linear inches.” What are they measuring, and why does it matter? At U.N. Luggage (Canada’s oldest luggage store, proudly serving travellers since 1940), we’ve helped thousands of customers avoid surprise fees and packing frustration. So we’re breaking it down in a simple, Canadian-friendly way. This guide will walk you through what linear inches actually are, how to measure luggage properly, and tips for keeping your carry-on bags and checked luggage well within the airline limits, without sacrificing space...
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WestJet's New Carry-On Size Requirements: Everything You Need To Know
Previously, WestJet allowed a maximum carry-on baggage size of 21” x 15” x 9”. Effective May 6th, 2025, WestJet’s new maximum carry-on baggage size will be 22” x 14” x 9”. The effective volume of the baggage allowed remains the same; maximum height is being increased by 1 inch, while maximum width is being decreased by 1 inch.
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