Father’s Day Gift Guide: Unique Travel Accessories

Tusting Canvas Clipper

Loved by members of the Royal Family, English brand Tusting makes cult, last -life leather accessories. Built in 1875, and still family-owned, its classic Clipper is available in leather and canvas (from £ 500) and has padded pockets for laptops, rear slip pockets and two internal pockets The bags can be embossed with personalized, handwritten message.

Milan Spinner Suitcase Leather Factory

The stealth wealth luggage brand in Europe, still made by the hand of Italy. Its 84 spinner suitcase (£ 1,475) has a ribbed aluminum shell that is lightweight and still durable to protect your belongings. The wheels – strong, smooth and quiet – have Japanese engineers to keep them on track for decades to come, the interior is completely Italian in its design, with two compartments, flexible strap and a zipped pocket .

66 ° North Inflatable Tent

Launched in March 2022, this inflatable tent (£ 825) is a collaboration between cult Icelandic heritage brand 66 ° North and German camping gear innovator Heimplanet. Originally established in the early 20th century to provide outerwear protection to fishermen and search and rescue teams in the North Atlantic, 66 ° North aims to make products that last a lifetime. engineered around the outside and made to last a lifetime. There is less than a minute to pitch but there is enough space for three people to sleep, extra luggage, or up to five people to sit together.

LG Tone Free UFP9 earbuds

Meridian Audio has worked with LG to create deeper sound quality with its latest earbuds, the UFP9 (£ 199.98), along with active noise cancellation and IPX4 for weather proofing. While recharging, the UVnano lights in the case eliminate 99.9% of bacteria and the earbuds are made of charcoal and white.

Helly Hansen Modular Ride Infinity Jacket

With climates prone to excesses, the Nordic countries are very good at making show clothes and pioneers are involved in continuing the design process. For the cycling father of your life, the new 2-in-1 Modular Ride Infinity Jacket (£ 450) is made with 50% recycled face content and a PFC-free durable water-repellent treatment. Light weight (it weighs 650g) and has a removable, reversible vest, also has a concealed pocket and a reflective collar.

Ruark Audio R1 Audio

Beginning in the 1980s, and initially best known to its speakers, Ruark had a lot of fans for R1 Radio ($ 299). Compact enough for travel, it has DAB, DAB + and FM tuning, plus an OLED display screen, Bluetooth connectivity, USB-C charge and playback port, switchable auxiliary input and headphone output. It is available in Light Cream and Espresso finishes.

Barbour Block Boots

These boots (£ 125) from British exterior designer Barbour happily toggle between city streets and light countryside and are light enough for summer trips. With three eyelets and a padded collar, it is made from leather with a pull back.

Stove only (£ 97)

For camping dads who care about style and the surroundings. This portable stainless steel and nichrome wire stove uses stems, branches and pine cones, with a ventilation system that draws oxygen through holes in the bottom and a double wall that creates a second combustion aimed at reducing smoke. and faster swelling. Weighing only 486g.