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Gear Up The Coolest Tools for Work and Play Quick Quench Water, water, everywhere, and not a drop to drink. We all dehydrate fast out in the sun, but you can wet your whistle by carrying your own refreshment in a 40-ounce Hydro Flask Water Bottle. Double-wall vacuum insulation and food-grade stainless steel keeps your beverage icy cold up to 24 hours, and the bottle won't "sweat," or form condensation. If you're looking for a more flavorful libation for your day in the sun, reach for the 64-ounce Beer Growler; it's also useful with lemonade, tea, soda, or whatever else you prefer. If the hot weather can't kill your jones for coffee, these bottles will keep it steaming hot for up to 12 hours. Choose from a variety of optional caps and lids, even one with a builtin straw. $35 Water Bottle, $50 Beer Growler, $4 and up for caps and lids. hydroflask.com Eye Eye There's a lot for kids to see in the sea - until they start complaining about getting saltwater in their eyes. Chlorine in pools can burn, too. Give your tadpoles a pair of Frogglez so they can play in the water as long as they like. These fun swim goggles have a comfortable, stretchy strap that won't pull hair, and because they come in a variety of head sizes, you won't have to continually adjust them. Kids can put them on by themselves, and no worries if they're dropped in the drink. Frogglez float. Choose clear or tinted lenses with a blue, green, pink, or blue camouflage strap. $20 frogglezgoggles.com A Shade of Comfort You're at the beach, and a nap is calling, or perhaps a good book. Maybe you just want to kick back and get out of the hot sun. Use the lightweight, shock-corded poles to set up your Coleman RoadTrip Beach Shade, and you've got it made in the shade. Sand bags keep the shelter anchored when breezes blow, while heavy-duty UVGuard material protects you from the sun to SPF 50+. Need extra coverage? Use the awning. Too hot? The back wall converts to an airy mesh window or door. Sand in your swimsuit? Close the privacy door to change clothes. $55 coleman.com Bucket List Did the kids forget a bucket in the sand again? It's easy to lose toys during a long day at the beach, but you don't want to leave plastic and rubber playthings to drift out in the ocean. Zoë b Organic has a solution: eco-friendly beach toys. Made in the USA, the toys biodegrade in marine environments (like saltwater and soil) within a couple of years, unlike regular plastics that can take 500 years to break down. A set includes a bucket with built-in handles, a sifting lid, shovel, and two cups, all sized for toddler hands. Ecoconscious moms and dads appreciate that the bioplastic toys are made from corn, not petroleum. Mother Earth does, too. $22 zoebtoys.com usairwaysmag.com DECEMBER 2014 usairwaysmag.com JULY 2011 31 1 3 http://www.hydroflask.com http://www.frogglezgoggles.com http://www.coleman.com http://www.zoebtoys.com http://www.usairwaysmag.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of US Airways - July 2014

Table of Contents
Perspective: CEO Letter
From the Editor
Making It Happen?
Hot Spots: Best Wellness Retreats
Great Escapes: Sea Pines Resort, South Carolina
Great Escapes: Barceló Hotels and Resorts
Wine & Dine: Edible Spirits
Style Spotlight: Patriotic Pride
Gear Up: Summer Play
Getaway: Sugar Mountain, North Carolina
Adventure: Surf School
Connections: Everybody's Business
Travel Feature: Athens, Greece
Florida Panhandle Shipwreck Trail
Chefs Tell
Down to Business
Special Section: Vibrant San Diego
To Your Health: Joint Revitalization
Special Section: North Carolina's High Country
Best of Health: Miami Foot & Ankle Surgery
Puzzles
Readers Resource Index
Your US Airways Guide
Audio Entertainment
Video Entertainment
U.S. and Caribbean Service Map
International Service Map
Airport Terminal Maps
oneworld alliance
Passenger Info/Contact US Airways
US Airways MarketPlace®
US Airways Fleet/Customs & Immigration
Window or Aisle?

US Airways - July 2014