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Flex-N-Fly Makes The Wellness Travel Essentials You’ve Been Missing

May 5, 2023

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Have you ever experienced airport anxiety? Not just about gates and timing, either, but about cramped spaces, keeping the essentials handy, and a general dread of your well-honed routine being thrown off-kilter? 

Well, before you get too worked up, it turns out that you and I are not the only ones who’ve experienced this. In fact, eliminating airport-stress and helping maintain wellness on the go is basically why Flex-N-Fly was invented.

“Bridging the gap between travel and wellness,” is how the brand describes itself on its website.  Their most popular products — minimalist travel bags and cushioned travel mats — do exactly that. 

Crafted to help travelers “discover their inner sanctuaries” before, during, and after flights (or, you know, road trips, work trips, and maybe even family vacations), Flex-N-Fly’s mats and bags are lightweight, unisex, and ultimately: Functional. They’re meant to help take some questions (Where will I store my cards? My phone? Can I even take a yoga or Pilates mat with me?) out of the equation altogether.

Below, learn more about a few of Flex-N-Fly’s standout products, take a deep, relaxing breath, and maybe even pick up a few things ahead of your next long weekend getaway.

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