Stuck on what to buy those people in your life who have itchy feet? Many items crucial to travel, like suitcases and bags, are expensive, so here's a list of eight affordable products to buy for your world traveler.

GorillaPod | From $33.99

With the GorillaPod by Joby, you will never need to take another awkwardly angled selfie again. The unusual tripod can grip nearly any surface and is perfect for a solo traveler.

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Que Water Bottle | From $22.99

If you know someone who’s environmentally conscious but travels a lot, then this collapsible water bottle is the perfect solution to cutting back on plastic while still maximizing space.

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Thule Subterra Powershuttle | $33.95

If there’s one thing every traveler is familiar with, it’s the mess of charger wires in your bag. This sleek case organizes everything to avoid those pesky knots.

Photography: Amazon

Anker Power Bank | From $34.99

When you’re on the go, it’s easy for your phone to run low on battery. Sometimes there is no plug, and that’s where the super portable, strong Anker Power Banks come in.

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Scratch Off Map | $29.99

If you have a friend or loved one who loves to show off where they’ve been, this map will allow them to scratch off the destinations they’ve visited.

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BAGAIL Compression Packing Cubes | $27.99

Maximizing the space in a suitcase can be difficult, but packing cubes make the job easier by allowing you to compartmentalize and organize items into smaller bags.

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Universal Adapter | $22.99

If you know someone who frequently travels to other countries, then this universal adapter will become the best thing in their suitcase. This one little block will allow them to use their charges in most places in the world.

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S'well Water Bottle | From $21.99

Reusable water bottles are one thing, but what makes S'well so unique is its ability to keep things cold and also hot, doubling its usage. Any traveler would love to have a versatile bottle like this.

Photography: S'well