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What's New, What's Hot is Travel Weekly's look at useful and fun travel gadgets, edited by Joe Rosen. First up, Dagsmejan Stay Warm sleepwear, designed with the traveler in mind. The Stay Warm line of merino wool blend PJs are four times more breathable and two times softer than cotton and will keep you as warm as blankets 50% heavier. Photo Credit: Dagsmejan

These handmade wool slippers, designed and knitted in Iceland, are gender neutral and fold flat to be traveler friendly. The Kosy Sheep slip-ons, which are breathable, odor resistant and temperature regulating, are made with locally sourced, biodegradable Icelandic wool that is processed to minimize waste and protect the environment. Photo Credit: Kosy Sheep

Heat Holders winter socks are seven times warmer than ordinary cotton socks and nearly three times warmer than average thermal socks, so claims Heat Holders, a company that specializes in thermal attire. Non-binding, the Heat Holder socks are diabetic friendly and help to provide relief for those who suffer from cold feet due to circulation problems. Photo Credit: Heat Holders

It could be argued that if you can't fit all your gear and garments in this duffel that you'd better rethink your travel requirements. Capacious enough to stow fishing equipment, tennis rackets or other sports paraphernalia in summer and ski stuff and the like in winter, the Gregory Supply Duffel 60 (for 60 liters/3,661 inches in volume) combines a Kevlar-reinforced bottom with a high-density nylon body and liner for the protection and security of your stuff. Photo Credit: Gregory Packs

Three-speed massage strengths, three heat levels (40-, 48-,53-degree centigrade), and three interchangeable massage heads of varying hardness and application help make the SKG F5 Massage Gun a boon to travelers who experience muscle aches and pains after hours on the road or in the air. Photo Credit: SKG