Don’t Forget These 24 One Bag Travel Essentials in 2024 (Packing Tips)

[@awaytogether]

Get 10% Off Unbound Merino here: shrsl.com/4da0u (use code AWAYTOGETHER)

[@john-adriancoker2789]

Stubble&Co Adventure Bag 👌🏾

[@usmannaeem]

Kindly share the link to the Patagonia jacket that packs that small

[@hatchetman1116]

One thing I would recommend as an alternative to an eye mask is a buff. While an eye mask really only serves one purpose, a buff is one of those small, lightweight items that can serve the same purpose as an eye mask, plus it can double as a way to keep your head warm, or sand out of your face, depending on the climate of where you're visiting. It can also double as a face mask if (heaven forbid) you find yourself feeling under the weather while traveling, but need to go to the pharmacy to pick something up.

[@ckgonzales6743]

The buff is an amazing choice with so many different functions!

[@cloudcitydigital]

I think both are so important that I bring both and an eye mask BACKUP. Very minimal weight, and the results are disastrous if I lose my only eye mask.

[@michaelmaiwald5433]

Buffs are very versatile and light accesories and i never travel without some. Beside from sunblocking they are also great for cooling when moistened with fresh water.

[@christopherc70]

I’ve been using the winter wool version of the Buff for nearly 8 years. They’re great for long travel because they rarely hold smells and are very durable.

[@normandyeuropa]

Personally, I'll add a few more things: 1. Dramamine. it's a lifesaver for unexpected motion sickness when traveling. 2. Allergy meds 3. Matador soap bar case. Helped me efficiently bring a bar soap when traveling and makes it last more compared to just sticking it into a ziplock bag. 4. Hand cream is an absolute must. 5. Goretex shoes for locations with rainy weather. 6. Superfeet insoles really helps make you last longer with walking dominant travels.

[@shannonfennellartist]

Great advice. Yes to the ziplocs - always have a bunch in my pack and use for all the small stuff. I've been travelling for over 40 years and went to a backpack only in 1995 (after the luggage took a detour on the way home!) I don't pack any toiletries - I purchase on arrival, except for my multi-purpose pure veg bar soap. I have a very small travel first aid kit that I won't leave home without. I take very few items of clothing as I hand-wash, as everything I take will dry overnight (and the amount continues to decrease as I STILL get home with stuff I didn't wear!) I use an Eagle Creek folding compressor pack that I've had for 25+ years that holds all my clothing. Only ever take the one pair of shoes which I wear - if I need beach shoes etc. I'll just buy cheap ones there. I usually wear a zip-up fleece vest under my light coat - coat has dozens of pockets and a detachable hood. I do not take any electronics other than a small pocket sized camera (no mobile, etc.) My backpack always has enough room in it to pack home the souvenirs. I always have a journal and writing implements. My trips vary from four nights to over a month and I pack the same for every one. I just did my 35th country and have the 36th booked!

[@fjellmamma]

Some tips of mine to add: I wrap some duct tape around a pen (because duct tape!) and a small roll of medical leukotape for blister prevention, ankle sprains, or gear repair. Once my hiking boot sole failed, and the tape came in handy as the hike would have been impossible with a floppy sole. I also bring 2 carabiners and some nylon cordage as a versatile clothes line or for gear repair. Dry laundry soap strips in a zip lock, easy to tear small pieces for hand washing or use a whole strip for a load.

[@jacquistaben8999]

Instead of compressing packing cubes I use dry sacks in my backpack. They are water proof and fit well. I use different colours and sizes to easily work out where items are.

[@mick_justmick]

Aren't they much heavier than packing cubes? Or is there a brand you recommend?

[@jacquistaben8999]

@@mick_justmickI got sea to summit ultra-sil dry bags. They are very light, water proof bags. I didn’t need a pack liner, and only needed about four to five dry bags for everything.

[@robinnapier3385]

I have added a Vaseline stick to my essential list. It does not count as liquid, and the uses are endless! Love your channel.

[@bridgetolsen3700]

I would add I love to have a small set of scissors. I buy a pair of small children’s scissors with a 2” blade during back-to- school time. I have even had it inspected and measured at the Heathrow airport with no issues. Helpful for opening packages, cutting the random thread, you name it.

[@Reed-2big]

And now are an absolutely required if you carry hearing aid batteries! But I’ve found many smaller scissors aren’t heavy enough to cut through the thickness.

[@chrispnw2547]

A couple of recent security updates to share: 1) London Heathrow T5 International terminal and Schiphol (Amsterdam) have recently installed next generation security scanning technology where you can leave EVERYTHING (electronics, quart liquid bag, etc.) in your carry-on while being scanned. No need to remove shoes either. It made getting through busy security so much easier. 2) The Mobile Passport Control (MPC) process /app makes returning to America quick and easy when getting through Customs. It pretty much removes the need for the 'Global Entry' process. You complete the return information in the app before arriving to the airport and walk through a special line (1-3 people vs hundreds). They scan a tag in the app and away you go in less than a minute. Hope this helps fellow travelers.

[@Dialloo]

Two other airports with the new security features are the 'budget' airport of Eindhoven in the Netherlands & London City Airport.

[@orthodiva7487]

We used MPC app on our way back home from Europe last Sept and the lines were short

[@tommccafferty5591]

Heathrow works well unless, like me, you have artificial joints. When I mentioned my two knees and left shoulder, they suggested I take off my shoes, watch and belt, since I was going to set off the alarm, and would have to go through the full scanner and be patted down. It's a bitch getting old. :-)

[@conniekershaw4412]

Rome's airport also didn't make us takeanything out or take shoes off October 2023

[@chrispnw2547]

@@conniekershaw4412 How can this be when the greatest nation in the world, the largest economy on the planet, and the nation who sent astronauts to the moon still requires shoes off, quart bag of liquids out of bag, and electronics in a bin? 🙈🙉🙊

[@maryok4099]

I would add wet wipes for the bathrooms that don't have toilet paper.

[@jaimetarne9436]

Please only dispose of any style of wetwipesminto the trash. Never flush. They cause horrible havoc on systems, especially old ones.

[@howardburrage3874]

Yah more plastic 😢

[@HumouringThugs]

Just buy wet toilet tissue that is biodegradable

[@semzip8558]

Great to see a video focusing on minimalism from a non-“ultra-light” perspective. A lot of people go so far w/ their sub-25l load outs that it feels unapproachable.

[@ToriE1073]

Completely agree!!

[@susie9893]

I think that's cos these guys travelled for half a year. Whereas a lot of these ppl who focus on personal item only are taking much shorter trips. Makes a big difference. Not necessarily to your wardrobe, cos can always wash clothing (yes, you can handwash clothes in your hotel bathroom and dry overnight), but the other gear needs to be built to last and multifunctional (to cover many different scenarios)

[@robertwilliamson922]

The problem some people find with merino wool clothing is that it begins to fall apart long before many other fabrics. It can also tend to wear too warm in tropical countries. Yes….many travel KZbin vloggers do get benefits from pushing merino wool clothing. I find the latest high tech summer/hot weather fabrics in men’s shirts by companies like Columbia to be much better in the tropics. Tough long lasting and breezy ventilated quick drying…can’t go wrong. It’s what I wear during long term trips to the tropics of south Asia. No shoes and socks…. Bare feet in sandals . A good pair of men’s sandals with heal strap and arch support and tough sole….and no socks in the tropics is how I go. I let my feet breathe in the open air and sun. I wear a pair of socks only on the plane. ✈️ 🌴 🌴 🌴

[@cowbayshrub]

I totally agree. I can’t wear wool so I’ve tended towards Columbia from clothes to shoes/sandals to jackets

[@696969bold]

Try Arctic Cool. My daily drivers

[@Cdnl4927]

Alternatives to wool sounds good to vegans! 😂 I’ll have to look for that kind of alternative material!

[@VTK72]

I’m agree with you too …. I love merino wool but they are more fragile…. 😢

[@patz6689]

Just my two cents, but my husband and I have mostly switched over to merino fabrics, and I haven’t found a weak link in the bunch. We do line-dry all of it, which we’d have to do abroad in many cases, but man it’s so good. We buy most of ours from Icebreaker. No Smell Ever. I swear I could wear a single shirt for a week, wash & line dry and repeat without any smell or wrinkles. Same for socks, pants, and sweatshirts. Of course we wash underwear (but I can wear a bra multiple times before it needs washing). In the end, it saves money - at least that’s our experience.

[@EddySato]

Great video. I have been traveling for at least the last decade using gallon freezer bags as my packing cubes. I feel they do a better job of compression than the Eagle Creek cubes. I would absolutely add to this list a flashlight. Even if it's just an LED on your key ring, you should always have a flashlight.

[@sanjayjithm5548]

Finally, some useful packing video. I wish it'll get more views. Keep doing more good videos like this 👍🏻

[@Lushfish8]

As for shoes the absolute best and hands down most comfortable are the On Cloud shoes, no matter what ones you chose

[@02sparklestars02]

I take at least 2 cables for each type of plugs needed. We were in South America and my one cable broke. We were in an airport and the cable I bought was $30 US. My iPhone and iPad both use USB-C. My husband’s use lightning cables. So that’s 4 cables total. At least. Having been stuck paying so much for a cable makes my cable shy so usually there are 6 cables just in case. Laundry detergent sheets are great. I put them in a zipper bag. They take up no space and there’s nothing to spill or pop spreading detergent all over.

[@katbarr3893]

I love your videos and how YOU pack, but how about the things that Allie packs? I want to know what she takes.

[@Talyessin63]

I'm a frequent traveler and (wannabe) photographer so I'll be doing Shimoda 30L Explore V2 backpack with a July Carry On Essential wheelie. Your list has added a few things that I'll be taking: Osprey Toiletry bag, Caribiner, pen and notepad, I have many of the remainder already ticked off, due to watching your other videos, so thank you. As Australia is the home of merino, I was there before you!

[@marthameyer7918]

I wear hand knit or hand cranked socks all the time. They are fabulous! I can even make them no show if I want. I’m seriously considering knitting a short sleeved tee. I already have the yarn!

[@internationaljetsetguru1483]

Put the dryer sheets in the net pockets of your bag and your clothes stay fresh!

[@chungtuyettrinh]

You may also add a small bag for bandage, eye-drop, panadol...BTW, I have most of the items you mentioned when traveling.

[@minneapaulis]

Side comments: Liking the new background. Bit more dynamic and less claustrophobic Also, I was just in Vienna with my husband for vacation and went to tons of places you had in your videos! Amazing recs. Loved the brewery and Vollpension a LOT

[@pobrien864]

I have recently bought some socks and base layer items made with alpaca wool and I find they are great for temperature regulation and super for protecting your feet from blisters.

[@susie9893]

Also supposed to be more durable than merino. I'm trying to move my wardrobe more to alpaca

[@bigmac3006]

Eagle Creek luggage for me!

[@johnvillalovos]

Be careful. Some airlines, looking at you Turkish Airlines, only allow 17 pounds {8KG} for the carry-on and they do weigh the carry-on bags. At least they did the last time I flew. I have even heard of them weighing bags at the gate.

[@lbunnygordon1133]

Yes the reality is most airlines do weigh every time I travel, whatever airline may be. Plus ask for a return ticket

[@susie9893]

In Australia we've been

[@antoniosandovalbjj]

Love the content and items you use while traveling. Leaving for Paris, Bordeaux and Lisbon

[@helenstewart2085]

Please remember a lot of Air Lines flying into the South Pacific region, have a ONE bag carryon a total weight of 7 kilograms, so your crossbag will be ONE bag, their is no such thing as a personal bag.

[@MiaHessMusic]

Dryer sheets and ziploc bags are must haves for all the reasons you gave. I wish I could wear merino next to my skin but I can't. Except for my feet! As another layer, it's great!!!! Merino wool socks are wonderful. Bombas makes great socks; we've been buying them for years. Also FoxSocks. Some great advice!!! Thank you, Nik!

[@susie9893]

I have issues with wool too. Even merino is a little scratchy for me. So after washing I then soak it in 1:1 vinegar and water solution for 1-3hrs. Some even suggest that you can then freeze it in an airtight bag overnight to fully take the itch out of it but I find I don't have to go that far. Hope that's helpful

[@SimplyKatieWalks]

My $8 tote from old navy, is a perfect one bag carry. Its gone through 20 trips and looks brand new

[@nogoodname8133]

Nothing and I mean absolutely nothing beats the Rimowa carry on.

[@shookones2216]

I'm moving to Australia on the 29th of this month, only doing carry on and using the Monos Carry On Pro 46L and a Patagonia Refugio 30L day pack and a unisex sling from Uniqlo.

[@jacquistaben8999]

Welcome to Australia.

[@TLhike]

merino wool socks best! Great vid i use Darn Tough from Vermont!!

[@bgtsy]

Thx for sharing. Bombas merino wool socks. Only ones I use for just daily life. I’m too picky about seams and the feeling of fabrics and these are awesome. My grown sons use just like two pair on camping trips since they don’t stink!

[@mehmd1913]

Try any brand of alpaca socks. I promise you will change your sock habits.

[@bgtsy]

Sure. I’ll try a pair to compare next time I buy socks. Thx

[@mehmd1913]

@@bgtsy I have multiple pairs of Paka and Pacas socks. The former are thinner, the latter are thicker. I use them as the season dictates. I am eventually going to try Hollow, Willowace, and a few other brands.

[@lynnhayes2540]

My favorite travel gear channel. Always something I didn’t know. I do want to recommend jaybird earbuds as a sub for the apple buds.

[@SwordAndFern-mw3ke]

10ish litre dry bags make really good day bags that lay flat in a document sleeve when you need to haul a bit more shit for a day trip than will fit in a Fanny pack.

[@spartan_md8295]

Nik, can you go into more detail about shoes you pack? Perhaps you have a suggestion for 2 pair that would be good for 4 different functions? everyday, training/workout, pool/beach, non sneakers for going out nicer.

[@awaytogether]

You bet. For me, it really depends on the trip. For 6 months of full-time travel, I packed 1. A pair of walking shoes like these (amzn.to/3U4Wl6T the ones I took are discontinued now.) 2. A pair of running shoes specifically for working out and 3. A pair of sandals for water related activities. (These www.nike.com/t/air-deschutz-se-mens-shoes-WtcmP1/DO8951-001). As you can tell, there's not a nicer pair of dress shoes in this mix. The walkers I had were solid black and could "pass" in all but very fine dining situations. For most trips I don't pack sandals as we aren't big water/beach people 9 times out of 10. For some trips, I'll just run in my 'walking shoes' so I don't have to bring an extra pair of runners. For work trips, for example I used to attend a lot of trade shows, I like Cole Haan shoes like these (www.colehaan.com/mens-originalgrand-wingtip-oxfords/C26472.html) because they have great cushion. SO I'll wear them on the plane, to my appointments, etc. and then I've got my workout shoes for my run around town or the hotel gym. I almost always find myself having to prioritize the 2 things I care about most in order to avoid packing 3 pair. I'm always like "man, if I weren't a runner, this would be a lot easier" but I'll take packing a pair of runners over packing other sports equipment any day. I hope this is even a little helpful! Disclosure - that amazon link above is an affiliate link - I did that simply because the regular link was a mile long. Not trying to sell you something. :)

[@jasonwojnar9673]

I am am 6'1 280 and still haven't found a merino shirt that a relaxing fit. Bought from 3 differant companies and they are all skin tight.

[@gravel_slope]

I have bin traveling so much I thought this video would be a waste of time, but damn it was good

[@Lushfish8]

I wish I could use one backpack for my next holiday. But I’m going to a wedding and taking a suit. But likely to take most of my clothes in my brand new Tortuga Pro 40L backpack

[@geoffreydalson3944]

I just used your affiliate link to purchase an Unbound Merino T-shirt! Thanks for the discount code! I love their compact travel hoodie as well. Thank you for the great channel. Keep it up!

[@awaytogether]

They are awesome! Thanks for supporting our channel. Happy Travels!

[@luisalbertocastro5940]

Hey Nik, great video 🎉 Sorry to bother you, but do you have any recommendation and/or suggestions of brand name for a Light Rain Jacket with a hoodie? That can not be too bulky Thank you very much for your kind attention 😊

[@twistedxvengeance]

I adore my eddie Bauer one

[@luisalbertocastro5940]

@@twistedxvengeance thank you very much for your kind attention 😊. I will get one, God bless you 🙏

[@randyholloway920]

Outdoor Research Helium 2. Bestvultralight rain jacket and packs small. Shop sales for prior year colors and you can get one in the $70.00 range. Great deal.

[@paulmmurray3733]

How do you get it all under the 7kg carry-on limit. Especially for traveling for more than a month abroad.

[@Carina_Rose]

I’m guessing that since he’s not traveling alone that they both share the weight of some of these shared items. Also, I believe you get one bag (the backpack/carry on) plus a personal bag (purse, messenger bag, whatever.

[@vlvr]

I've been all over the world and only travel carry-on. If the bag fits in those carry-on tester things no one ever weighs it. I don't think I've ever had a bag weighed by anyone.

[@Patrickjohnphotography]

Nik, Thanks for all these videos. I have a question. When traveling with an empty water bottle. I have Titanium, Plastic, Grayl or sturdy plastic options Going to rome so one is needed. Which is better to fly ( no checked bag) with?

[@696969bold]

For international travel and if you can afford the weight...GRAYL. the filter is by far the best whether in town/city or hiking in the mountains. If you can't afford the weight, stick with a hot/cold thermos. I use ultralight THERMOS or my Kojirushi. Flexibility for hot/cold for hours! With that, I bring my Sawyer squeeze with adapters. Happy travels!

[@katiegleaves3792]

I'd like to add a suggestion: when considering which water bottle to choose for travel, be sure it is leak proof (nothing like having it on its side, and releasing the contents all over your bag or anything else nearby) and that the mouth piece is covered (no folding straws/bite caps without a cover) and for your own protection/ safeguard from contamination, like dirt, falling,, people coughing/sneezing...

[@rnguyen2516]

Is the Monos that you linked accepted in international airlines? Thank you!

[@Scotts_Status]

Excellent contact… Thank you

[@ReadingQueen-is4uu]

Alternative...Alpaca is softer than merino wool. Same wicking properties and no smell.

[@Cara-m9k]

Amazing video - super helpful & practical, thanks Nik & Allie! Will be following along with your future travels & use your guide & tips. You guys are lovely to watch.

[@xenofyl1]

I did find value in your video, so I’ll give it a thumbs up. However, on the fashion side of things, I will have to take a pass on your advice 😅. Even though merino wool is a great material, I don’t think it is ideal to base your clothing selection solely on fabric. Not only are there more breathable fabrics out there, for example in summer, but it’s just too restrictive to only go by fabric. When it comes to shoes, it is not just an American thing to go with running shoes or trail runners, and these have become very socially accepted and fashionable in most settings, so there’s nothing wrong with going for that! (Yet, your advice would have been valid up to last decade). However, if you think you might be going out somewhere rather fancy, then it’s always a good idea to bring along a slightly dressier kind of shoes that won’t take up too much space. Apart from those few qualms, I found your video very interesting and took a lot of notes. Keep it up!

[@auntiewin1134]

Quick dry trous and tees with feather vest. Tevas for everyday and light weight patent slip ons for dressy

[@TenSuns1914]

Excellent video. Thank you very much.

[@anthonywilliams9415]

Osprey Porter 46 is my friend!!

[@JuancoPRoFlow]

I usually double bag it, just in case of slippage.

[@ijchua]

I have bought and tried a bunch of Unbound Merino clothing (T-shirts, pants, socks, beanies - almost USD 900 in merchandise) but I was not impressed. The pants in my size didn't fit me well and was stretchy, which made both my tailor and I wonder what fabric it was since wool wasn't stretchy like that. The beanie was one size and too small. The shirt doesn't stay odor-free even after a couple of days in hot and humid weather. Unlike their marketing claims, their clothing doesn't keep you extra warm or cool. Moreover, they pill easily when washed, which makes the expensive clothing especially painful on the wallet. Also, the shirts have to be dried flat, and not hung up as the weight of the water would pull on and misshapen the clothing, adding another hassle. Even the socks pill easily - they wear out and holes eventually appear after regular use. I'd say each pair has about 1-2 months of life. However, they are comfortable, and more importantly, they stay up and this is the only reason I still use and buy them. I kept the shirt I used and the socks, and returned all the other clothing. I can only recommend their socks albeit the expense. I haven't tried the products other than those above, so YMMV.

[@vlvr]

Who makes the slings in your video? The orange one and the one right after that? The one you linked is overkill. Thanks!

[@MG-qd6im]

Does the Osprey meet the carry on baggage size restrictions that most airlines have adopted?

[@mackers8878]

Another useful video from Nik... tons of great tips. What are some less expensive options for merino wool? Some of us can't afford Unbound !

[@jimhudson1737]

I assume you are compensated for the specific items you recommend in your video?

[@rogeryork3711]

thanks for all the tips what about medication how to pack and any issues i need to be prepared for

[@andrewbeach1685]

Is the merino washable?

[@DunRovinRanch-1969]

There were so many items on this list and so many extra bags that I either need to get a bigger bag or another bag. Crap. Not another bag!

[@danakolpin1289]

Unbound Merino Wool clothes are great. I invested in the Womens Merino Wool Womens Capsule Wardrobe.

[@ckgonzales6743]

Are they holding up well? I purchased three Smartwool Tees and love them, but I don't think they will last long. I'm able to wear several times before having to wash and always hang dry. I've noticed a lot of pilling.

[@kat1963]

@@ckgonzales6743 try washing the tees inside out. Also make sure you’re using a washing product make specifically for wool

[@vlvr]

@@ckgonzales6743 My travel pants from them started falling apart after 6 or so months. Highly over-rated.

[@ericahurst9884]

Is the Anker power core 3 good for iPhone 15 pro max?

[@Finance-Food-and-Freetime]

Try Rolling square cable

[@nizamialickolli8603]

Great review, it's all good one bag travel, any ideas what to do when bringing back home souvenirs which cannot fit in one bag, just a thought

[@Jay-zb7hj]

Which one do you like better? The osprey ultralight roll or the tripped travel gear one?

[@nublet-bz5qo]

this channel is sooo good. you deserve a million subs.

[@ckgonzales6743]

curious what you use for white noise/sound? Phone app or another device you recommend? Thank you!

[@carableu]

Great vid!

[@wmmarquez]

Good information. Thanks

[@rogeryork3711]

almost forgot can i take a carry on a small backpack for under the seat and a sling is this allowed or should i pack the sling thanks

[@SwordAndFern-mw3ke]

I pack super light, however playing an instrument while travelling is essential so a trumpet or fiddle or guitar ends up getting dragged around and I can’t live without at least one surfboard, so yeah, I’m fucked….but my backpack is light😢

[@davidelincetto]

Can you please tell me what's the brand and model of the beard trimmer? Thanks

[@RonyRozner-k8y]

What do you recommend for slacks that are casual but can be useful for a formal dinner when traveling?

[@johnjohnny6480]

Dickies😊

[@timl8406]

I've found that airport security wants your tech bag to be clear so they can quickly review the purpose of all the wires.

[@milesaway3422]

What about headphones dying on a 12 hour flight?

[@lcarter194]

Wow, way out of my league $200 jackets. Your wardrobe is close to $1000 on your back.

[@darlenec4114]

I am curious as to what you use for your digital notes?

[@awaytogether]

Evernote!

[@dmckean2061]

Does the Anker portable power bankk need a surge protector orr is tere one internal? Thanks, D

[@Dthereet]

big jacket with pockets. put everything in there. if its hot wear a fishing vest.

[@jonathanlip8327]

How do you travel with one carry bag , when carry on flight cabin bag is only 7kgs limit ????please advice

[@josephcollins6033]

Great ideas and thank you. You are a "hip', successful, get it all done fast, etc. kind of couple. I sure hope you pay some attention to that precious baby. I mean real attention, not just propping her up and saying you are cool parents who can do everything. If you are not in her sweet face, you are not really there. Just consider this. Also, babies want a "home", regularity.

[@susie9893]

Wow. Maybe you meant well with that comment, but it comes across as being small minded and judgey. There are just as many stay home/small town/parochial parents who aren't paying attention to their kids cos they're too busy on social media etc. I refer you to Wolters World. This couple have been travelling the globe for decades and taking their kids along for the ride. And they see this as a way to expose their kids to culture and history first hand. I suggest you broaden your mind a little

[@josephcollins6033]

@@susie9893 I suggest you read something besides People magazine, Sugar. Get an education and a job. Be careful if you ever gave to write a paper or a note; your reading skills and thought processes are rather limited. Read what I wrote again. It would take me a bit to grade and correct what you wrote .Wait, i see that you are a woman. it wouldn't do much good. So go bake something.

[@tangogirlviola]

Ok dumb quit here but no one ever does a video on how to pack to come home? I don’t get how packing cubes make sense on the way home with dirty laundry. Yes, I bring a laundry bag, but I would love to hear about reverse packing to come home!

[@susie9893]

Well for a start, I handwash as I go so I don't start accumulating dirty laundry until I'm a few days before flying home. And then I just make 1 of my 'packing cubes' (personally I use delicates bags instead) my dirty laundry bag and start filling that up and keep the clean stuff in the other. Works for me

[@Infamousisawesome]

I have my dads old gym bag that he broke the zipper on, I fixed the zipper and thats my bag now lol

[@AngelCaido-yq5ix]

Hello, I love your content. I want to travel with just carry-on luggage, but I like to shave every day. What do you recommend for that case?

[@461645]

My husband uses the Phillips Oneblade for years and he loves. Comes with a cap to protect the blade when packing.

[@AbigailLee218]

can you bring those retractrable extension cords with you via carry on baggage? full extension cords are usually not allowed, we had to leave ours in the airport recently so im looking to get a retractable one but afraid it would just get confiscated again :/

[@susie9893]

Good point. I'd be interested to know this too

[@RNMSC]

This is one of those items that I'm wondering if it isn't just a better idea to plan on buying an extension cable (1-2 meters) at a local store where you are traveling. It will have the right local plugs, and either 1'm, or 2 meter should be both affordable if you avoid buying it at the airport, and if you can't carry it back with you, losing it isn't likely to be a significant issue. I'm not saying it's a solution for everyone.

[@420MILEHIGHCLUB-bw5lb]

Cool!!

[@danielleonard6339]

So how about underwear for men? I’ve seen travel skivvies at $60 for a single pair. Which is what a pay for 3 five packs of Hanes.

[@johnstokes5519]

What Patagonia rain jacket is that?

[@awaytogether]

It’s the Patagonia Houdini Women's Rain Jacket: bit.ly/patagoniahoudini (affiliate link) They also make one similar for men

[@martinpeacock3752]

Just be aware it is not a waterproof jacket, just a very very light windbreaker.

[@jaymills1720]

Dude, those unbound t shirts are $88 😂😂😂😂

[@FarFetchedFlorida]

This is an ad dressed as a guide lol

[@jaymills1720]

@@FarFetchedFlorida that’s all KZbin is these days. Giant ads

[@alicejhanson86]

Allergic to wool.

[@teologen]

What’s “Europe”? Norway? Spain? Poland? France? Ukraine?

[@MomtoZnE]

Do you guys have a baby? (Noticed the clips with stroller) If do have you/will you be doing any videos on traveling with young children?

[@susie9893]

I recommend you check out Wolters World. This couple raised their kids while travelling much of the time. They have lots of tips

[@Vmtdj6848]

21 I never forget ( writer)

[@alexwaynemiller]

❤

[@rajeshanyam5136]

👌🙏

[@acbc3543]

Nope ! I know I’ll be back from Europe with a large one , a small one and my backpack. I’m not minimalist. I’ll bring my knickknacks 😂😂😂😂

[@dreamervanroom]

eye mask, pull your beanie down.

[@susie9893]

I combine that with using my Buff across my eyes. Very effective and no waste

[@RandomLifeProductions]

That McKinnon bag is overpriced. OSPREY OVERPRICED you can get an ikea one for dirt cheap and lasts..My friend used a twenty dollar bag for seven days

[@vibebreaker]

A plastic bag can survive for 7 days.

[@sidneybrown9695]

Unbound women’s clothing doesn’t come in true larger sizes. So, their clothing may be wonderful, but anyone above US average will be out of luck. Non of the “real” travelers who had input were large people.

[@awaytogether]

Fair point!

[@adrianbest3485]

Giant commercial 👎

[@seandavie3672]

$138 AUD for a t-shirt means I can't afford to travel!!