Frequent Flyer Travel EDC | 100 hours / year

[@VITURE]

Thanks for having us on Marcus - we're glad that VITURE One can make your flights that much more enjoyable. 😎 We'd love to hear more in the future!

[@pssita]

This is one of the items I’m planning on picking up.

[@RichMulholland]

@@pssita me too 👊💥

[@caseyclough7108]

where can i find these? these look awesome!!!

[@Olafdaschneemann]

@@caseyclough7108Amazon for $400

[@PyroClit]

A Noise Cancelling Headset is a game changer. I have travelled a lot. Just turn it on even without sound, it cancels everything from crying babies to the Airplane noise.

[@B-RaDD]

Won't fly with it them Sony xm4

[@PyroClit]

@@B-RaDD wont fly with them? or without?

[@chrislrob]

Won't even travel without them. The one thing I will willingly pay airport prices for.

[@sarowarazam3958]

​​Wh-xm4 or wf-xm4​ which one@@B-RaDD

[@justablackdude5423]

Which ones do you guys recommend?

[@chrislrob]

I rip off a small stack of large post-it notes (3x5?) for a notepad in my sling. They are great for jotting down notes, but it is surprising how many times you want to stick a note to a mirror or a desk or a door for a roommate or maid service or maintenance. Need extra towels? Write a note and stick it to your hotel door. And for years, I wondered how to let the maid know that the money I left behind was a tip for them and not something I had forgotten. Now, I post-it note, "Thanks!" in whatever language and stick the money under it.

[@MarcusCreates]

Great tip ✌🏼

[@chrislrob]

@@MarcusCreates Thanks. I'm sure it's not my idea, I either stole it outright or riffed off someone else's idea! LOL! But I love it!

[@beachstart]

Thanks, I will adopt this habit 😊

[@truneilson]

I use them to cover peep holes and bright clocks too.

[@MariCanariASMR]

It’s awesome how you thought about that! I used to be a housekeeper many years ago and was always unsure if the money left on the counter was tips or forgotten money 😂

[@pamelascott8991]

Yes, please do a review of the Viture glasses. They look awesome.

[@amyyoder768]

I recently got an "empty" travel pillow and packed my hoodie and rain coat inside of it. Havent flown yet but have tested it just sitting around the house and it's comfortable and soft enough, plus then I dont have to try to fit my hoodie in my bag or have it tied around me or anything!

[@XanderBroeffle]

Got a link for that? What a great idea

[@streetskier]

Genius!

[@graysontate_]

16:50 “you can see how dinged up it is” looks flawless 😂. Great recommendations! You actually showed different products than most tech videos.

[@somerandomfaerie6840]

him: “don’t bring too many things on the flight with you” also him: so anyway there’s this fucking pillow I really like

[@MarcusCreates]

😂

[@tidbit19]

For longer flights I've started carrying a pack of Dude Wipes so I can take a bathroom 'shower' before we land and a nasal spray cause it gets so dry. Thanks for the video! Always looking for new things to make the flights more enjoyable.

[@LukmanMannir]

I changed all of physical notes to digital notes, so I got em on my iPad instead!! Took me a while to get used to it but everything nowadays is digital lol. Great video Marcus!!! Do you have any suggestion on AirTag Wallets? I think it would be more comfortable for my EDC and travel as well :)

[@HamisuIbra_26]

Hey I know those Vionentus wallets from a friend who bought his last year, I don't use AirTag wallets myself, but there's the recommendation hahah have a great night!!! 👍

[@mattstevA6]

it's more comfortable to me to carry my mini notepad and pen everywhere, but it depends what I wanna write down, so I keep using both methods. Do you have any specific app for your iPad?

[@LukmanMannir]

@@mattstevA6 Sometimes the Goodnotes app and even the notes from the iPad :)

[@CJacks_61]

@@LukmanMannir i will download it too, thanksss mate!!!!

[@AtlITGuy]

I appreciate the sling idea instead of a backpack! I will go that route on my next trip overseas. Not being able to stretch your legs due to a backpack under the seat is definitely a pain. Great video!

[@harveychapman3843]

I prefer a 20L day pack. You don't have to fill it, but you could on an outing if needed. You also don't have to play tetris with the 10L of stuff in that sling of his. But some people just prefer slings, I think.

[@MauriceMoves]

YESSS,,, more travel content plz 🙏I gotta check out that MagTame cable

[@MarcusCreates]

Hey Maurice. Good to hear from you buddy. Hope your trip is going well. Saw some of your instagram posts and seems super productive!!!

[@plausible.deaniability]

wowowow

[@MilkShaikh]

Future collab ???

[@B-RaDD]

Love your content too Maurice. Your 1 bag travel are invaluable

[@dalecarr5445]

How about a usb c flashlight? I’d recommend Rovyvon for the quality and light weight. Plus, some of the options will provide light while they charge from the battery bank. I also usually carry a couple of feet of duct tape wrapped around an old credit card. It’s surprising how often I’ve used it. Finally, I carry one of the tiny sewing kits like you sometimes find in a hotel room. I’ve used those several times as well.

[@chrislrob]

So a sling has been a gamechanger for me over the last year. I use the Tomtoc compact 4 liter. After years of dragging a backpack to my seat and having it underfoot, the sling has been a revelation. Now, I carry-on the backpack and place it in the overhead and tuck the sling beneath my feet. Don't really understand why you switched to a roll-on now that you have a sling. I'm just back from Asia and mad that I didn't hear the tip to strap the the sling from the seat tray so that you don't have fumble for it until I returned this week!

[@MarcusCreates]

Sounds like you travel a lot. Thanks for sharing. ☺️

[@varzainbeci]

Great video, kind of a similar setup to mine. My thoughts, suggestions?: Glasses - I can live without them, they seem to be a hassle to set up and don't bring anything to the table. iPad, stand, keyboard combo - can be replaced by a small laptop. I use a Lenovo Yoga. Miyoo Mini - great choice. I use a PSP Go. Notebook - can be replaced by the laptop, phone, but I still bring my notebook with me everywhere. Pen - Uni Jetstream - ballpoint, but writes like a gel, doesn't leak and you can buy it in 0.38mm, perfect for a notebook. Sling - totally, I don't leave my home without it. My pockets are for my hands. I have 2 Tomtocs and an Air. Neck pillow - I'd suggest a good quality inflatable one to save space. Gum and comb - yes.. well... I'm bald so no need for comb... Charging devices, cables - whatever you can find that suits your needs, but just one of each. Medic bag - good to have. Multitool - I would't bother, especially since it lacks the most important tool: the blade. An e-book reader would be a good alternative for entertainment. I still use wired earbuds instead of wireless so that I don't have an extra thing to charge.

[@jessicataillieu765]

My travel EDC would definitely be a Kindle (Basic), water bottle, scarf in case I get cold, a couple of meds in a cute tin (beano, Tums, gravol, etc), notebook with pen (in my case a pocket Leuchtturm1917 and Zebra Sarasa Dry), and noise canceling headphones. I like the look of the iPad mini though! I have the “regular” size but maybe now that I’m done grad school I could switch to a mini for portability. I also like the idea of a bladeless Victorinox with the scissors for travel journaling. Thanks for sharing!

[@discoscience]

As someone who spends a ton of time researching how to optimize my one-bag setup, I also carry the same Swiss Army Jetsetter, amazon eye mask, and NB10000 powerbank haha. Pro-tip for the jetsetter: temporarily remove the toothpick and the tweezer from the knife before you go through security. The tweezer is extremely useful and beats out almost any camping/micro tweezer out there. Put those items in your med kit just in case your jetsetter is confiscated.

[@bornabee]

Love this content. I travel a lot myself, need to check out the sling and the gaming device. One thing I do on long flights, I get the emergency exit row or bulkhead and then I bring an inflatable footrest. Nothing better than putting your feet up while you sleep/eat/work/watch a movie.

[@markguinee]

Not sure how popular they are in the states but the Rolling Square inCharge X cables are a game changer for me when travelling. One cable, all the connections and supports 100W charging. Worth checking out.

[@mdmcd6273]

Can only speak for the short ones that can go on key chains. Burned through 2 of them. Such a bummer, for a couple months I didn't need a compliment of cables

[@mngg]

As a fellow uniball fan, I switched to the specifically designed airplane safe uniball vision elite UB-200, after having a couple leak while travelling for work. They're also a bit better waste wise as you can buy screw in refills.

[@bani_niba]

Congrats on having unique items on your travel list. Not too easy these days with so many travel YT channels. Instead of the Victorinox Jetsetter, I suggest the SwissCard as a replacement - for air travel you can leave the blade and scissors at home and bring the rest of the tools along.

[@dustygrrl]

There is a Victorinox card without a blade, the Nailcare card.

[@harveychapman3843]

Thanks for a video without the usual products. I've never understood the iPad as a laptop with keyboard obsession that travelers maintain. A 13" ultrabook (Apple MacBook, Dell XPS 13, Lenovo Carbon X1) takes up about the same amount of combined space (actually less space overall), and then you have a full laptop instead of a tablet pretending to be one. [time passes] Saw your bit about taking notes.

[@Penelope222]

Currently planning my first ever long haul flight (let’s face it everything from Australia feels like long haul anyway) so eating up this kind of content! Amazed at how much you can fit into such a small bag. Not sure I’ll be as successful!

[@MarcusCreates]

Less is more. Economy with lots of bags and stuff is not fun :). Safe travels and enjoy your trip.

[@susanymendonca]

Being a short person, I MUST bring a backpack with me so it can be my feet rest during the flight and be more comfortable by not slipping down the sit 😂 Nice items in your review, love the glasses!

[@robgroc7661]

😅

[@enriquediaz7547]

I started carrying a one Tigris foldable dump pouch into the strap. I use it as my* own TSA tray during the TSA line. Makes it very easy& fast to cross.

[@RyanCrossOfficial]

The collapsible molle one? the standard one looks more suitable for a tactical belt than a sling strap. I do a similar thing, but mostly everything in my pocket just get dumped into a pocket of my packt anywhere 5L sling.

[@daniadaniadaniadaniadania]

There's nothing I love more on a flight than my kindle Oasis. It's the perfect time where nobody disturbs you, no blue light. Have you tried it? It's a dream.

[@MarcusCreates]

That's a great shout. My wife has the Oasis and loves it. I use my ipad mini for reading on a flight and I love it. Thanks for sharing.

[@jessicataillieu765]

100% agree, I would not fly without my Kindle lol. I use an Oasis for my beside/“home” Kindle and a Kindle Basic I don’t care about losing or banging up as my travel/“purse” Kindle :)

[@RyanCrossOfficial]

I think you've picked a lot of good items, but more importantly I like how you explained the framework and rationale for what you carry.

[@MinnieIdle]

the Anbernic RG35XX is a great alternative if you cant find the Miyoo in stock -- great video!

[@jonwilliams8366]

Marcus - I love this vids, I recently travelled to Thailand and bough a few EDC products you recommended, they made the trip even better than I expected. Thanks for these posts always really useful.

[@MarcusCreates]

Great to hear! And thanks for sharing. Thailand is a fantastic country. Was there 20 years ago almost to the day.

[@doodsanddudes]

Great workflow on the mini with the keyboard Marcus! Love it, I am a digital note taker. Use Evernote and notion mostly plus apple notes. Great video

[@WanderThisWay]

I found this video super helpful, thank you. I'll be flying a lot more this year than previously and some of these items and tips I'd not heard of.

[@MarcusCreates]

Thanks for the positivity. Appreciate it.

[@_vptr3021]

Flight is one place where I feel one should definitely consider going for a physical book for entertainment and moving away from electronics, too much screen time on a long flight can really make things worse, disturb your sleep cycle etc

[@MarcusCreates]

That's true. But I just don't want to schlep around a physical book. And i need to have a device with me anyway to get some work done. But I get it 100%

[@twrex-13]

Stumbled on this video randomly, absolutely loved it. One of the newest things I've added to my travel bag are the AKG K361 headphones. I don't like earbuds, they tend to hurt my ears, and ANC bothers me when I'm traveling, so the relatively compact, foldable K361's are great - they sound pretty good, they're easy to drive, and they do block out a decent amount of sound - but not everything. Plus being wired, I don't have to worry about charging them or having them run out of juice on a long flight. I do carry a small set of wired earbuds (the Moondrop CHU's), and a small set of wireless earbuds (Amazon Echobuds) as backups and for making phone calls. One other trick I learned from a fellow traveller (not THAT kind of fellow traveller) are some Purell santizing wipes. These are great to wipe down the tray table or any other surface that might need cleaning, and they're small so I can fit a bunch.

[@MarcusCreates]

Amazing. Appreciate you sharing.

[@mrmalbigpond]

Thanks Marcus. Intrigued to know more about the Viture glasses. I’m a little different, having a prosthetic right eye, but trying on other VR headsets doesn’t seem to be an issue. Cheers. Mal.

[@MarcusCreates]

Okey doke. Will try and pull a full review together

[@tokyorosa]

Those glasses are a choice, no? And yes, I did buy a Miyoo Mini for my better half after watching one of your videos about it! And he showed it to his coworkers and now they have them too. You should get a commission on these sales.

[@oleksiihopchenko8641]

Great list! Another nice addition is an inCharge cable. It will be handy if there is no proper port around

[@streetskier]

Great video Marcus! Subscribed! Having recently had a kid it's been much harder to travel so minimally, but I've found a sling like yours and then a 10L backpack for the kiddos stuff fits nicely under the seats, and they always let the 10L slide as a purse. Fit's my full size iPad perfectly as well. Also, try an altoids tin for your first aid kit. I have them stashed all over, and always have a couple in our luggage when we travel. Cheers!

[@MarcusCreates]

Love hearing it. Your kit always evolves at different stages of life. When my kids were little I carried a “Diaper Dude” with me everywhere and it was kitted out for every possibility. I’m enjoying traveling lighter these days now that the kids are bigger. Glad you’ve found what works for you.

[@scottrych]

Thanks Marcus, after watching this I’m seriously considering the Venture XR Glasses especially for my work at home situation. 😊

[@magee26]

Swiss+Tech Utili-Key 6 in 1 Always in hand carry and not once has it been pinged by any airport. Enough to get you out of trouble 90% of the time

[@pilotalan]

Marcus, I like your list. I also travel a lot for work. For US airline power ports, I carry a small US to Type G adapter. The US plugs are often worn out and too loose, while the Type F or Type G plugs are rarely used still tight. Never had a charger drop out with a Type G adapter. Almost never with a Type F.

[@MarcusCreates]

The G adapter is a great shout. Never thought of that. Thanks for sharing.

[@Vampana20]

Thanks for the video. Mine is usually a noise cancelling headphone, Kindle and a power bank.

[@momotaroux264]

A carry-on sized roller and a backpack that can fit under the seat are what I bring. I've done two long haul flights over the past six months and nothing beats the feeling of passing through immigration and the luggage carousel into customs faster than others who checked a bag. A sling is a must for me when going about my day to day at a destination though, so that gets packed in my roller.

[@gkitchings13]

The MIYOO MINI looks great, and I have heard it is great, but I have a device similar to it called the Anbernic RG353V and I would 100% recommend it. It has the GameBoy form factor, has L1/R1 and L2/R2 like the MIYOO, but it also has 2 joysticks. It helps with playing some more emulators that it can handle, like PSP, PS1, N64 etc. I would recommend looking into it, plus it can be easily bought on Amazon.

[@MarcusCreates]

Oh would love some 007 N64 action on a handheld. You have me tempted.

[@g1598]

cannot recommend the Bellroy sling enough, great item for travelling and been probably the best purchase I have ever made

[@MarcusCreates]

Totally agree!

[@adam723]

I use the Fintie Apple Magic Keyboard case. It’s amazing for writing on the road. Protects the keyboard and props up the iPad/iPhone.

[@MarcusCreates]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Heimdall-hb5it]

I even bring my laptop on such flights in a 12 liter Alpaka sling. Love this sling, it fits a 14" Laptop and is pretty compact asides from that.

[@MarcusCreates]

I’ll check it out

[@Heimdall-hb5it]

@@MarcusCreates it’s called Bravo Sling Max. Love that thing

[@mdmcd6273]

Small thinks that Ive found help out and make big impacts on comfort. Fjallraven / any plastic buckle elastic belt. No need to take it off at security. Merino socks. Thermo regulates feet. Light material Anorak jumper.- its a built in zippered dump pouch for passing security, and when packed it can dub as s shoulder pillow/neck rest. The only other thing i do to make flying better is pack light. Longest lesson to learn. Only essentials.

[@elleryj9609]

I do an eye mask but not a pillow. I use Klean Freak to get myself clean before I get off the flight. One thing I always have is a flashlight, right now I use the Boruit v10 when travelling, the red light allows me to find stuff when the plane lights are off.

[@gorsime13]

I like your videos so much. my dad flies weekly for work and I’m hoping to get some tips to help reduce his stress in any possible way. he’s a very tall man and he is always first in line for boarding so that he can get his stuff in the overhead, but he brings his briefcase too which fits between his legs fine. as an artist who uses the big iPad Pro, I’m torn on paperlike. I’d love some more friction, the slippery clicking is definitely detrimental, but the paperlike is a bit notorious for wearing down apple pencil tips fast so I’ll have to look into how much replacements will cost me. it just might be worth it at this point. your notebook/journal is lovely, i always carry a few notebooks with me in case i want to write about what’s going on or doodle something :) have a nice day!

[@evanhaddick1710]

Highly recommend the Leatherman Style PS for a TSA approved Multi tool. The pliers have saved me many times on trips. Small, and gets the job done.

[@mikem1863]

Been dying to try out the Viture glasses on a flight, thought I saw on another video someone made they have a blackout cover to block out the ambient light for full immersion. One other thing my wife swears by for relaxation in economy is the foot rest sling that hangs over the tray tables arms.

[@zipfotoproductions2934]

Loving your videos!!! We think about things and organization exactly the same way - so anything learned from you is going on a list! Fantastic work. Keep it up!!

[@acamilop]

Great video. Love the setup. The glasses intrigue me the most. I wish I could go minimal but I’m always carrying camera gear and a 15” mbpro.

[@XoXHannah41XoX]

to refresh I've switched from gum to mouthwash tablets - in the UK I get them from Parla. You do need a sink to spit them out into, so not always suitable, but if you do have access they're a million times better than just using gum in terms of refreshment, and cause they're not liquid I don't need to worry about putting them in my liquids bag/ leaking... highly recommend

[@pssita]

Nice video. Subscribed. Gonna pick up a few of these items for my upcoming trip to the D.R.

[@RageFacePanda]

Important note. Take that neck pillow and rotate it where the strap is in the back. Allow your chin to rest on the pillow rather than the gap. I can't tell you how often I see people use it incorrectly. I'll die on this hill.

[@MarcusCreates]

Hahaha. Thanks for the heads up. Literally.

[@phillialevine]

I feel you, it’s so much better to rest your chin on it …

[@annagrama24]

I'd be interested in a quick tutorial about that little notebook that has the calendar drawn in! How do you design the calendar and how you use it, what type of information do you write down on the notebook, how do you keep it somewhat organized, etc. If you could do even a short video on it it would be great!

[@MarcusCreates]

I’d love to. Nobody (besides you) will watch it but I’ll make one anyway. 😂

[@annagrama24]

@@MarcusCreates 🤣 much appreciated! But only if you do find a flow for it, i know making videos can be very time consuming. Also, Im sure it'll interest more than a couple other organizing weirdos

[@bochica3562]

The sleeping stuff would be enough for me. 😊😴

[@MichaelR-kl6hk]

I'd be very interested in a review and breakdown on the virtual glasses, especially the available prescription modifications. Great video

[@iangoodsell]

Would love to see a full review of the Viture Glasses! Thanks, great video.

[@MarcusCreates]

You got it!

[@TryThisatHome343]

I was totally listening while doing something else and herd you say BART so hello fellow east bayer!! #bayallday

[@MarcusCreates]

Hello 👋🏻

[@adrianalexandrov7730]

I bring backpack or messenger's bag and a molle pouch. Which perfectly locks onto the closed food tray. And you get a pocket for all your essentials.

[@k.hussain360]

I'd recommend carrying a set of wet wipes (for skin) and anti-bacterial wipes (for everything else).

[@GokuRunnerV0]

I love this video I travel a lot, there are things I will buy. The glasses and the mini console are amazing. We use the same pen 😅

[@rodneycarlstrom3509]

Great content! Just subscribed. Will be checking some of these recs out. On a different note, what kind of jacket are you wearing? Looks rather tactical/utilitarian, definitely up my alley. Thanks for the video. Glad I stumbled upon you--made my day!

[@chuckratcliff]

The shirt jacket is a Barbour, Robhill.

[@JosephDickson]

I'll counter that you can say anything when you're role playing. However, I had a job loss a couple years ago in my early 40s and my emergency fund saved us from making any major adjustments. It took a year to replace, but that was still faster than I expected.

[@alrios95]

This video was absolutely perfect!! You are very soothing and extremely informative!

[@MarcusCreates]

Thanks bud

[@jaimetarne9436]

Just heard yesterday that all major airlines in the US now are considering the extras like neck pillows a personal item. So if you have a carry on and out it in the bin, then your sling, they wont allowmthe neck pillow or blanket or whatever hanging off your other items.

[@ricardoOT3]

Its my 3rd time watching this video and I don't think it will be the last. So good ...

[@MarcusCreates]

Thanks Ricardo. You’re always so positive. Appreciate you.

[@west077]

I like to take face/hand wipes. Nothing beats a quick wipe down a couple hours in.

[@MarcusCreates]

Makes sense. ☺️

[@TheMandinotan]

I'm from Singapore! Enjoy you stay here! :)

[@TheMandinotan]

Nice jacket btw!

[@evang9708]

Another great video, I have a Miyu mini in the same color, it’s a great device. I will probably end up with another I pad mini, it’s a great size.

[@MarcusCreates]

Thanks for sharing and for the positive support. ☺️

[@Mechacookie]

Love your content, really appreciate the tips on EDC stuff.

[@MarcusCreates]

Glad you like them!

[@rninness]

17:11 I like using a charger with a detachable c7/8 (figure 8) plug. This way I can just bring the correct country specific cable (or pick one up cheap when I land if I don't have one already) Using the correct cable means I don't have to bring bulky universal adapters with me. the UGREEN nexode gan chargers are a good example. Having a decent extension between the outlet and the charger means that I can bring the charger closer to me if outlets are under seats or weird places in hotel rooms / cafes meaning that I don't need super long usb cables for devices.

[@GirlGina26]

Thanks for having items on your list that are actually unique - a rarity on YT these days. Question for you - could I use the glasses as a large screen for a laptop or tablet? Thanks.

[@GirlGina26]

Ah, I just hadn't watched far enough yet so I see that you do demo that functionality for us - thanks! I can see where this would be a game changer.

[@joewiseman4631]

Brilliant! The Glasses + iPad mini just convinced me not to get an 11” iPad Pro and Magic Keyboard for productivity. I will use the Glasses, Mini, and a BT Keyboard instead for more versatility (smaller and more packable; productivity + entertainment!). Thx, Marcus 😊

[@MarcusCreates]

Fantastic!

[@Bulldgz52]

Great video. I always over pack when I travel and these tips really make sense. Any other pouch recommendations, not just for travel but for EDC?

[@MarcusCreates]

So many. What specifically are you looking to do?

[@Bulldgz52]

I usually carry a few different slings (Tomtoc, Nutsac tactical) and I want to add a small pouch so that I don't have to switch each item but just the pouch when I switch slings.. I carry a power bank, victorinox knife, earbuds, flashlight, a couple of pens, charging cable. Any thoughts?@@MarcusCreates

[@Bulldgz52]

@@MarcusCreatesI use a couple of different slings (tomtoc, nutsac tactical) for my everyday carry and I’m looking for a pouch to place items I carry in so that I can switch between slings easier. I usually carry a power bank, cable, victorinox knife, pens, field notes and flashlight. I’ve been suggested the RZE blackcomb pouch and maxpedition pouches. Any thoughts or suggestions?

[@FlightingVagner]

I like to bring foldable slippers on the flight. It's such a luxury to give my feet a rest from regular footwear on long flight.

[@manny6587]

i like everything you are showing but i cant find the Orbit key tech pouch, can you share a link to it please!

[@bfeltovi]

I like the idea of a minimalist sling bag and all the tiny goodies. I assume you travel with a camera (or two). Are you checking those in your luggage? Always using overhead storage for a roll-on? If you’re packing camera gear in a roll-on and the bins are full and they gate-check you or you have to check baggage are you trusting camera gear to the baggage compartment? Yikes. That’s a big reason I need a larger backpack as carry-on, I want camera gear with me and possibly a sweater. That sling is cool but too tiny.

[@MarcusCreates]

I have a video coming up on this, but the bottom line is I never check camera equipment. Depending on the trip and if I have my DSLR I use different travel options. Bellroy have a cold camera sling. Video coming in the new few weeks

[@leepay]

Great video! Regarding the backpack, my backpack is big enough that it can’t fit under the seat so they can’t make me put it there. 😅

[@johnnybattlelife]

Thanks for the video I see your using a full size apple keyboard. Do you sill like the Tokyo folio keyboard? Which one do you prefer to take when you travel. Also do you have a case on your iPad mini or is it naked. Thanks much!

[@Destinavigator]

👋🏼 Small struggling Travel Channel here. I love your content, thanks for this great video! You inspire me to keep grinding my channel, maby one day I’ll grow as big as you 🥲

[@sloanNYC]

It drives me nuts that the Jetsetter doesn't have the nail file with the small flat head!

[@gabrielgarotti03]

Nice content! Would like to have a tooth brusher on it as well =)

[@Youknowthebo]

Great loadout. Thanks for the video

[@jessicaengel1368]

I highly recommend a mouse for your iPad. It is a game changer for traveling light.

[@MarcusCreates]

What would you recommend as a travel mouse

[@iamnoone3588]

i also cant travel without a keyboard, i use split keyboards so i bring my chocofi split ergonomic keyboard as a travel board. Its super small and can fit in the same tech pouch in the video

[@jemflower1]

Love the Virtue glasses but WOW are they expensive! And that’s before duty (for those in the UK)

[@MarcusCreates]

They’re pricey but nothing like a VR headset. I love mine.

[@catalinaoutfitters]

I always fly with a blow up seat pad which makes economy seats feel that much better.

[@hoot7588]

Great video, will give it a second watch as there is so much useful info@

[@MarcusCreates]

Glad it was helpful!

[@technovangelist]

Ahhh the luxury of being able to stretch your legs beneath the seat in front of you. Only works if you are short. I have rarely had such luck except when sitting in biz or 1st.

[@hevieso]

I love your content. Extremely useful. What is the brand of your military shirt?

[@MarcusCreates]

Barbour

[@hevieso]

@@MarcusCreates Thanks a lot !

[@Bingobongo-s9g]

could we please get a full ipad mini review for your use cases, and how it fits into your lifestyle? i know that I would love to hear what else you have to say about it

[@AndyWelfle]

Marcus, what’s the overshirt you’re wearing in this video? Love that front pocket

[@MarcusCreates]

It’s an overshirt by Barbour. Love it. It’s thick but wears in beautifully.

[@andreassundberg5636]

@@MarcusCreates What model? Can´t seem to find it. (I was searching for this very comment).

[@MarcusCreates]

@@andreassundberg5636 Robhill

[@ABagOfQuestionMarks]

“Never bring a backpack on a flight” I was planning on only bringing a backpack, so surely that advice doesn’t apply to me, right? Or should I rethink my plans? Great video!

[@merredithoakes2967]

Yes, a VITURE video review - please…

[@zalezuchiha]

A good Miyoo mini alternative since they’re hard to get is the anbernic rg35xx, rg35xx plus and rg 35xxh

[@arey256]

Which of the best from those? Also are they plug and play?

[@zalezuchiha]

@@arey256 the cheapest one is the rg35xx for around $50 and plays up to PlayStation 1, the rg35xxh and the rg35xx plus are the same only difference is the rg35xxh is horizontal like a switch lite. The 35xx plus and 35xxh can play up to the original psp so it can play Dreamcast, n64 and etc. they all come ready to use out the box

[@JezSays123]

Hey Marcus, thanks for the awesome video. Quick question re the Venture sling - are you able to wear this as a fanny pack? I know it's not the most stylish thing to do, but on occasion on trips I like having the option of being able to stick my sling around my waist

[@Fridgidice]

Get an anker power bank. Build quality is spectacular and anything lower than 20k mah isn't worth carrying in my opinion.

[@MarcusCreates]

Too big for the amount of flying I do. Maybe for the truck.

[@jeffobrien6078]

I have to normally take a mirrorless camera--Sony A7 series. I know you carry a camera. Where do you put it if you only have a sling? What do you use to protect it?