How to pack for one bag travel (feat. Aer Travel Pack 3)

[@JillStella]

Kate I can't tell you how amazing this video was. It shows women actually traveling and trying to pack light. You knocked it out of the park and I can't wait to see more from you. It is always so hard watching guys pack out bags for one bag travel. The most they pack is deodorant and a razer. I never understand it and always assume someone on there trip has some lotion or chapstick that they are borrowing.

[@RushfasterTV]

I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the video about packing for one bag travel! Packing light can be challenging, but it's a great way to simplify your travel experience and avoid lugging around heavy suitcases. While it's true that some people may pack lighter than others, it's important to remember that everyone's travel needs and preferences are different. Some people may prioritize practicality and functionality over bringing a lot of personal care items, while others may prefer to pack more luxurious items like skincare products or makeup. In any case, it's always a good idea to plan ahead and make a packing list before your trip, so you can ensure that you have all the essentials you need without overpacking. And if you do forget something, don't worry - chances are, you'll be able to find it at your destination or borrow it from someone else on your trip:)

[@alexandrak7411]

This video is honestly one of the most helpful (and informative!) I’ve seen yet. I’ve been eyeing off the Aer travel pack 3 and honestly, Kate has sold it. So nice to actually see what it can take in a realistic video - so many videos don’t take into account all the things women need to travel with! Thank you Kate

[@RushfasterTV]

You're welcome! We're glad to hear that you found the video helpful and informative. It's always great when you come across content that addresses your specific needs and concerns. The Aer travel pack 3 seems to be a promising choice for your travel needs, especially considering how well it showcased its capacity in the video. It's important to have realistic demonstrations that take into account all the items women typically need to travel with. I'm sure many others appreciate Kate's efforts in providing such valuable insights. Happy travels!

[@Qaptaininsano]

I like Kate’s style in doing these videos. I’m over here wondering if I have what it takes to pack a 31l for 4 days and she’s going for a month lol. These videos are really good to see what an actual pack out would look like. The olive color is really nice on that bag.

[@RushfasterTV]

Thanks for watching, Noah! Have a great one. Cheers

[@sladesurfer]

I used to do backpack only but as I get older carry on luggage is the way to go now since it relieves the stress on my back.

[@RushfasterTV]

I couldn't agree more. It's smart to look into lighter options like carry-on luggage to avoid putting too much strain on your body as we get older. We really appreciate you taking the time to share your views with us. Cheers!

[@curtischen8440]

Just finished packing same Aer 3 for trip to India...fewer clothes but more tech Peak packing cube Same Aer dopp 2 Peak tech pouch w/anker USB 100W charger, powerbank, torch, various cords Blazer for business meetings, casual 👞 Was amazed to see how similar we went about things!

[@RushfasterTV]

Thanks, Curtis. Safe travels!

[@getiingtubed]

I've watched a lot of rushfaster content. this is great.

[@RushfasterTV]

Thanks for your comment! We're glad to hear that you're enjoying our content. - Kez

[@Tubbytubsterify]

You did a thorough job and yet concise.👌

[@RushfasterTV]

Hi, thanks for watching! Welcome and good job, Kate!

[@Mehwhatevr]

Perfect, I bought this bag for my trip to Thailand

[@RushfasterTV]

That's awesome! Hope the bag serves you well on your Thai adventure! 😊 Safe travels!

[@AnnieGill7]

Great job. Amazing what you got in there! How much does it weigh all packed out please?

[@RushfasterTV]

Hi Annie, Thanks for watching! I believe it was around 9-10kg - Kate

[@norainaemran4035]

Excellent run through on minimal packing fr a short travel. Good review. I also usually carry a small sling bag on top of the backpack. I usually carry Bellroy City Pouch Plus (my most fav) or one of their sling bag range eg Lite, Venture or Classic depending on how much stuff I need to carry (Yes… I do have a whole bunch of Bellroy sling bags 😊).

[@RushfasterTV]

Thank you for your feedback! We're glad you found the run-through on minimal packing for short travel helpful. Carrying a small sling bag on top of your backpack is a great idea to keep essential items easily accessible. The Bellroy City Pouch Plus sounds like a fantastic choice, and it's wonderful that you have a collection of Bellroy sling bags to suit different needs. Having options allows you to adjust your packing based on the amount of stuff you need to carry. Happy travels, and enjoy using your Bellroy bags!😊

[@asimplefarmer]

Really appreciate the in depth How-to.

[@RushfasterTV]

You're welcome! Thanks, too, for watching. Cheers!

[@ReadyAF1]

I agree with your comment about the benefits of bucket style travel. backpacks. Is the main difference between Aer Travel Pack 3 and Peak Design 45 L travel backpack: Aer more comfortable and maybe more organization. But Peak Design allows you to have a deeper “bucket” so you can pack more bulky items? Is that right?

[@detectivejonesw]

Yeah you can pack more in the peak design 45 because it's bigger by 10L, but the travel pack 3 at 35L will be smaller and lighter which should not be underestimated.

[@opheliaretardanta8348]

Found this video very useful trips for long periods with minimal clothing ❤

[@RushfasterTV]

Hi there! Glad you find it very helpful:) Stay tune as we have more like this from similar and other brands- tips and easy routine hacks!

[@Humanityinthe6]

You mentioned your warm travel clothes don’t need to be packed! I’m curious what you do with them when your travelling in the hot climate?

[@RushfasterTV]

If you're traveling to a hot climate and you have warm travel clothes that you don't need to pack, there are a few options for what to do with them: Wear them on the plane: If you're flying to your destination, consider wearing your warm travel clothes on the plane. This will save space in your luggage and keep you comfortable on the flight, which can sometimes be chilly. Leave them in your accommodation: If you're staying in a hotel or rental accommodation, you can leave your warm travel clothes in your room. If you're traveling with a group, you may be able to share a closet or dresser with others to save space. Rent a storage locker: If you'll be traveling for an extended period and don't want to carry your warm clothes with you, consider renting a storage locker at a train station, bus station, or airport. This can be a convenient option if you'll be returning to the same location later in your trip. Donate or discard them: If you have warm travel clothes that you no longer need or want, consider donating them to a local charity or discarding them responsibly. This can be a good way to lighten your load and give back to the community at the same time.

[@TheTrailDancer]

The olive is amazing... im debating between the olive and black... :( Would you get the olive again?

[@RushfasterTV]

Hopefully, soon! 🤞

[@elizabethchamberlain6893]

You sold me on this backpack. Great job!

[@RushfasterTV]

We're glad to hear that we could help you find the perfect backpack! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out anytime. Enjoy your new backpack, and happy adventures ahead:)

[@swedishbob_7315]

What was the weight? After packing 🤔

[@RushfasterTV]

The weight of the Aer Travel Pack 3 after packing may vary depending on the items you pack inside and the overall weight distribution. Thanks for watching!

[@joefmagat5586]

​@@RushfasterTVyou didn't answer the question lol. They were asking specifically the weight of the bag + items in this video. I'm also curious, guessing itll be 8kg+

[@normang663]

Did they let you carry this into the plan as carry on? I live in SEA as well

[@leodileodileo]

Nice video . But do you know what can work better with a peak design cubes? A peak design backpack. That said I find the aer travel bag solutions being too small for me.

[@RushfasterTV]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Indeed, pairing Peak Design cubes with a Peak Design backpack can offer optimal compatibility and functionality. It's essential to find the right fit for your needs, and if the Aer travel bag solutions are too small for you, exploring other options that better suit your requirements is key. If you have any further questions or need assistance in finding the perfect bag for your needs, feel free to reach out. We're here to help!

[@mayasarmonia3257]

One thing I've always wondered about videos like this is the total weight of the bag. If I'm not mistaken 10kg is the max for carry on excluding laptop? If anyone can clarify this curiosity of mine please do so. Thanks

[@RushfasterTV]

Some airlines don't include the laptop weight, some do. Please check with your airlines for their policies. The weight of the bag is available via the links in the description.

[@nizamialickolli8603]

Great review, looks to be a lot weight, bag empty nearly 2kg may need to use hip belt aer provides

[@RushfasterTV]

Yes, I agree! The hip belt helps to distribute the weight more evenly, making it easier to carry even during extended use.

[@curtischen8440]

Power bank? Usb charger?

[@RushfasterTV]

Hey Curtis, I've shown them at the end in my essentials! - Kate

[@AKSDOGS]

This is the Travel Pack 3 regular size right? I’m thinking about getting the small TP3 as i dont travel for long periods of time and im sure the regular will have way more room than needed but I go back and forth with the “what if I need more space”. Any suggestions??

[@RushfasterTV]

Hey there! Yes, this is the 35L version. Go with the smaller 28L if you're all about packing light and going on shorter trips. It's smaller but still spacious enough to accommodate clothing, toiletries, and even a laptop or tablet. On the other hand, if you tend to have the habit of overpacking, the 35L version might be a better fit for you. Please take the time to think about what would work best for you. Cheers!

[@MatthewdePaula]

Is this the small version or the regular version of the Travel Pack 3?

[@RushfasterTV]

Hello, this is the 35L version :) bit.ly/3VUmvqK (AU/NZ) or shrsl.com/3w6bj (Worldwide). Cheers!

[@astrid3655]

Deodorant hack: I decant Mitchum clinical gel deodorant(best deo I have found to date) into a used up @drunk elephant lip balm container. I found out about this hack from the snarkynomad blog and upgraded it to suit me. I didn’t realise Venus snap was still available.

[@RushfasterTV]

Wow what an interesting hack, thanks for watching! - Kate

[@BlackGirlTrekker]

Oh, I like this reviewer! Maybe I’ve watched her on another channel? And I’m So happy to see a woman packing one of this fancy backpacks. 😊 This was super helpful. Thank you!

[@RushfasterTV]

Oh thank you! Thanks for watching! Have a good one :)

[@SorenaAmini]

Was that tiny bag you had your clothes in included in the backpack?

[@RushfasterTV]

Hi Sorena, it's the Peak Design Packing Cube which is sold separately. You can check it out at these links: bit.ly/3RdpA41 (Australia) and bit.ly/3ZXjYyL (Worldwide). Cheers!

[@kh5322]

Do u recommend any bags to hold the shoes/sandals?

[@RushfasterTV]

The Aer Travel Pack 3 is a backpack designed for travel and everyday use, and it does have some compartments that can hold shoes or sandals. The main compartment of the bag has a capacity of 33 liters, which is quite spacious, and can hold a pair of shoes or sandals, depending on their size. There is also a ventilated shoe compartment located at the bottom of the bag that can hold a pair of shoes separately from the rest of your belongings, keeping them clean and fresh. Additionally, the Aer Travel Pack 3 has a front organizer compartment with various pockets that can be used to store small items such as keys, phone, wallet, and other essentials. It also has a separate laptop compartment that can accommodate laptops up to 15.6 inches in size. Overall, while the Aer Travel Pack 3 is not specifically designed for carrying shoes or sandals, it does have compartments that can accommodate them. However, it's worth noting that the amount of space available for shoes or sandals will depend on their size and shape.

[@brigittawai8778]

does the bag fit underneath a chair on the plane?

[@RushfasterTV]

Hello, Brigitta! This Aer Travel Pack 3 35L is slightly larger than the usual sizes for under-seat space so it's best to check the size regulations of your airline prior to your flight. Cheers!

[@l-vinotrading4450]

Is the packing cube also from AER?

[@RushfasterTV]

Hey there! The packing cube is from Peak Design. You might want to check out the product below: bit.ly/3RdpA41 - (AU/NZ) bit.ly/PD PackingCube - (Worldwide)

[@justincasama]

Great video!

[@RushfasterTV]

Thank you for your kind comment! We are glad to hear that you enjoyed the video. If you have any suggestions for future content, feel free to let us know. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more videos like this one. Have a great day! - Kez

[@BradDavison53]

Was the overall weight 7kg or lower?

[@RushfasterTV]

Lower, the total weight of the Aer 16" Travel Pack 3 35L is only 1.87kg, but has a total load capacity of 35L.

[@homzy11]

What size was that packing cube

[@RushfasterTV]

The Aer Travel Pack 3 is designed to accommodate packing cubes of various sizes, and the interior of the backpack is quite spacious, with a capacity of 33 liters. This means that you can use packing cubes of different sizes and shapes to fit your specific packing needs. To determine the appropriate size of the packing cube for your Aer Travel Pack 3, you may want to consider the size of the items you plan to pack and the amount of organization you prefer. For example, smaller packing cubes may be ideal for organizing smaller items like socks and underwear, while larger packing cubes may be better for bulkier items like jackets or sweaters.

[@sueskiing]

No bras or laptop charger?

[@RushfasterTV]

hmm

[@AldyPradana17]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@jaimetarne9436]

But how much does it weigh?

[@RushfasterTV]

Weights are accessible via the links in the description

[@yoddythegreat]

My english is bad and I need an english caption to watch this video

[@RushfasterTV]

There should be english captions

[@changaripungari]

​@@RushfasterTVfck captions..... what's wrong with your English... Bruhh😅

[@mariorock76]

🤦‍♂️😂

[@kkenny]

First!

[@Lindsay.Martin]

I miss Ed! I couldn’t understand half of what she was saying!

[@voluntarypropaganda]

Channel has gone down hill

[@RushfasterTV]

Sorry that you feel like this, how can we improve?

[@Clifton_McWilliams]

Idk. I just like the videos with Ed.

[@Ashley-hb2sh]

Some of us appreciate a woman’s perspective since we pack a bit differently and have a different frame than men 😊