8 Packable Travel Gear You Should Have

@MelanieJoules

2023-07-24 18:57:18

every pack hacker vid I‘ve seen: all I hear is Snacks Snacks Snacks😂😂😂

@bikemmm6167

2023-02-18 16:20:40

Fantastic video, I like these light weight travel tips. Please make more in this style ❤

@cider999

2023-02-14 21:30:28

This Patagonia sling bag looks awesome.

@biomorphic

2023-02-12 19:46:18

I do not recommend a soft shell like that. Soft shell give you minor protection against raining. Better get a windproof jacket, like Arc'teryx Squamish, and then take with you a hard shell in gorotex. Also the packable bag is unusable. I had one and it's killing your shoulder.

@SheriWinston

2023-02-12 19:01:38

Nanobags! They come in 3 sizes of two-handle bags plus a sling option. And they're much cheaper then the Sea to Summit bag.

@corrinaleeflang4495

2023-02-12 11:11:36

The raincoat is 200$ 😱 im sorry but it seems like a bit much. Anyone else recommendations?

@heatherframpton9693

2023-02-11 17:09:20

Thanks so much for these tips. I am challenging myself to go carry-on only for our 1st trip to Las Vegas, to see family since our last 2020 flight. 😁❤️💯✈️🧳💺

@beaublack1407

2023-02-11 14:53:57

I have the Sea to Summit bag, and it’s one of my best travel finds—great for groceries, beach bag, or ‘I bought to much stuff and need something to carry it’ bag.

@emonier8619

2023-02-11 13:23:02

lauren goated asf ngl

@gravel.travel

2023-02-11 05:34:18

Great list!

@kelseywinter-troutwine1928

2023-02-11 04:20:00

Ugh all I see is people raving about the Mountain Hardwear. I am usually a die hard for them & was too impatient for my local shop to have them in so I bought the Patagonia Down Sweater. I hate it. My own fault. But wow the quality is seriously terrible on the Patagonia. I’ve got a 22 year old Mountain Hardwear synthetic fill jacket & it’s finally seeing it’s end of time. Patagonia has lost its touch. Idk if the Patagonia will even last 2 years.

@Qaptaininsano

2023-02-11 02:42:40

This is a niche category I love very much lol. My travel and packable items are: Osprey UL dry stuff sack (it’s a backpack), the north face first dawn rain jacket (6oz), the north face flyweight duffel for souvenirs or overflow, and I like to use the Patagonia nano puff over down just in case it rains or if I need to wash it without having to be as delicate with it.

@mariog7682

2023-02-11 01:31:06

Can you guys do a video on diaper bag hacks? diaper bags are not efficient

@kotadawndragon

2023-02-11 00:53:01

I always add a few plastic grocery bags to my luggage when I go on a trip. They're cheap, relatively strong, and somewhat waterproof too. I use them for extra items, dirty clothing and shoes, trash, etc. A bag from a local shop is also nice to have for more inconspicuous carry if you have don't want to be as "touristy" looking.

They're great to keep in a diaper bag too. You never know when the rugrat's gonna have an accident.

@andrewsolimy8274

2023-02-10 23:44:37

How about nanobag?

@2009bubbaray

2023-02-10 19:21:43

Osprey Ultralight stuff pack is WAY smaller than the LLBean (or Eddie Bauer) version. Also, the Outdoor Research Radar Cap is more packable than the one you tested.

@ksspang

2023-02-10 19:01:30

Highly recommend the Outdoor Vitals Vario jacket as a packable jacket. water resistant, super warm and comfy, and just over $200 make it a good value compared to some other products. The material isn't super glossy either, and there's not a bunch of stitch lines so IMO it looks a lot better too. Super happy with it

@Adventurelandd

2023-02-10 18:59:27

Swap the ghost whisperer for a decathalon forclaz 100 for savings

@vincevinnyp9224

2023-02-10 17:16:30

Love packable gear - the Wandrd Veer backpack and the Detour sling with the matching inflatable camera cube get a lot of use from me. The former if i am travelling without another daypack as the inflatable frame really helps I find and the latter as a small easy option for exploring.