I love to see a list in the description that lists the clothes (5 tanks, 2 short sleeve, etc.) I would also love a follow-up after the trip to share what did and didn't work and if you ended up taking the jeans. Especially fun to review the new items you bought.
Thanks for your packing tips! I went on a river cruise with 1 carry on and a personal bag, then to Italy where I traveled for 10 days. I left my luggage behind, bought a small backpack and did laundry in my sink each night. It was too hot so I was usually back in my room mid day for a shower and rest until early dinner and "passajotta" Quite an adventure! Just bought a light rolling backpack to be ready for the next good deal. (75 year old adventurer again, after 50+ years being without much travel!) 🎉
Hack for wearing Allbirds with orthotics: order a size up and put the orthos *underneath* the allbirds footbed. Works great! I get the benefits of the washable footbed plus the all the extra support. PS love the cat stealing the show 🥰🐱
Love your videos! You say you are a mosquito magnet. If you take vitamin B12 everyday, after the first six months mosquitoes won’t bite you. You won’t taste good to them anymore. I tried it and it worked. I went camping for 2 weeks and didn’t get bitten once.
Two packing videos in a week!!! Super excited!! 🥳 I got a fortune cookie tonight that said 'International travel is in your future' - I taped it to my monitor!
Scarfs are great souvenirs. Box of awesome for us is day and night NyQuil can’t seem to find it anywhere as well as a few fishermen’s friend. Eve glass repair kit. Various sizes of ziplock bags.
I love Royal Robbins. I travel with 4 skorts that I treat like they are gold bars because I am not sure how long they will make them. I was trying to find a fifth color but I can’t find it in Canada and it seems Royal Robbins forbids US stores to ship to Canada. 😩. Their tops are also amazing. The t-shirts dry quickly and the blouses are perfect for layering…they also dry very fast after washing…or if you are caught in the rain. I will be doing an overnight in Miami in February and hopefully I will be able to find a store that sells the color that I want in my size. I already have blouses and t-shirts to match it! Happy travels! ❤️🌹
Great content. I’m binge watching all of your videos. I have a similar thing to your box of awesomeness. I always include a command hook and several sticky backs for it so I can hang my toiletries or whatever, wherever I want and individual tubes of eye drops. I use my binder clips to clip my bag of stuff for the plane to the seat pocket.
We are leaving for a trip tomorrow, spending a week hiking in Switzerland, then 2 weeks in Italy, so your packing for 2 extremes has been very helpful. It’s too late to buy anything but I will be able to tweak my packing and go much lighter. Also, I have quite a few of the same brands that you like. Love my Royal Robbins skirt and have worn it for years. Thanks a million! I’ll be following you from now on.
I love how silk packs up like nothing. But, having just returned from hot humid Italy, and being a sweaty Betty, silk will show sweat and swass. I found linen and linen blends were my best option.
Great video! But the audio is painfully out of balance. Sarah’s audio is very low, and when the guy talks or ads come on, they are screaming. I had to turn captions on and make her inaudible to deal with the incredibly loud other audio. Is there any way to fix that?
Great tips Sarah and enjoyable as usual. Special thanks to Luka for highlighting the cat cameo (did anyone else watch the video while keeping eyes peeled for a cat cameo?). Of course then I had to backtrack over that part of the video again cos got totally distracted 😆
@@SarahMurdochadventures she truly is. I could see her trying to get back in frame a little later, trying to get in the foreground in front of you: "Luka, you're filming wrong, I'm right HERE"
I've only been to Iceland once, but it was in October and even though I'm from Finland (where autumn and winter weather can be very cold and/or miserable and wet), it was still a shock to the system 😂 The closest comparison I can make is taking a cold, wet and windy day in the UK and subtracting maybe 10-15 degrees Celsius from the temperature 😁 ETA: I think I remember reading somewhere that Iceland is among the tallest countries in the world, so you might have some luck finding jeans there, but I really understand not wanting to count on it. It's a bit like I only feel confident in finding clothes in certain countries as an above average height, plus sized woman.
Sarah: I've been traveling around the world with just carry-ons since the '90s BUT because I'm going to Italy for 5 wks (Sept/Oct 2022) and not into the wilderness, I had to rethink what to pack! Grazie for the silk clothing tips especially since I chill sooooo easily.
Two packing videos in a week! I’d love to see the outfits you style while you’re in Italy. Costco has a great merino wool base layer, lightweight but warm. Is that the one you bought? I also layer with wool cami’s. I have one from Ice Breaker and LL Bean and love them. Safe travels!
Hi. Are there different grades of silk? If so, what silk should I look for to use for traveling. Does it wrinkle easily or unwrinkle easily too ? Is it easy to wash & dry ? Also, since you want to dress differently in Italy than Iceland, do you have a video that shows how to dress for different countries that I should consider ? thx
prAna's Bridger Jeans are lightweight, pack small, and you can hang them dry overnight. If you need to wear a base layer pant under them, you might have to size up one size.
I love your channel! I hope you have time for the Blue Lagoon HIGHLY recommended. Also, I recommend Tortuga backpacks for their waterproof performance and harness system is incredibly comfortable. Have fun 🙂
I agree that the box of awesome is great in other applications. I lost my home in a fire and someone gave me a box that would be the contents of your junk drawer. Now I give a junk drawer box to anyone in my community who is starting over.
I've been so intrigued by the Cotapaxi suitcase-style pack since watching this video. Can anyone comment whether 1) the 42L size Allpa shown here is ever rejected as carry-on (especially internationally) since it's 25 x 16 x 7 inches (64 x 41 x 18 cm), and 2) whether the coating flaking mentioned in the first generation of the bag was corrected in later versions or is just something worth dealing with for all the great features? I'm debating getting the 35L just to be on the safe side, but it would be so nice to have the extra room, and I also like that the 42L has load lift straps. - Thanks again for a great video!
I find laundry is essential for minimalist, long travel packing. How do you do laundry with such expensive fabrics, (ie silk, cashmere)? How much do you pay, how do laundry mat accommodate your special fabrics?
For any kind of garment, washing only the stained/smelly parts (e.g. armpits) is a good general hack to reduce drying time, but it might be especially helpful for these kinds of delicate fabrics.
Fascinating hearing you discuss this...flights to and from Aus we can't take backpacks into the cabin that weigh more than 7kg...you're talking about putting this 20lb backpack in the cabin overhead locker.
I’m curious as to your long-term experience with the new Cotopaxi, if you’ve been able to use it for more than one trip since purchasing. I’m still on the fence due to the price point, as it seems like a great bag but I’m on a grad student budget. Do you feel it performed well? How does it stack up to your previous generation Cotopaxi? Thanks so much for your videos, they’re delightful and so appreciated.
Thanks so much for all of your fabulous one-bag packing videos! I come from a family of carry-on-only veteran travelers, but have long been in search of the perfect one-bag pack, for both international and domestic travel. I’m curious to know how you feel about the size/capacity difference between the 35 & 42L Allpa packs, after your trip. I’ve tried many different brands over the years (OrigAudio, eBags, etc), while trying not to spend a fortune, but find that many one-bag packs (especially those with clamshell openings) end up feeling extremely unbalanced. The Allpa looks to be much more easily organized than the others. Looking forward to any follow-up thoughts you may have, regarding whether you’d choose the 42L size for another trip that has a less demanding pack-list, or would stick with 35L for shorter or single-destination trips.
I would love to see you also encourage solid toiletries for those who may have special needs and I would highly recommend the New Zealand company Ethique which now also sells in USD and CAD. I found it after Lush changed its solid shampoo offers. Ethique does many shampoos, conditioners, deodorant, body wash, body lotions in regular and travel sizes with minimal packaging (paper). Love them!
How about angora wool? Portugal in the winter/spring. Found out there are moral issues with agora. Not sure where I got the sweater can not address the morality of angora. Found it shopping my closet.
I do have some info, it rains a lot in Iceland and has something called sideways rain due to wind and lack of trees. I'm going in a few weeks and the weather can change at the drop of a hat.
I always wonder how protective is the laptop section in these softsided backpacks. And if the laptop is subject to undue torque or bending when carrying the pack on your back. It just seems like too many forces combine to bend or twist the laptop body. Anyone have any results or info on this?
I'm confused as to when this video was actually filmed as the trees behind you are in full spring/summer bloom and you're talking about hot temps in Italy where, right now (2 days after the posting of this video), it's below 40 degrees F in Venice.
My three new wants: that bag and those sandals, both brands. I hate getting bruises on the soles of my feet, so I'm picky about my shoes/sandals. I love your packing tips and suggestions, but I'm around 70±, and nobody wants to see me in leggings or silky fabrics. LOL. And my chesticles need a whole lot more support than ... well, let's just say they need sturdy fabric with rugged straps. Otherwise, running for a bus just aint gonna happen. I also pack for heart attack first aid, low dose chewable aspirin.
This is very helpful Sarah, thank you for this! Loved how you also travel light like I do. Thought I'd recommend the carry-on Bento Bag I use for all my travels, its from Nomad Lane. Give it a try!
Great video (as usual). I’m concerned about the fabric masks you are using. They are among the lowest protection offered. There are some cone-shaped KN95s that are quite comfortable as they aren’t flat against your nose.
If you are flying Icelandair to Iceland, they may make you check that bag. It looks a bit big for Icelandair. They have gotten super strict. NOW, that said, I did notice folks who arrived at the gate later got to keep their carryons and many were bigger. So, perhaps that is a tip... arrive at the gate just prior to boarding and not too long before. The folks in Seattle when we travelled Icelandair back home to Norway made me check my carryon. My husband had taken a different flight a week earlier and his carryon was actually bigger, but he is stronger and managed to shove it into their little measuring stand. I couldn't and mine got checked at the gate. It was a wheeled version but very slim... but I could not get the wheels into their stand. Good luck and fingers crossed. (Folks in Europe had no problem with my bag, just in the states coming back home. So maybe you will be ok.)
@@SarahMurdochadventures Excellent! I totally switched up our carryons based on that experience as it was not the nicest interaction I have ever had, but am happy you had no issues.
Maybe just me, but the audio was way off. Luca was loud and Sarah’s voice low. Turn up volume for Sarah and Luca is way loud. Hard to listen to. Other than that, great content.
Do u do ur tours thru a specific co or are u independent? I’ve been enjoying ur vids since I came upon them last week. I’d be interested in taking a tour w u as a guide.
Do not expect to get that bag onto Iceland Air, the planes from the EU are usually smaller than the ones from the US, since the trip is not as long. it is the reason I went with the smaller Cotopaxi Allpa then the larger one. Do not be shocked if you are asked to gate check that bag. You know by your travels in EU that airlines are strict about weight and bag size. Flying an American airline is a way around this, just as long as they are not using one of their alliance members airline. There are currently only two companies that fly into Iceland, that is Iceland Air and a budget airline run by… you got it, Iceland Air. Iceland Air, which I researched, is very strict about overhead baggage, is the reason when I researched my Allpa, that I got the 35 Liter, because of overpacking and bag expansion, i would be pushing the limit of their overhead bin allowance. I am probably too late to send this to you before your trip. I would HIGHLY recommend you squeeze the bag down and mail things home. US does not have the customs problems as the EU does with shipping things home.
I love to see a list in the description that lists the clothes (5 tanks, 2 short sleeve, etc.) I would also love a follow-up after the trip to share what did and didn't work and if you ended up taking the jeans. Especially fun to review the new items you bought.
How about you make the list for everyone?! I think making this Video was work enough.
Thanks for your packing tips! I went on a river cruise with 1 carry on and a personal bag, then to Italy where I traveled for 10 days. I left my luggage behind, bought a small backpack and did laundry in my sink each night. It was too hot so I was usually back in my room mid day for a shower and rest until early dinner and "passajotta" Quite an adventure! Just bought a light rolling backpack to be ready for the next good deal. (75 year old adventurer again, after 50+ years being without much travel!) 🎉
Hack for wearing Allbirds with orthotics: order a size up and put the orthos *underneath* the allbirds footbed. Works great! I get the benefits of the washable footbed plus the all the extra support. PS love the cat stealing the show 🥰🐱
Love your videos! You say you are a mosquito magnet. If you take vitamin B12 everyday, after the first six months mosquitoes won’t bite you. You won’t taste good to them anymore. I tried it and it worked. I went camping for 2 weeks and didn’t get bitten once.
Two packing videos in a week!!! Super excited!! 🥳 I got a fortune cookie tonight that said 'International travel is in your future' - I taped it to my monitor!
May your cookie fortune come true! ☺️❤️✈️
Thank you Heather!!
Omg
I love the fact you bring your pillow.
I’m the same way. 😂
I loved this video and especially your camera man and the chat at the end - very wise words!!!!
AWESOME bag!!!
Scarfs are great souvenirs. Box of awesome for us is day and night NyQuil can’t seem to find it anywhere as well as a few fishermen’s friend. Eve glass repair kit. Various sizes of ziplock bags.
I love Royal Robbins. I travel with 4 skorts that I treat like they are gold bars because I am not sure how long they will make them. I was trying to find a fifth color but I can’t find it in Canada and it seems Royal Robbins forbids US stores to ship to Canada. 😩. Their tops are also amazing. The t-shirts dry quickly and the blouses are perfect for layering…they also dry very fast after washing…or if you are caught in the rain. I will be doing an overnight in Miami in February and hopefully I will be able to find a store that sells the color that I want in my size. I already have blouses and t-shirts to match it!
Happy travels! ❤️🌹
Great content. I’m binge watching all of your videos. I have a similar thing to your box of awesomeness. I always include a command hook and several sticky backs for it so I can hang my toiletries or whatever, wherever I want and individual tubes of eye drops. I use my binder clips to clip my bag of stuff for the plane to the seat pocket.
Wonderful review! Thanks a lot!
We are leaving for a trip tomorrow, spending a week hiking in Switzerland, then 2 weeks in Italy, so your packing for 2 extremes has been very helpful. It’s too late to buy anything but I will be able to tweak my packing and go much lighter. Also, I have quite a few of the same brands that you like. Love my Royal Robbins skirt and have worn it for years. Thanks a million! I’ll be following you from now on.
I love how silk packs up like nothing. But, having just returned from hot humid Italy, and being a sweaty Betty, silk will show sweat and swass. I found linen and linen blends were my best option.
Helpful information, thank you!
Thanks for this dual climates packing video, and product recommendations. Baleaf pants are now on my want list! ☺️❤️✈️
I ❤️ your packing videos! Would you be able to do a packing video and show us how you would style the clothing items?
Yep, I have a new one that sort of touches on that but I can do one specifically for styling. Great idea
Thanks Lucca
I was studying a two part jacket. A soild rain and wind proof outer jacket with an inner heavy jacket fleece. Can be worn together or separately.
Yay! My friend wants me to go to Iceland after I’m in the south of France, so this will inspire me.
Great video! But the audio is painfully out of balance. Sarah’s audio is very low, and when the guy talks or ads come on, they are screaming.
I had to turn captions on and make her inaudible to deal with the incredibly loud other audio. Is there any way to fix that?
Great tips Sarah and enjoyable as usual.
Special thanks to Luka for highlighting the cat cameo (did anyone else watch the video while keeping eyes peeled for a cat cameo?). Of course then I had to backtrack over that part of the video again cos got totally distracted 😆
Your comment made us all smile. It is sort of a family joke that when we pull out the camera to film, Isis appears. She's such a diva :)
@@SarahMurdochadventures she truly is. I could see her trying to get back in frame a little later, trying to get in the foreground in front of you: "Luka, you're filming wrong, I'm right HERE"
@@SarahMurdochadventures speaking of diva cats have you seen Owl Kitty??
Could you do a tips for jet lag video? And explain using various sim cards in your phone? Love your videos!!
I've only been to Iceland once, but it was in October and even though I'm from Finland (where autumn and winter weather can be very cold and/or miserable and wet), it was still a shock to the system 😂
The closest comparison I can make is taking a cold, wet and windy day in the UK and subtracting maybe 10-15 degrees Celsius from the temperature 😁
ETA: I think I remember reading somewhere that Iceland is among the tallest countries in the world, so you might have some luck finding jeans there, but I really understand not wanting to count on it. It's a bit like I only feel confident in finding clothes in certain countries as an above average height, plus sized woman.
Sarah: I've been traveling around the world with just carry-ons since the '90s BUT because I'm going to Italy for 5 wks (Sept/Oct 2022) and not into the wilderness, I had to rethink what to pack! Grazie for the silk clothing tips especially since I chill sooooo easily.
I just bought compression socks with zippers so easy to put on and off. So as soon as at your destination airport off they go and I put sandles on.
Two packing videos in a week! I’d love to see the outfits you style while you’re in Italy. Costco has a great merino wool base layer, lightweight but warm. Is that the one you bought? I also layer with wool cami’s. I have one from Ice Breaker and LL Bean and love them. Safe travels!
Hi. Are there different grades of silk? If so, what silk should I look for to use for traveling. Does it wrinkle easily or unwrinkle easily too ? Is it easy to wash & dry ? Also, since you want to dress differently in Italy than Iceland, do you have a video that shows how to dress for different countries that I should consider ? thx
Love your videos!
prAna's Bridger Jeans are lightweight, pack small, and you can hang them dry overnight. If you need to wear a base layer pant under them, you might have to size up one size.
I love your channel! I hope you have time for the Blue Lagoon HIGHLY recommended. Also, I recommend Tortuga backpacks for their waterproof performance and harness system is incredibly comfortable. Have fun 🙂
I agree that the box of awesome is great in other applications. I lost my home in a fire and someone gave me a box that would be the contents of your junk drawer. Now I give a junk drawer box to anyone in my community who is starting over.
This is so lovely. Thank you for sharing. : - ) ❤
I've been so intrigued by the Cotapaxi suitcase-style pack since watching this video. Can anyone comment whether 1) the 42L size Allpa shown here is ever rejected as carry-on (especially internationally) since it's 25 x 16 x 7 inches (64 x 41 x 18 cm), and 2) whether the coating flaking mentioned in the first generation of the bag was corrected in later versions or is just something worth dealing with for all the great features? I'm debating getting the 35L just to be on the safe side, but it would be so nice to have the extra room, and I also like that the 42L has load lift straps. - Thanks again for a great video!
Plane outfit:
Ex oficio hooded jacket
Leggings
Compression stockings
Cashmere Scarf
Dress
In the bag:
2 Silk tank tops
2 long sleeve button ups
2 short sleeve
Athletic top
2 cashmere sweaters
1 thermal Marino woll
2 sports bra
1 wired bra
7 underwear
Teva wedges
Strappy Sandals
Tom’s shoes
Wool Compression socks
1 prana dress
Silk joggers
Linen pants
Water resistant pants
Jeans
Travel skirt
Puffy down jacket
Toiletries
Pills
Deodorant
Thrive mascara
Shampoo/conditioner
Toothbrush
Kindle
Money pouch
SIM card
Pens
Box of awesome
Bandaids
Tenacious tape
Zip tie
Putty fusing crowns
Hydrocortisone cream
Moleskin
Binder clip
Alcohol swabs
Skin cream sample with SPF
Benadryl
Cable leash
Nail file
Safety file
Centipede pills
Tiger balm
Rubber bands
Gauze
Glue dots
Tampon
Pepto
Crazy glue
She explains the list a lot better but someone asked for this list in the comments 😊
I find laundry is essential for minimalist, long travel packing. How do you do laundry with such expensive fabrics, (ie silk, cashmere)? How much do you pay, how do laundry mat accommodate your special fabrics?
Shampoo in the sink.
For any kind of garment, washing only the stained/smelly parts (e.g. armpits) is a good general hack to reduce drying time, but it might be especially helpful for these kinds of delicate fabrics.
Fascinating hearing you discuss this...flights to and from Aus we can't take backpacks into the cabin that weigh more than 7kg...you're talking about putting this 20lb backpack in the cabin overhead locker.
I find merino itchy, but in the spring Icebreaker sells shirts of merino mixed with tencel and it’s so much more comfortable.
Ginger tablets are perfect for travel sickness and nausea. It's all natural too.
I find them helpful, too!
Is there a link I can find for the baleaf pants, I'm traveling to Iceland in a month and would love to get them.
I’m curious as to your long-term experience with the new Cotopaxi, if you’ve been able to use it for more than one trip since purchasing. I’m still on the fence due to the price point, as it seems like a great bag but I’m on a grad student budget. Do you feel it performed well? How does it stack up to your previous generation Cotopaxi?
Thanks so much for your videos, they’re delightful and so appreciated.
Thanks so much for all of your fabulous one-bag packing videos! I come from a family of carry-on-only veteran travelers, but have long been in search of the perfect one-bag pack, for both international and domestic travel.
I’m curious to know how you feel about the size/capacity difference between the 35 & 42L Allpa packs, after your trip. I’ve tried many different brands over the years (OrigAudio, eBags, etc), while trying not to spend a fortune, but find that many one-bag packs (especially those with clamshell openings) end up feeling extremely unbalanced. The Allpa looks to be much more easily organized than the others.
Looking forward to any follow-up thoughts you may have, regarding whether you’d choose the 42L size for another trip that has a less demanding pack-list, or would stick with 35L for shorter or single-destination trips.
Hi, what's the backpack I see in the video. Can you post a link? Thank you!
I would love to see you also encourage solid toiletries for those who may have special needs and I would highly recommend the New Zealand company Ethique which now also sells in USD and CAD. I found it after Lush changed its solid shampoo offers. Ethique does many shampoos, conditioners, deodorant, body wash, body lotions in regular and travel sizes with minimal packaging (paper). Love them!
Do you recommend rolling clothes or placing flat as in your video?
Is there a list somewhere of the contents of the box of awesome?
What brand of scarf are you wearing?
How about angora wool?
Portugal in the winter/spring.
Found out there are moral issues with agora. Not sure where I got the sweater can not address the morality of angora. Found it shopping my closet.
Angora is itchy for me, that's why I prefer cashmere.
Two questions- is your down coat waterproof? Or is that a concern in Iceland?
And also how long is your total trip?
I do have some info, it rains a lot in Iceland and has something called sideways rain due to wind and lack of trees. I'm going in a few weeks and the weather can change at the drop of a hat.
I always wonder how protective is the laptop section in these softsided backpacks. And if the laptop is subject to undue torque or bending when carrying the pack on your back. It just seems like too many forces combine to bend or twist the laptop body. Anyone have any results or info on this?
I’ve been needle felting my woolen holes shut.
I'm confused as to when this video was actually filmed as the trees behind you are in full spring/summer bloom and you're talking about hot temps in Italy where, right now (2 days after the posting of this video), it's below 40 degrees F in Venice.
Have looked and can’t find the name of the kitchen scale you use. Could you give the name?
My three new wants: that bag and those sandals, both brands. I hate getting bruises on the soles of my feet, so I'm picky about my shoes/sandals. I love your packing tips and suggestions, but I'm around 70±, and nobody wants to see me in leggings or silky fabrics. LOL. And my chesticles need a whole lot more support than ... well, let's just say they need sturdy fabric with rugged straps. Otherwise, running for a bus just aint gonna happen. I also pack for heart attack first aid, low dose chewable aspirin.
I'd bet you'd look good in leggings with a dress over the top but I'm too busy chuckling over the word "chesticles" :D
Thank you for the chuckle! ; - D
This is very helpful Sarah, thank you for this! Loved how you also travel light like I do. Thought I'd recommend the carry-on Bento Bag I use for all my travels, its from Nomad Lane. Give it a try!
How do you dodge the weight limits with #20
I did from Igausa falls to Antarctica on less than10 kh. We hired the overclothes and wellingtons for Antarctica. This was a seven week trip.
Great information, but you need microphone close, I can barely hear you. Thanks ☻
I just first saw you on Rick Steves program/segment. I was wondering why you don't endorse those as well? I enjoy your videos. Thanks
Please tell me name of backpack again. I know its probably listed somewhere but im computer illiterate.
Velcro cable ties
Great video (as usual). I’m concerned about the fabric masks you are using. They are among the lowest protection offered. There are some cone-shaped KN95s that are quite comfortable as they aren’t flat against your nose.
Those hair ties are great but after a while they stretch out of shape so just put them in a cup of boiled water and they will shrink back down.
If you are flying Icelandair to Iceland, they may make you check that bag. It looks a bit big for Icelandair. They have gotten super strict. NOW, that said, I did notice folks who arrived at the gate later got to keep their carryons and many were bigger. So, perhaps that is a tip... arrive at the gate just prior to boarding and not too long before.
The folks in Seattle when we travelled Icelandair back home to Norway made me check my carryon. My husband had taken a different flight a week earlier and his carryon was actually bigger, but he is stronger and managed to shove it into their little measuring stand. I couldn't and mine got checked at the gate. It was a wheeled version but very slim... but I could not get the wheels into their stand. Good luck and fingers crossed. (Folks in Europe had no problem with my bag, just in the states coming back home. So maybe you will be ok.)
That was not my experience, I was able to carry this bag on Icelandair.
@@SarahMurdochadventures Excellent! I totally switched up our carryons based on that experience as it was not the nicest interaction I have ever had, but am happy you had no issues.
Is Tiger Bone from Tigers?
its tiger balm..
Lol
Maybe just me, but the audio was way off. Luca was loud and Sarah’s voice low. Turn up volume for Sarah and Luca is way loud. Hard to listen to. Other than that, great content.
Please get a better mic, I have my headphones turned up max and can barely make out what is being said. Good info, don’t want to miss out!
Volume????
Do u do ur tours thru a specific co or are u independent? I’ve been enjoying ur vids since I came upon them last week. I’d be interested in taking a tour w u as a guide.
What are the mush soles like
Do not expect to get that bag onto Iceland Air, the planes from the EU are usually smaller than the ones from the US, since the trip is not as long. it is the reason I went with the smaller Cotopaxi Allpa then the larger one. Do not be shocked if you are asked to gate check that bag. You know by your travels in EU that airlines are strict about weight and bag size. Flying an American airline is a way around this, just as long as they are not using one of their alliance members airline. There are currently only two companies that fly into Iceland, that is Iceland Air and a budget airline run by… you got it, Iceland Air. Iceland Air, which I researched, is very strict about overhead baggage, is the reason when I researched my Allpa, that I got the 35 Liter, because of overpacking and bag expansion, i would be pushing the limit of their overhead bin allowance. I am probably too late to send this to you before your trip. I would HIGHLY recommend you squeeze the bag down and mail things home. US does not have the customs problems as the EU does with shipping things home.
It’s way cheaper to check an extra bag than to ship a package. It cost me 100 pounds to mail a small box from England to Canada.
Would like links or at least list of products in description. Also much shorter vid, & please don't drop your voice & blast the guy.
L
" weighs practically nothing" lol
Yikes
U must be a fashionita
That's a lot of stuff that will be weighing u down. But if u enjoy it, that's what matters. Nice vid.
Masks?