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The upside of cold weather travel is you can re-wear some clothes a bit more. The key is multiple thin layers instead of bulky knits/sweaters. I also like a separate pajamas but I do something I can wear out in an emergency. Like leggings/shorts and a tshirt or a simple dress.
@@veganderlust I didn't think they WERE PJs. Looked like a yoga outfit to me. I'm surprised you felt awkward. I thought Kiwis were as casual as us Aussies
I agree with you about not doing the bulky sweaters but last time I don't think I took ENOUGH. Didn't take any sweaters at all - just merino long-sleeve t-shirts. This time I'm planning to take some thin merino sweaters too. But I've also tightened my thermal layer game and have become pro pleather vs denim
Finally, a truly minimalist travel video! I would love to travel that long with only a personal item bag. The longest I've gone was a 3 day trip to my brother's house and was able to use some of his wife's shampoo and conditioner and other toiletries, so I didn't have to bring all of that. Two months is impressive!
I travel like this. I see videos of 40L-80L backpacks, and I get anxious. I carry at most a 25L backpack, but one time I traveled for 12 days with a 14L backpack.
I’m in Australia right now and it stresses me out just seeing all the other travellers with their massive backpack at the back and a medium sized one at the front 😅
@@veganderlust I'm an Aussie, and considering our mild climate you gotta wonder wtf they're carrying there. Although I remember my first backpacking trip and I took a massive backpack (but most of it was guidebooks, books and papers) 🤭 Thank goodness we live digitally now (and I never take my laptop with me - but I don't need it) Maybe they're camping when not in the city?? Extended hikes thru our great national parks etc
The longest trip I've done with a 14L was a week - but it was in winter. Now that I travel more minimally I could easily see myself taking very little in summer (I just avoid that cos $ and crowds). Although I did do a summer trip fairly recently and had to do checked luggage! Summer is Xmas time in my country and most of this was presents (I have a large family). I took very few clothes and they were all very light except for some 3/4 denim pants that I wore on plane with some trainers + lightweight jacket. I was gone a month and regretted none of what I took and needed no more. The items I took for me would have easily fit in a daypack - including the sandals I took
@@susie9893 well I guess a lot of backpackers like that travel to more countries at a time, still a lot of stuff. But at my first backpacking trip I also had one massive backpack and didn’t use half of the things I packed 🫣
Thx for the video! Each time I read '' minimalist packing'', I' m disappointed because it's far from being the case... However, your way of packing is minimalist! I'm heading for tenerife for 8 days with a 16L backpack. And it fits.
Great video. I always take pyjamas as well as I also don't like to sleep in my outside clothes. They are also good to wear if you are lazing about in your hotel room or apartment. I like you backback with the yellow lining because you can see everything in your bag.
Sorry you copped bad weather. For a New Zealand summer trip I would always take lightweight hiking trousers that zip off to shorts, lose the dress and swap towel for a travel towel
Yeah, the weather has not been good 🙈. I didn’t need the dress in New Zealand but today I arrived in sunny Australia and hopefully there’s plenty of days I can wear it here ☀️. I don’t like the way travel towels feel, creeps me out 😅, but you’re right it would be more convenient
@@veganderlust yeah I'd probably have taken a dress (or one of my skirts - all of which can also be worn as dresses 👍). But I guess it would've depended what the weather was predicting. Being an Aussie it's a much shorter flight to NZ for me - easier to do a last minute weather check. But I definitely wouldn't have taken that towel. Maybe a decorative travel towel (I'm still trying to find 1 I love) that can double as a sarong. I know ppl who swear by the Turkish towel but I tried this 😖 not for me. (But I'm not one for sunbathing - we don't recommend that in Australia - skin cancer cases very high)
Awesome packing video! Although I travel with a backpack and carry-on only, I still felt it was too much. I'm definitely going to try your method. Thank you so much for this.
The tip with traveling first in the summer is good - I did that too. There are so much packable backs today - I love my Osprey collapsible daypack, perfect for shopping - it doubles as a dirty laundry bag - and affordable for 30€. Because of back pain I had to reduce my luggage - but I still use a heavy deuter pack that's really comfortable. Now I can even travel with a 30l pack for 1 week in winter - or longer if I wash my clothes - some warm merino clothes really help.
@@veganderlust you need to do a winter travel minimalist packing video, please. I'm planning a 6 week trip to Canada and I'm TRYING to keep things down
@@susie9893 I wanted to do one but it’s too late, it’s already spring 😄. I recommend layers, I wear one pair of jeans and bring tights and a skirt, if it’s super cold you can also wear the tights underneath the jeans. And wear the thickest hoodie and pack one more. Good luck on your trip 🙂
@@veganderlust yeah I'm going to Canada so it's kinda extreme cold. I've been before - wanted to do better this time. I was quite cold last time - didn't take enough (yeah, that sounds a bit strange for this thread, I know) and didn't take the right stuff. I think my plan is better this time but I'm still hunting around for tips
Thank you! Unfortunately, I couldn’t use my day bag I wrote about in my blog because it broke just before I set off on my trip. I still really like it though, I used it many years and washed it many times before it broke. It‘s from Gary Mash, an Austrian brand but I think they ship world wide. In the video I have a very basic day bag from Adore June.
If travellering to NZ beware, if you do any internal flights the weight limit is 7kg. Very strict, and they often weight your bag. This will probably apply to most airlines in Australia.
I love that you have a boho minimalist wardrobe!! Very rarely see this. But yes, is a lot more tricky to pack minimally for winter travel. I don't take PJs, but like you I take lounging clothes that I can wear to bed (or for workouts, whatever - must be quickdry)
@@veganderlust too many minimalists have this very bland impersonal wardrobe composed exclusively of neutrals 😝 This made a nice change (Although I admit I tend to do neutrals too - but I lean heavily toward boho prints. I TRIED the stripes thing - NOT me!)
Wow I need to be like you! I took a 50L bag on my last backpacking trip and it did get a bit heavy at times. Even though my bag was so big it still felt like there was nothing inside it! Thanks for the awesome tips! This is my reminder to get new packing cubes.
My old bag was about that size and it was so inconvenient and heavy. And then I realised I’m not even using everything I’m carrying around with me. Now I just feel so much lighter while travelling (and not just weight wise 😉)
Great vid, entertaining and informative. I always like when the presenter actually models the clothes they are taking as I’m a visual person. Don’t suppose you know the approximate weight of all this? I’d imagine it would be safe within the 7kg carry on allowance. Have a great time in my country (Australia)😊
Thank you 😊. I’m not sure exactly but I think it’s a bit more than 7kg because of the laptop. Hopefully there’s better weather in Australia ☀️, here in New Zealand it’s not that great at the moment 🌧️🙈
@@veganderlust Thanks for reply, the weather’s not usual and predictable atm, us southern states are having an unseasonal and hopefully short-lived cold snap🥶!
Thank you for your suggestion :) but I don’t like how the material of microfibre feels. And for the beach I really like big towels where my whole body can fit on the towel and my feet don’t hang into the sand ;)
@@veganderlust I understand your preference but did you try washing your mf towel several times? They actually perform better the more times you wash them
Wow, that`s really minimalist.when I travel, nomatter how little I try to pack, I usually end up with a full suitcase and for a 2 week travel? I mostly end up purchasing 1 kind of cloth or the other because I packed too little. Thanks so much for sharing, I have subscribed to follow your adventure and support you
Thanks so much, means a lot 😊. It helps me to lay out all clothes I want to bring and then think again if I really need all of them and if I can wear it in every combination 🙂
Thank you so much 😊. I already arrived in New Zealand yesterday but it’s gonna take some time until I can get the new videos online but I got some old ones until then 😉
A few things I wondered about: did you pack any: writing instrument, notebook, kleenex, spork, first aid? Thanks for the nice video! Oh, and can you relink your hoodie? The link isn't working. :)
Hi! I’m glad you liked the video 😊. No I didn’t pack anything to write with, the only time I used a pen was at the airport to fill out a form and they provide pens anyway. And if I want to take some notes, I just do it on my phone. When I travel in summer I don’t really bring kleenex but we ended up buying a box during our 3 weeks vanlife in NZ, in winter I always pack some. I used to travel with a spork but realised I don’t really use it so I don’t bring it anymore. Actually I don’t bring any first aid, maybe I should pack some essentials but for the most parts I travel to places where there’s the next pharmacy is not too far away, so no extreme off-road adventure. That’s weird that the link isn’t working, it works for me. You can just Google the company, it’s from Cotopaxi. Hope I didn’t miss any of your questions, let me know if you have some more 🙂
Great video! This is pretty much my set up too (without the camera gear though). It is so much easier to pack minimally for a warm climate than it is for a cold one! Usually I'm personal item only on trips but I'm currently struggling to pack for a 6+ month trip that includes winter in some places. Watching your video gives me hope that I can fit 3 pairs of shoes in my bag though. Do you know the capacity of your bag (25L? 30L?)?
Thank you 😊. Unfortunately I don’t know the capacity of my bag and I can’t look it up anywhere since it’s such an old bag and they don’t make it anymore 😬. I hope you have an amazing trip, wish you all the best for it 😊
I too am packing for 6 month trip from sea to alps then UK. It’s a challenge because I want my binoculars and my hammock and a bunch of food storage containers. Atypical I know but lifestyle enhancing.
@@annekramer6740 v challenging but I think you'll be looking at 35L at least to fit all that stuff. Is the hammock essential tho? AND will you be using it for the entire trip? Could you take it but post home when done? or hire 1? The problem with so long a trip is that not only are you passing thru many climate zones but also experiencing a lot of different seasons. This means you have to pack for virtually any type of weather 😬 I find it easier to pack for winter only than a trip like that
@@veganderlust I'm guessing somewhere between 25-30L. Difficult to judge with that kind of fabric - looks like it might have more give than a lot of the fabrics for bags these days
Thanks 😊. Yes, I’ve never had a problem with those toiletries in carry on. You can bring a razor on a plane. Once I also had those small toiletry scissor with me but I had to throw them out. So I’m not bringing them anymore, but I almost never used them anyway.
@@veganderlust amazing ! I never tried because I wouldn’t have thought they would allow a razor 😅 and also a nail file !! (Yours is metal from what I saw , isn’t it ? )
@@destinabliss yes, I have a metal nail file and never had any problems so far. But it can depend on the country you travel to, I’ve traveled a lot in Europe, also Asia and Australia with that backpack. I’ve not traveled to the states with this backpack (that was before my minimalist packing days), so I’m not sure if the guidelines are more strict in the US
If it fits under the seat then it's gonna be fine for carryon. You only have to worry if you're only paying for personal item only (and that they rarely weigh or measure - except possibly Ryan and Wizz)
Для меня еще много лишнего😂 нет бритве, мылу в бруске ( только кусок шампуня), крему ддя каждой части тела, много одежды, лишняя пара обуви. Кошельком не пользуюсь очень давно.
I think it was about 10kg, so a bit more than allowed for a personal item bag 😬 but since the bag looks rather small nobody checked. Altogether I was pretty happy with the things I packed. Just the flip flops where annoying, it always took ages for them to dry, so a different pair would have been better since it rained a lot. Also I almost never used my laptop. And I had to buy a big bottle of sun tan lotion but I expected that anyway.
@@veganderlust thanks so much for your reply! The laptop tip is useful cuz I’m tossing up if I should bring mine and the thongs too as I’m wondering if I should bring different Sandals for beach and going out.
Hi! Thanks :). Actually, since I filmed this video, I got a new backpack and it opens like a suitcase. I got a very colourful model but they have more simple colours as well. I'm planning on doing a video about it, for now, I wrote a post about it in case you want to check it out: veganderlust.com/cotopaxi-allpa-35l-review/
Did I have any regrets? Find out in this video: th-cam.com/video/CJNDczmd9hw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IIqWDCCIH-nV6b9Z
Get your free Minimalist Packing Checklist for every season: subscribepage.io/minimalist_packing_checklist
You can also find a universal minimalist packing list with many tips on my blog: veganderlust.com/minimalist-packing-list-for-women/
The upside of cold weather travel is you can re-wear some clothes a bit more. The key is multiple thin layers instead of bulky knits/sweaters. I also like a separate pajamas but I do something I can wear out in an emergency. Like leggings/shorts and a tshirt or a simple dress.
That’s a good tip with the pyjamas 🙂. In Auckland I went in that blue pyjama to the laundrette and I did feel a bit awkward 😅
@@veganderlust I didn't think they WERE PJs. Looked like a yoga outfit to me. I'm surprised you felt awkward. I thought Kiwis were as casual as us Aussies
I agree with you about not doing the bulky sweaters but last time I don't think I took ENOUGH. Didn't take any sweaters at all - just merino long-sleeve t-shirts. This time I'm planning to take some thin merino sweaters too.
But I've also tightened my thermal layer game and have become pro pleather vs denim
@@susie9893 I don’t wear merino because it’s not vegan but I think it’s overrated anyway to be honest
Finally, a truly minimalist travel video! I would love to travel that long with only a personal item bag. The longest I've gone was a 3 day trip to my brother's house and was able to use some of his wife's shampoo and conditioner and other toiletries, so I didn't have to bring all of that. Two months is impressive!
Just a few years ago I couldn’t have imagined travelling for 2 months with just a small bag either. But it makes travelling so much easier!
I like how you showed your different outfits and how everything mixed & matched. 😊
Safe & happy travels! ✈️ 🌏
Thank you 😊
One of the best. My ultimate goal is to use a backpack only on my next Europe adventure. This gives me hope 🤣 happy travels always
Thank you 😊. All the best for your trip 🙂
I travel like this. I see videos of 40L-80L backpacks, and I get anxious. I carry at most a 25L backpack, but one time I traveled for 12 days with a 14L backpack.
I’m in Australia right now and it stresses me out just seeing all the other travellers with their massive backpack at the back and a medium sized one at the front 😅
@@veganderlust I'm an Aussie, and considering our mild climate you gotta wonder wtf they're carrying there.
Although I remember my first backpacking trip and I took a massive backpack (but most of it was guidebooks, books and papers) 🤭 Thank goodness we live digitally now (and I never take my laptop with me - but I don't need it)
Maybe they're camping when not in the city?? Extended hikes thru our great national parks etc
The longest trip I've done with a 14L was a week - but it was in winter. Now that I travel more minimally I could easily see myself taking very little in summer (I just avoid that cos $ and crowds).
Although I did do a summer trip fairly recently and had to do checked luggage! Summer is Xmas time in my country and most of this was presents (I have a large family). I took very few clothes and they were all very light except for some 3/4 denim pants that I wore on plane with some trainers + lightweight jacket. I was gone a month and regretted none of what I took and needed no more. The items I took for me would have easily fit in a daypack - including the sandals I took
@@susie9893 well I guess a lot of backpackers like that travel to more countries at a time, still a lot of stuff. But at my first backpacking trip I also had one massive backpack and didn’t use half of the things I packed 🫣
@@susie9893 it’s always different when you have to bring presents, I can see that that’s gonna be impossible in a small backpack
Thx for the video! Each time I read '' minimalist packing'', I' m disappointed because it's far from being the case...
However, your way of packing is minimalist!
I'm heading for tenerife for 8 days with a 16L backpack. And it fits.
Thank you 😊. I know what you mean 😅.
Cool, I wish you an amazing time ☀️
How was TF? What did you take with ya?
Great video. I always take pyjamas as well as I also don't like to sleep in my outside clothes. They are also good to wear if you are lazing about in your hotel room or apartment. I like you backback with the yellow lining because you can see everything in your bag.
Thank you 😊! Yeah, you’re right its easy to see things with the yellow inside, didn’t even think of that before 😀
Sorry you copped bad weather.
For a New Zealand summer trip I would always take lightweight hiking trousers that zip off to shorts, lose the dress and swap towel for a travel towel
Yeah, the weather has not been good 🙈. I didn’t need the dress in New Zealand but today I arrived in sunny Australia and hopefully there’s plenty of days I can wear it here ☀️. I don’t like the way travel towels feel, creeps me out 😅, but you’re right it would be more convenient
@@veganderlust yeah I'd probably have taken a dress (or one of my skirts - all of which can also be worn as dresses 👍). But I guess it would've depended what the weather was predicting. Being an Aussie it's a much shorter flight to NZ for me - easier to do a last minute weather check.
But I definitely wouldn't have taken that towel. Maybe a decorative travel towel (I'm still trying to find 1 I love) that can double as a sarong. I know ppl who swear by the Turkish towel but I tried this 😖 not for me. (But I'm not one for sunbathing - we don't recommend that in Australia - skin cancer cases very high)
Awesome packing video! Although I travel with a backpack and carry-on only, I still felt it was too much. I'm definitely going to try your method. Thank you so much for this.
I’m glad you liked the video 😊. I wish you all the best for your next trip!
The tip with traveling first in the summer is good - I did that too. There are so much packable backs today - I love my Osprey collapsible daypack, perfect for shopping - it doubles as a dirty laundry bag - and affordable for 30€.
Because of back pain I had to reduce my luggage - but I still use a heavy deuter pack that's really comfortable. Now I can even travel with a 30l pack for 1 week in winter - or longer if I wash my clothes - some warm merino clothes really help.
Minimalist travel definitely gets easier over time once you’re used to it. And than travelling in winter is also no problem 😊
@@veganderlust you need to do a winter travel minimalist packing video, please. I'm planning a 6 week trip to Canada and I'm TRYING to keep things down
@@susie9893 I wanted to do one but it’s too late, it’s already spring 😄. I recommend layers, I wear one pair of jeans and bring tights and a skirt, if it’s super cold you can also wear the tights underneath the jeans. And wear the thickest hoodie and pack one more. Good luck on your trip 🙂
@@veganderlust yeah I'm going to Canada so it's kinda extreme cold. I've been before - wanted to do better this time. I was quite cold last time - didn't take enough (yeah, that sounds a bit strange for this thread, I know) and didn't take the right stuff. I think my plan is better this time but I'm still hunting around for tips
@@susie9893 cool, I’ve never been to Canada. Hope you have a great time and pack the right things 😉
I love the daypack you have. You mention all of its great qualities in the blog but not the brand. Please share!
Thank you! Unfortunately, I couldn’t use my day bag I wrote about in my blog because it broke just before I set off on my trip. I still really like it though, I used it many years and washed it many times before it broke. It‘s from Gary Mash, an Austrian brand but I think they ship world wide. In the video I have a very basic day bag from Adore June.
Bring a towel! Hitchhikers’s Guide to the Galaxy. What about the liquids bag?
I brought a towel and you can see all the liquids I brought, just the toothpaste, sun lotion and face lotion 🙂
If travellering to NZ beware, if you do any internal flights the weight limit is 7kg. Very strict, and they often weight your bag. This will probably apply to most airlines in Australia.
@@jilly5950 thanks for the tip 😊
I’ve actually never had my my personal item sized bag weighed on any flight 🫣😅
I love that you have a boho minimalist wardrobe!! Very rarely see this.
But yes, is a lot more tricky to pack minimally for winter travel.
I don't take PJs, but like you I take lounging clothes that I can wear to bed (or for workouts, whatever - must be quickdry)
Thank you 😊. Never considered my wardrobe boho but I guess you’re right it is 😅.
@@veganderlust too many minimalists have this very bland impersonal wardrobe composed exclusively of neutrals 😝 This made a nice change
(Although I admit I tend to do neutrals too - but I lean heavily toward boho prints. I TRIED the stripes thing - NOT me!)
@@susie9893 I know that a lot of minimalists wear bland colours but that’s definitely not me 😄
Wow I need to be like you! I took a 50L bag on my last backpacking trip and it did get a bit heavy at times. Even though my bag was so big it still felt like there was nothing inside it!
Thanks for the awesome tips! This is my reminder to get new packing cubes.
My old bag was about that size and it was so inconvenient and heavy. And then I realised I’m not even using everything I’m carrying around with me. Now I just feel so much lighter while travelling (and not just weight wise 😉)
Really good video with helpful, sensible tips!
Thank you, I’m glad you liked it 😊
Wow great job! I always struggle with luggage overload like you said you used to and traveling light is a goal I hope to master one day ☺️
Good luck with it! It will make travelling so much easier 😊
Amazing video and great advice! Tina is like Mary Poppins with all that stuff in a tiny bag, can’t believe it all fits!
😂 would be so cool to have Mary Poppins bag 😄
Great vid, entertaining and informative. I always like when the presenter actually models the clothes they are taking as I’m a visual person. Don’t suppose you know the approximate weight of all this? I’d imagine it would be safe within the 7kg carry on allowance. Have a great time in my country (Australia)😊
Thank you 😊. I’m not sure exactly but I think it’s a bit more than 7kg because of the laptop. Hopefully there’s better weather in Australia ☀️, here in New Zealand it’s not that great at the moment 🌧️🙈
@@veganderlust Thanks for reply, the weather’s not usual and predictable atm, us southern states are having an unseasonal and hopefully short-lived cold snap🥶!
@@megand175 oh no 🥶. At least I’ve already seen the sunny side of Australia when I was there a few years ago 😉😎
@@megand175 yeah the weather was super odd this year. We're still recovering from the late summer which fell in March this year (in Sydney)
I would suggest 100% wool socks. Or atlest a high percents wool. You can wear them for days they dont get smeely or sweaty so only need 1 or 2 pairs.
Thanks for the tip but I don’t wear wool since I’m vegan.
love your videos and the ideas. Thanks for showing the outfits!
Are you enjoying your trip?
Thank you 😊. The weather is unfortunately not that great right now 🌧️ in New Zealand but we try to make the best of it 🙂
Happy trails! Thank you.
Thank you 😊. I’m already in New Zealand 🇳🇿😊
Thank you 😊. I’m already in New Zealand 🇳🇿😊
@@veganderlust hope you’re having a blast!
@@AnnieGill7 thanks 😊
Excellent video. Very helpful, thank you 😊
Thank you 😊 I’m very glad you found it helpful 😊
This towel drives me crazy. It's so big! Try microfiber travel towels, they are cheap, pack into nothing and weigh less. Hope you would like it
Thank you for your suggestion :) but I don’t like how the material of microfibre feels. And for the beach I really like big towels where my whole body can fit on the towel and my feet don’t hang into the sand ;)
@@veganderlust I understand your preference but did you try washing your mf towel several times? They actually perform better the more times you wash them
Great tips!!! Thank you! 🙏✈
You’re very welcome 😊, I’m glad you liked the video 🙂
Wow that's cool! Wish i could travel for 2 months 😆
Yes, I’m very lucky to be able to travel for that long 😊
Wow, that`s really minimalist.when I travel, nomatter how little I try to pack, I usually end up with a full suitcase and for a 2 week travel? I mostly end up purchasing 1 kind of cloth or the other because I packed too little.
Thanks so much for sharing, I have subscribed to follow your adventure and support you
Thanks so much, means a lot 😊.
It helps me to lay out all clothes I want to bring and then think again if I really need all of them and if I can wear it in every combination 🙂
Oh wow! Sounds like an epic trip!! Safe travels, and will sub to follow the adventures. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much 😊. I already arrived in New Zealand yesterday but it’s gonna take some time until I can get the new videos online but I got some old ones until then 😉
@@veganderlust jealous!! Enjoy :)
May I ask where you got your pink hiking shoes from? I need a new pair but have having trouble finding good vegan friendly ones.
Those shoes are from Salomon, I’ve had them for years. That model is vegan but not all shoes they have are.
A few things I wondered about: did you pack any: writing instrument, notebook, kleenex, spork, first aid? Thanks for the nice video! Oh, and can you relink your hoodie? The link isn't working. :)
Hi! I’m glad you liked the video 😊. No I didn’t pack anything to write with, the only time I used a pen was at the airport to fill out a form and they provide pens anyway. And if I want to take some notes, I just do it on my phone. When I travel in summer I don’t really bring kleenex but we ended up buying a box during our 3 weeks vanlife in NZ, in winter I always pack some. I used to travel with a spork but realised I don’t really use it so I don’t bring it anymore. Actually I don’t bring any first aid, maybe I should pack some essentials but for the most parts I travel to places where there’s the next pharmacy is not too far away, so no extreme off-road adventure. That’s weird that the link isn’t working, it works for me. You can just Google the company, it’s from Cotopaxi. Hope I didn’t miss any of your questions, let me know if you have some more 🙂
Awesome reply, thanks! @@veganderlust
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Thank you so much ☺️
Thank you for this video content. I am a brand new subscriber. 😊✈️❤️
Thank you 😊
Great video! What is the brand of your pink daybag? I really like it! Thank you!
Thanks 😊. It’s a Adore June bag, a German brand. I got it from my sister for Christmas 🙂
@@veganderlust Thank you so much!!
@@jeannesauvage117 you’re welcome 😊
Wow how amazing! Thank you so much for the tips
Have you tried minimalist packing before? :)
Great video! This is pretty much my set up too (without the camera gear though). It is so much easier to pack minimally for a warm climate than it is for a cold one! Usually I'm personal item only on trips but I'm currently struggling to pack for a 6+ month trip that includes winter in some places. Watching your video gives me hope that I can fit 3 pairs of shoes in my bag though. Do you know the capacity of your bag (25L? 30L?)?
Thank you 😊. Unfortunately I don’t know the capacity of my bag and I can’t look it up anywhere since it’s such an old bag and they don’t make it anymore 😬. I hope you have an amazing trip, wish you all the best for it 😊
I too am packing for 6 month trip from sea to alps then UK. It’s a challenge because I want my binoculars and my hammock and a bunch of food storage containers. Atypical I know but lifestyle enhancing.
@@annekramer6740 sounds like a great trip. I wish you all the best for it 🙂
@@annekramer6740 v challenging but I think you'll be looking at 35L at least to fit all that stuff. Is the hammock essential tho? AND will you be using it for the entire trip? Could you take it but post home when done? or hire 1?
The problem with so long a trip is that not only are you passing thru many climate zones but also experiencing a lot of different seasons. This means you have to pack for virtually any type of weather 😬 I find it easier to pack for winter only than a trip like that
@@veganderlust I'm guessing somewhere between 25-30L. Difficult to judge with that kind of fabric - looks like it might have more give than a lot of the fabrics for bags these days
Great tips!
I’m glad you liked them 😊
Awesome 👍🇨🇦😎
Thanks 😊
Great video! You said your pack is older so I assume is no longer available. Do you know about what size it is?
Thank you 😊. Yes, I already tried to look for it online but couldn’t find it anymore. So, unfortunately, I don’t know the size, sorry 😬
Great tips but can you travel in your carry on with razor and other toiletries stuffs you packed ?
Thanks 😊. Yes, I’ve never had a problem with those toiletries in carry on. You can bring a razor on a plane.
Once I also had those small toiletry scissor with me but I had to throw them out. So I’m not bringing them anymore, but I almost never used them anyway.
@@veganderlust amazing ! I never tried because I wouldn’t have thought they would allow a razor 😅 and also a nail file !! (Yours is metal from what I saw , isn’t it ? )
@@destinabliss yes, I have a metal nail file and never had any problems so far.
But it can depend on the country you travel to, I’ve traveled a lot in Europe, also Asia and Australia with that backpack. I’ve not traveled to the states with this backpack (that was before my minimalist packing days), so I’m not sure if the guidelines are more strict in the US
The only time I used my small toiletry scissors was to cut my identification photo for a metro pass 😂 super happy I included them
Great video! Can I ask what are the measurements of your bag when packed? Some airlines are very strict and have to be within 40x30x20cm
I’m sorry, I don’t know exactly. But if it’s not completely stuffed it fits the Ryanair measurements of 40x20x25cm
If it fits under the seat then it's gonna be fine for carryon. You only have to worry if you're only paying for personal item only (and that they rarely weigh or measure - except possibly Ryan and Wizz)
@@susie9893 yes, I fly with Ryanair a lot and I’ve seen them check personal item bags a lot of times.
That isn't a backpack.That's a TARDIS!
Yeah, like it has an Extension Charm on it 😄
Для меня еще много лишнего😂 нет бритве, мылу в бруске ( только кусок шампуня), крему ддя каждой части тела, много одежды, лишняя пара обуви. Кошельком не пользуюсь очень давно.
How many kg was this? After your trip was there anything you’ll change?
I think it was about 10kg, so a bit more than allowed for a personal item bag 😬 but since the bag looks rather small nobody checked.
Altogether I was pretty happy with the things I packed. Just the flip flops where annoying, it always took ages for them to dry, so a different pair would have been better since it rained a lot. Also I almost never used my laptop. And I had to buy a big bottle of sun tan lotion but I expected that anyway.
@@veganderlust thanks so much for your reply! The laptop tip is useful cuz I’m tossing up if I should bring mine and the thongs too as I’m wondering if I should bring different Sandals for beach and going out.
I think you overpacked by about 75%. For the next trip, I challenge you to REALLY go minimalist.
I’m planing to do a video review of my minimalist trip where I talk about if I could have traveled with less, so stay tuned 😉
What's your list for such a trip? Ever done this?
I really like your minimalist packing checklist but I want to let you know that I think you forgot to write sports bra/bra on it
Thank you so much for letting me know, I’ll add it now 😊
Ugly bag😅-nice concept
I agree
But i wanted a shel opening cos packing for 30 min every day is just not necessary
Hi! Thanks :). Actually, since I filmed this video, I got a new backpack and it opens like a suitcase. I got a very colourful model but they have more simple colours as well. I'm planning on doing a video about it, for now, I wrote a post about it in case you want to check it out: veganderlust.com/cotopaxi-allpa-35l-review/