One thing I refuse to leave behind are 1 to 3 Tide pods secured in a ziploc (to be stored with my toiletries.) Not only do they ensure I can take less clothes with me, having them means I won’t have to spend extra on detergent when I get to my destination. For shoes, I bring two: crocs (that can double as shower shoes/slippers), and regular sneakers. The only thing I pack in excess are undergarments, but I can usually get away with two shirts and two pairs of pants. One backpack traveler. That’s essentially everything that I bring.
I have a cross body bag with all of my daily essentials, I make it a little lighter for when I travel and don’t need certain things but it has pretty much removed my need for a personal item back pack. Now I just travel with my clothes in a Cary on and I am good to go 👍
Items I always bring on a trip the bare essentials are probably, wipes(makeup or body), deoderant, toothbrush and toothpaste, twizer, nail clipper, small first aid kit, brush, hair tie/small rubber bands, cap, jacket, flashlight, packable small towel or big towel or both, chapstick, snacks, water bottle, hand sanitizer, maybe 1-2 pairs of shoes, back pack or bag, clothes and recently started using packing cubes. Other items I usually always have in my car is a walking stick and umbrella. Besides roadtrip car essentials.
I love wearing hiking or adventure pants when traveling all year round. Jeans are too heavy, too hot, or hard to hand wash. A pair of Bermuda shorts is also great for hot summer days. I always bring bug repellent (home made ointment) and itch ointment because I am a bug magnet.
i use golf pants for travel pants, they look like dress pants but are more wrinkle resistant and are stretchy and packable. puma and under armor are my favorite ones so far. adidas makes decent ones but they are more shiny and wrinkle easier and i have not really liked any of the nike ones i have due to the color fade and not being stretchy or wrinkle resistant
I just bought a pair of Tommy Bahamas golfing Bermuda shorts. They are perfect for weekend getaways, so light and stretchy:). I do have a pair of Nike gold pants in light khaki that used to be my travel pants.
I thoroughly enjoyed last weekend’s trip to Hilo! Not sure how it happened, but somehow took 3 pairs of shorts for 2 days, and only wore one. LOL! Total accident.
Last year I gave friends and family an actual list of items I want for my birthday. Of course they didn't have to get me anything but also they end up asking. I try to be more minimal in my life these days as well as invest in more quality items that will last longer and I had a list of outdoor gear I did want/need. Now I have one item on your list I can ask for this year haha. I've had a pretty decent packable rain jacket from Walmart for many years, but the tightening strings are starting to frey, it's my only rain jacket and I've been wanting a more sporty one like the one mentioned here, thanks Pack Hacker. 👍
I totally agree on the Borealis for weekend trips and my new Matador daypack are just what the Doctor order. I must say packing my Matador foldable duffle bag is a great backup when you have to carry extra stuff back home like souvenirs and more stuff 👍. As always I head over to the PH community for tips and reviews. Huge thanks Tom and crew for great suggestions always✈️🎉👍🍷
I've been binge-watching Pack Hacker for an upcoming trip, but have yet to see a video on what to pack for sleeping. Do all members of the PH team sleep nude? 😉 I usually end up sleeping in a tank top and undies, but it would be great to see some light and packable PJs or nighties. Thanks again for all your great work!
I've recently been WEARING my 'PJs' on travel/departure day - leggings or palazzo pants with pockets. For my top I wore a short sleeve dress (with pockets). My outfit was SO comfy. I packed a 2nd PJ set, too - sleeveless tunic and bike shorts. All versatile items I could wear multiple times....For PJs at home, I like to wear T-shirt and shorts or capris with sleep socks.... For temparature control, I always take a zip hoodie - either a dressier cardigan with pockets or casual sweatshirt with pockets.
I will say having a cardigan or hoodie you are happy to sleep in can allow more versatile in ‘pj’ tops, like T-shirts which can be used for other stuff. I will say I haven’t found a pair of day trouser that I would be happy to use as pj bottoms but a single pair of bottoms doesn’t take much space.
I dont remember seeing CHUMS wallet and sunglasses retainer in any of the pack hacker videos.... did I miss in any of the videos.. or u never reviewed them..
Interesting but your tips only work for normal weihmght people. The cool clothing is not available for fat people (like me^^). Akk this super light weight and super modern stuff. So I dare you to make the big guy Pack Hack Video. :) Try to stay inside the Hand luggage allowance. :)
I think he just has big voluptuous lips. But even if it is lip gloss, SO WHAT? Is that a problem for you? Does it make you uncomfortable? Let's say you put on some lip gloss; would that be a threat to YOUR masculinity or something? You need to look inside yourself and figure out why someone else doing their own thing makes YOU uncomfortable. When someone complains about something so small, it makes me wonder if you've EVER had a gay friend, or been to an event with people different than yourself, or have ever really been exposed to free-thinking people in general. I feel sorry for you. I'm not saying that to troll you; I genuinely wish for better for people that get hung up on something as small as some possible lip gloss or tweezing. Why do that with your mind and your time? You posted two comments. I mean this with the best of intentions: Get a life.
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One thing I refuse to leave behind are 1 to 3 Tide pods secured in a ziploc (to be stored with my toiletries.) Not only do they ensure I can take less clothes with me, having them means I won’t have to spend extra on detergent when I get to my destination. For shoes, I bring two: crocs (that can double as shower shoes/slippers), and regular sneakers. The only thing I pack in excess are undergarments, but I can usually get away with two shirts and two pairs of pants. One backpack traveler. That’s essentially everything that I bring.
The detergent pods are a great idea, Mari! How do you find that Crocs work durability-wise? Thanks for the insightful comment 😃
-Eric
Look into detergent sheets. Then there is no need to worry about liquid detergent. I use Grove sheets.
I will never get tired of the Topo Travel Bag or seeing the adorable Fjällräven Raven bag on the wall. 🥰
Any other favorites from the wall, Paul? Thanks for the comment 😃
-Eric
I have a cross body bag with all of my daily essentials, I make it a little lighter for when I travel and don’t need certain things but it has pretty much removed my need for a personal item back pack. Now I just travel with my clothes in a Cary on and I am good to go 👍
Thanks for the insight 😃
-Eric
Items I always bring on a trip the bare essentials are probably, wipes(makeup or body), deoderant, toothbrush and toothpaste, twizer, nail clipper, small first aid kit, brush, hair tie/small rubber bands, cap, jacket, flashlight, packable small towel or big towel or both, chapstick, snacks, water bottle, hand sanitizer, maybe 1-2 pairs of shoes, back pack or bag, clothes and recently started using packing cubes. Other items I usually always have in my car is a walking stick and umbrella. Besides roadtrip car essentials.
Thanks for your detailed insights, Mel! 😃 We love hearing how folks pack, especially for a road trip!
-Eric
I never leave without a carabiner, so handy and you can just attach anything to it.
Good call, Michelle! What is your go-to model?
-Eric
@@PackHacker wow I'm geese out you guys responded. It is the nite ize s biner with lock. Very handy when camping and traveling
We’re big fans of the Nite Ize S-Biners 😃 Great choice, Michelle!
-Eric
I love wearing hiking or adventure pants when traveling all year round. Jeans are too heavy, too hot, or hard to hand wash. A pair of Bermuda shorts is also great for hot summer days. I always bring bug repellent (home made ointment) and itch ointment because I am a bug magnet.
Thanks for the rec Jen!
- Tom
i use golf pants for travel pants, they look like dress pants but are more wrinkle resistant and are stretchy and packable. puma and under armor are my favorite ones so far. adidas makes decent ones but they are more shiny and wrinkle easier and i have not really liked any of the nike ones i have due to the color fade and not being stretchy or wrinkle resistant
I just bought a pair of Tommy Bahamas golfing Bermuda shorts. They are perfect for weekend getaways, so light and stretchy:). I do have a pair of Nike gold pants in light khaki that used to be my travel pants.
Solid rec - thanks Allen!
- Tom
I thoroughly enjoyed last weekend’s trip to Hilo! Not sure how it happened, but somehow took 3 pairs of shorts for 2 days, and only wore one. LOL! Total accident.
Sounds like me!
Glad you had a great trip GM T!
- Tom
I'm going to Bologna next Friday for 5 nights. I am so going to watch this video again just before I pack!
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Love the new intro video, especially the Detroit airport monorail!
You got it Jason! DTW is great.
- Tom
Last year I gave friends and family an actual list of items I want for my birthday. Of course they didn't have to get me anything but also they end up asking. I try to be more minimal in my life these days as well as invest in more quality items that will last longer and I had a list of outdoor gear I did want/need. Now I have one item on your list I can ask for this year haha. I've had a pretty decent packable rain jacket from Walmart for many years, but the tightening strings are starting to frey, it's my only rain jacket and I've been wanting a more sporty one like the one mentioned here, thanks Pack Hacker. 👍
We’re happy to help, Mel! Let us know what you get and how you like it 😃
-Eric
Great video! I'm gonna try getting through 4 days/3 nights in Berlin with only the Topo Designs Rover Pack. I think it's doable!
You’ll have to tell us how it goes. Happy travels! 😃
-Eric
I totally agree on the Borealis for weekend trips and my new Matador daypack are just what the Doctor order. I must say packing my Matador foldable duffle bag is a great backup when you have to carry extra stuff back home like souvenirs and more stuff 👍. As always I head over to the PH community for tips and reviews. Huge thanks Tom and crew for great suggestions always✈️🎉👍🍷
Thanks for the insight, Winston! It’s always nice to have extra space on the way home 😃
-Eric
Great channel, keep up the great work. Long time follower. Thanks for the awesome tips
Thanks for the support, Yuri 😃
-Eric
Very helpful 👍
Love all the AMI b roll. We were there last winter
Beautiful spot!
- Tom
I've been binge-watching Pack Hacker for an upcoming trip, but have yet to see a video on what to pack for sleeping. Do all members of the PH team sleep nude? 😉 I usually end up sleeping in a tank top and undies, but it would be great to see some light and packable PJs or nighties. Thanks again for all your great work!
Thanks for watching and for the insight, Christina 😃 We always try for dual-use items (shorts, shirts, etc.), which generally work for pajamas.
-Eric
I've recently been WEARING my 'PJs' on travel/departure day - leggings or palazzo pants with pockets. For my top I wore a short sleeve dress (with pockets). My outfit was SO comfy. I packed a 2nd PJ set, too - sleeveless tunic and bike shorts. All versatile items I could wear multiple times....For PJs at home, I like to wear T-shirt and shorts or capris with sleep socks.... For temparature control, I always take a zip hoodie - either a dressier cardigan with pockets or casual sweatshirt with pockets.
I will say having a cardigan or hoodie you are happy to sleep in can allow more versatile in ‘pj’ tops, like T-shirts which can be used for other stuff. I will say I haven’t found a pair of day trouser that I would be happy to use as pj bottoms but a single pair of bottoms doesn’t take much space.
Can you please review Lowe Alpine Escape pro 40 and Halo 40 backpacks
I’ll pass along your suggestion to our managing editor! 😃
-Eric
You are overlooking ponchos for rain protection
Thanks for the recommendation, Shreyas! Nobody likes getting soaked.
-Eric
Brother you look handsome with beard 💯👍
Grazie.
Prego 😃
What is the blue rolling bag in the thumbnail image? Thanks
That’s the Topo Designs Travel Bag Roller! More info: packhacker.com/travel-gear/topo-designs/travel-bag-roller/
-Eric
I do not travel without my Osprey Fairview 40 anymore!
Great to hear Mélanie!
Tom
What universal cable is that (yellow)?
Rolling Square inCharge XL: packhacker.com/travel-gear/rolling-square/incharge-xl/
- Tom
What is the name of the rolling bag in the thumbnail? The one with red wheels?
That’s the Topo Designs Travel Bag Roller 😃 More info: packhacker.com/travel-gear/topo-designs/travel-bag-roller/
-Eric
What’s the name of the bag at 6:37?
That’s the Aer Travel Kit 2! Here’s the review: packhacker.com/travel-gear/aer/travel-kit-2-2/
-Eric
Are you guys going to review the Incase arc daypack?
I'll pass along your recommendation to our managing editor 😃
-Eric
What was the universal charger
Charge X from Rolling square
Thanks José!
- Tom
What about travel in a train, bus, or even tram/ city train.
Thanks for the suggestion, Robert 😃
-Eric
@@PackHacker No Prob. :0)
Could you recommend clothing that is more size inclusive?
Are there any promo codes for pack hacker pro? I really want it, just can’t afford the full price at the moment 😭
Be sure to subscribe so that you see videos when we post them for a coupon code next time 😃
-Eric
What's the name of that pill pouch at 4:08 ?
humangear Gotubb
Thanks Kelly!
- Tom
@@PackHacker I just ordered some for a upcoming trip.
Nice choice - we dig them :)
I dont remember seeing CHUMS wallet and sunglasses retainer in any of the pack hacker videos.... did I miss in any of the videos.. or u never reviewed them..
The best place to search for reviews is on our site! 😃 packhacker.com/travel-gear/
-Eric
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Interesting but your tips only work for normal weihmght people. The cool clothing is not available for fat people (like me^^). Akk this super light weight and super modern stuff. So I dare you to make the big guy Pack Hack Video. :) Try to stay inside the Hand luggage allowance. :)
Is that lip gloss? Bros, stop. 🤦♂️
I think he just has big voluptuous lips. But even if it is lip gloss, SO WHAT? Is that a problem for you? Does it make you uncomfortable? Let's say you put on some lip gloss; would that be a threat to YOUR masculinity or something? You need to look inside yourself and figure out why someone else doing their own thing makes YOU uncomfortable. When someone complains about something so small, it makes me wonder if you've EVER had a gay friend, or been to an event with people different than yourself, or have ever really been exposed to free-thinking people in general. I feel sorry for you. I'm not saying that to troll you; I genuinely wish for better for people that get hung up on something as small as some possible lip gloss or tweezing. Why do that with your mind and your time? You posted two comments. I mean this with the best of intentions: Get a life.
@@sluttyfrogmagician i always knew that slutty frogs especially if they do magic are the best these creatures are so wise that's crazy
@@sluttyfrogmagician Well said. I was going to reply to the comment but you expressed what I wanted to say so much more succinctly.
What's the name of the bag at 5:17?
That’s the Topo Designs Global Travel Bag! More info: packhacker.com/travel-gear/topo-designs/global-travel-bag/
-Eric