Airfly pro! Magical for listening to flight entertainment with airpods, or with two people! Also means my old car can have bluetooth connectivity when I'm home!
The outlery cutlery set is my favorite for compact travel because I need a more realistic feel for utensils (and love that it comes with collapsible chopsticks if you buy the “full set”) ….a pro tip if you buy they outlery set is that I use the flat Tom Bihn extra small pouch to carry them instead of the bulky case it comes it. It then becomes almost the size of credit cards flattened.
While I thought the cutlery set looked pretty cool and compact, I wonder about getting that through metal detectors. I have a simple plastic fork (with one side being slightly serrated) and the other end a shallow spoon. It has come in handy several times when I found myself in a hotel and we brought some food from the local supermarket and we didn't have anything to eat the food with. A bit larger, but perhaps light being it's plastic.
I love my Nite Ize carabiners - I connect them to my backpack, my luggage, my sling bag. I also always take along a tiny bungee cord. It comes in handy for attaching items to my backpack.
i'm hearing the door lock (great idea) doesn't fit a lot of doors and that people are getting locked in their rooms. i'm looking for one since i'll be going abroad alone. just make sure you're reading the comments about why it doesn't work and not just "i didn't like it".
On a positive note I do like the "level gear cable kit" and if placed it in my Amazon basket. I love night-ize products but the micro carabiner?? A paperclip has always sufficed when adding an extra key or fob to your keyring. And as far as in micro torch?? Every cell phone has a built-in and if I absolutely must have a standby, especially in countries where electricity might be spotty I choose a rechargeable camping headlamp which is bigger but not necessarily heavier and definitely better to be hands-free.
I use the nitecore tiki. It’s about the size of a chapstick but it has a few different modes where the body lights up a couple different colors or blinks. I’ve used it for setting it down to illuminate spaces or to clip onto my dog at night. Tiny flashlights are super clutch. Unrelated but I’ve been curious if you guys will review the Cotopaxi Allpa 50l Duffel. I feel like you all are the only ones who would go over the details I’m curious about. Have a good weekend!
I'm obsessed with the black cat sticker at 6:35, where did you get that?? (btw, the GoSun set is my go-to to keep in my work bag when I forget my full-size set at home :) )
Great video as always. Loved Eric's acting as a disappointed pickpocketer😂 Want to try the GoSun flatware set! I travel with multiple TB Ghost Whale pouches; also use them for every day. Could be my ADHD brain, but I can never remember which one's holding what if it's Cordura, so I always get the mesh type (you can *kind of* see thru). Like some other commenters, Nitecore Tiki is my go-to tiny flashlight.
FYI, I recently purchased the Loop Quiet, Loop Experience & Loop engage earbuds. I wanted to try them all out. If you have smaller ear canals I would go for the loop experience instead. My partner has smaller ear canals and loop quiets don't fit in her ears because they portrude out marginally more than the other two models. This isn't an issue for me. If you have not had problems with in ear buds in the past then it likely won't affect you. If you think it might affect you then get the loop experience pro (comes with mute options which increases noise reduction by another 5db.
i have an extendable stainless steel straw that i take with me a lot, just stays in my backpack . it's big enough for a drink at the movies, a cafe. i've used "normal" steel straws at home for about 10 years now.
I have a very tiny maglight that I bought on clearance; it has a carabiner type of hook and is very very bright. I carry it with me everywhere. I also use a very small altoids tin that I store first aid supplies in. At one time, I kept a "fingerlight" in it and it came in very handy when the power went out in a building I was working in. Weirdly, I was the only one with a light to go down the steps-I'm sure our phones had flashlights at that time (2013) but maybe not.....
Definitely getting that flashlight and cutlery set, and possibly also the charge cord/SIM card holder. Btw I do one bag travel and would that cutlery be able to go in my carry-on bag?
There are a few versions of this, but I really loved my Yesimla USB Adapter Kit Cable Card. Carrying that plus some retractable usb-c cables and a usb-c wall charger and I can charge nearly anything I might have on me and it's all self-contained instead of being little adapters falling all over the place in my bag.
What’s your favorite tiny travel gear? ✈🕶 ⛱
Condom…. Because you never know when….
You’ll need to carry a litre of water 😅
Airfly pro! Magical for listening to flight entertainment with airpods, or with two people! Also means my old car can have bluetooth connectivity when I'm home!
Check out the original Claw by Malboro and Kane. I use mine to open packages and bottles. They have a Claw 2.0 now that’s a tiny bit larger.
my credit card
rovyvon aurora series flashlights :)
I absolutely love tiny gear and I’m always on my he hunt for some for my every day carry!
😃 😃 😃
Always good to see these videos!
Thanks for watching the video! 😃
-Eric
The outlery cutlery set is my favorite for compact travel because I need a more realistic feel for utensils (and love that it comes with collapsible chopsticks if you buy the “full set”) ….a pro tip if you buy they outlery set is that I use the flat Tom Bihn extra small pouch to carry them instead of the bulky case it comes it. It then becomes almost the size of credit cards flattened.
Thanks for sharing your insights with us! 😃
-Eric
While I thought the cutlery set looked pretty cool and compact, I wonder about getting that through metal detectors. I have a simple plastic fork (with one side being slightly serrated) and the other end a shallow spoon. It has come in handy several times when I found myself in a hotel and we brought some food from the local supermarket and we didn't have anything to eat the food with. A bit larger, but perhaps light being it's plastic.
That portable door lock doesn't work on doors in some countries in Europe, because the doors are built different to american doors. Keep that in mind
Thanks for sharing 😃
-Eric
I love my Nite Ize carabiners - I connect them to my backpack, my luggage, my sling bag. I also always take along a tiny bungee cord. It comes in handy for attaching items to my backpack.
Thanks for sharing your insights with us! 😃
-Eric
3:06 the one lady in the background has a hazmat mask lol
i'm hearing the door lock (great idea) doesn't fit a lot of doors and that people are getting locked in their rooms. i'm looking for one since i'll be going abroad alone. just make sure you're reading the comments about why it doesn't work and not just "i didn't like it".
On a positive note I do like the "level gear cable kit" and if placed it in my Amazon basket.
I love night-ize products but the micro carabiner?? A paperclip has always sufficed when adding an extra key or fob to your keyring.
And as far as in micro torch?? Every cell phone has a built-in and if I absolutely must have a standby, especially in countries where electricity might be spotty I choose a rechargeable camping headlamp which is bigger but not necessarily heavier and definitely better to be hands-free.
I just think it’s weird that those pouches look like my parents fighting lol
I use the nitecore tiki. It’s about the size of a chapstick but it has a few different modes where the body lights up a couple different colors or blinks. I’ve used it for setting it down to illuminate spaces or to clip onto my dog at night. Tiny flashlights are super clutch.
Unrelated but I’ve been curious if you guys will review the Cotopaxi Allpa 50l Duffel. I feel like you all are the only ones who would go over the details I’m curious about.
Have a good weekend!
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll pass it along 😃
-Eric
@@PackHacker awesome thanks Eric!
Chums wallets, Chicago combs and that phone stand credit card size thingy are my go to tiny items
Thanks for sharing your insights with us! 😃 What color Chums wallet?
-Eric
Chums wallet is absolutely amazing. Found them on another youtube channel and it is defo worth the cost.
Nitecore Tiki is even smaller than the Tini and super bright! Even has lantern mode and mini uv light. 300 Lumens plenty bright for emergencies.
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll pass it along 😃
-Eric
I'm obsessed with the black cat sticker at 6:35, where did you get that??
(btw, the GoSun set is my go-to to keep in my work bag when I forget my full-size set at home :) )
Favourite tiny gear? Wuben and Rovyvon torches, True Utility tools,Nite Ize
Thanks for sharing your insights with us 😃
-Eric
Great video as always. Loved Eric's acting as a disappointed pickpocketer😂 Want to try the GoSun flatware set!
I travel with multiple TB Ghost Whale pouches; also use them for every day. Could be my ADHD brain, but I can never remember which one's holding what if it's Cordura, so I always get the mesh type (you can *kind of* see thru). Like some other commenters, Nitecore Tiki is my go-to tiny flashlight.
Thanks for watching! 😃 I really tried to sell the performance! 😂
-Eric
That was fun to watch.. anything to make life easier while traveling.. personally I love the little utensils and the flashlight 🥰
Thanks for watching 🤙
-Eric
i feel like you guys are wearing the Loops wrong lol, the loop part shouldn't be sticking out like that
This lady on the airplane next to you wearing her mask over her mouth 😂
FYI, I recently purchased the Loop Quiet, Loop Experience & Loop engage earbuds. I wanted to try them all out. If you have smaller ear canals I would go for the loop experience instead. My partner has smaller ear canals and loop quiets don't fit in her ears because they portrude out marginally more than the other two models.
This isn't an issue for me. If you have not had problems with in ear buds in the past then it likely won't affect you.
If you think it might affect you then get the loop experience pro (comes with mute options which increases noise reduction by another 5db.
Thanks for sharing your detailed insights with us 🤙
-Eric
Chop sticks instead of flatware. Very accessible, clean, disposable.
Good call, Daryle! 😃
Glad I'm not the only one who regularly using my nose to operate my phone 😁
😂😂😂
I prefer the CableKard to the Lever Gear Cablekit, but both are good nonetheless
Thanks for sharing your insights with us!
-Eric
This video gone pop off. People love miniature stuff and great keywords in the title
👀👀👀
Gerber shard.
The cutlery set looks ideal for even going out and about at home, since those plastic ones basically do nothing
Absolutely 😃
Cool stuff in this video! I'm trying to avoid some impulse buys until I have a chance to think about these.
Good call, Allen 😃
-Eric
I secured my suitcase with a carabiner and after TSA it was stolen. The NiteIze won't help here.
Time to go gadget shopping 👍
Thanks for watching 🤙
-Eric
Any recommendations for small electric laser/zapper for protection for ladies?
I love tiny gear! I think the pouches look like waves!
😃😃
Talk too fast 😡
for the cables i recommend the incharge ones, either 6 or x. they are extremely nice and well made, and adapt from usb a and c to a, c ,and lightning
oh, they are even shown at 4:47 ^^
@PackHacker is the Howsarlock metal TSA compliant? Does it get flagged often even if it is?
Rosary ring
"Sustainable travel" is an oxymoron LMAOOOOOOOOO
I LOVE my loops. I have the pros and enjoy the adjustability of noise dampening.
I feel like I haven’t seen any of these videos in a long time 😢
tiny gears as much as I love them as much as I lose them ...
I believe they don't love me back 😢
😢😢😢
What’s the name of the catchy tune that gets played on here?
i have an extendable stainless steel straw that i take with me a lot, just stays in my backpack . it's big enough for a drink at the movies, a cafe. i've used "normal" steel straws at home for about 10 years now.
Thanks for sharing your insights with us 🤙
-Eric
i don't go on trips
thanks for keeping us updated bud
@@ap1845 my pleasure
Ohh Tom was feeling sassy in this one.
Does anyone really read a book with a light like this
Love small gear!
🔬 🔎
What do I see when I look at these? .... hmmm I see my wallet becoming lighter. ha.
😂 😂 😂
I like the baby backpacks behind you
Watching your vids ALWAYS costs me $$$ 😂
😂😂😂
The cutlery set looks attractive but it's _insanely_ expensive to buy in Canada. Hard to find anything good here for a reasonable price.
Thanks for sharing your insights with us! That's a bummer.
-Eric
I have a very tiny maglight that I bought on clearance; it has a carabiner type of hook and is very very bright. I carry it with me everywhere.
I also use a very small altoids tin that I store first aid supplies in. At one time, I kept a "fingerlight" in it and it came in very handy when the power went out in a building I was working in. Weirdly, I was the only one with a light to go down the steps-I'm sure our phones had flashlights at that time (2013) but maybe not.....
Thanks for sharing your insights with us! 😃
-Eric
Definitely getting that flashlight and cutlery set, and possibly also the charge cord/SIM card holder. Btw I do one bag travel and would that cutlery be able to go in my carry-on bag?
I’ve carried similar metal stuff and had no problem with TSA!
Need to add the Fenix HM50R V2.0 Headlamp - 700 Lumens to you reviews. It is small and can be a headlamp or flashlight and has a ton of features 😊
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll pass it along 😃
-Eric
The ghost whale pouches would make perfect first aid kits
Thanks for sharing your insights with us! 😃
-Eric
Are all these items TSA passable?
Looking forward to the new small ghost bag. Will it fit one small charger and 3 cords?
I read Time Travel...
I love my Leatherman Style PS!
Thanks for sharing your insights with us! 😃 What do you like about it?
-Eric
Lol at the nose turn on that was great
😂😂😂
Love the heck outta this channel 👏🏽
Thanks for watching 🤙
-Eric
Aaaaay second
🤙🤙🤙
There are a few versions of this, but I really loved my Yesimla USB Adapter Kit Cable Card. Carrying that plus some retractable usb-c cables and a usb-c wall charger and I can charge nearly anything I might have on me and it's all self-contained instead of being little adapters falling all over the place in my bag.
Great ᵗⁱⁿʸ list guys!
😂 Thanks for watching!
-Eric