When i lived in Brazil, I'd carry 2 wallets: one hidden for cards/ID and one easy to access for cash. Then whenever I got mugged I just hand over the cash wallet and go about my day.
@@christophercatchings162 I lived and worked in the really poor neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro and Espirito Santo so more often than I care to remember. I was on the phone with a buddy and he got mugged while i was on the other end of the call. Put a gun to his head and took the phone and left. He called me back a few days later to explain why he "hung up on me so rudely"
@@christophercatchings162 Can relate, I live in Brazil. It happens a lot depending on the area you live in, but you learn how to avoid most of them after a while. I moved to another city, but on my old one I used to carry 2 phones as well, a cheaper one to just hand over. Some people will steal even your clothes, so there is that.
@@christophercatchings162 I love his casual he's about "whenever I got mugged" 😂. Though it's Brazil, so I understand, def gotta factor that in your travel budget
...this was one of many things I do in life period. Chao. Retired, Vietnam era veteran, expatriate living overseas in several countries including the Colombian Andes.
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As soon as I saw the weight I started wondering where in the world could I use that? Trains I suppose. I'd probably ditch about half that stuff. It's never good to leave the house fully packed or your life will be miserable on the road. I leave about 20% empty and come back full.
Generally I like the idea, and I think this provides a foundation from which each of us can figure out how to tailor to our needs and budget. Generally, this seems like the ideal list of items if you want to spend a crap-ton of money and only travel to countries with moderate temperatures. From the links I clicked, 3 pair of underwear and the pocket T alone will run you about $160. Go to a cold country and you'll have to wear everything in the bag to try to stay warm, and go to a hot and sunny country and good luck with an entirely black wardrobe.
Though it adds bulk, I always bring a power strip, especially when on a business trip. Most hotel rooms do not have an abundance of power outlets. Most of them have one on either side of the bed, one at the desk, one somewhere on the room, most often near the door, and one in the bathroom. All others (if they are there) are usually occupied and I can’t be bothered with „ripping apart“ the cabling of any appliances in the room. Also, sometimes other appliances are „hard wired“ so you cannot unplug them to use the outlet for something else. I find it a pain in the neck to spread all my stuff out all over the room and I sometimes need a lot: Camera(s), batteries for flashes/lights/vape, Tablet, phone, watch, laptop. And yes, the desk then may look like a spaghetti explosion. But I try to keep it neat(-ish) using velcro strips 😅
Hey Tom, amazing video ! I also love to travel minimally with just a cabin backpack, and I would like to add a very important item to your list : a lock ! Indeed, not all hostels have integrated locks to their lockers, and many of them do not provide a lock. I personally chose a small, simple, minimal lock that weighs about 30 grams. It would be great if you did a video on the best lock for travelling ! (Both lightest and most secure) That's just my contribution and opinion ! Keep up the great work guys ! Raphael from France
Love it! Exactly as you sold it: a great customisable list depending on needs and easily workable with carry on limits. Look forward to your female edition, which I see you’re working on.
I agree with Li An, please start including female versions of packing lists. Especially Marino wool clothing and under garments, and toiletries. I appreciate the minimalist mindset for travel . Thank you for sharing.
it's not that hard to take this and use this as a general outline for your own version. 🤦🏼♂️ i swear to god... y'all claim to be 'strong smart and independent' yet you still need to be spoonfed basic information and on top of that it has to be your own gender-specific variation.
Really impressed with the video. Has a nice minimalist tactical look. The color scheme looks great and nothing screams out which is good. Although i carry a tactical bag with molly attachments. I will be adding this to my shtf bag.
Love it really sold me on the Aer bag, however you need to add sunscreen! As an Australian I take sunscreen very seriously however everyone really should be wearing it, especially when you are travelling.
Great shout Clairegeit - sunscreen is super important. Is there a certain brand or sunscreen that you like to use? We'd love to hear what works for you! 😊 - Rebecca
I watch this video a dozen times. Been learning a lot to do minimalist packing as well as the cool new stuffs you can do for travel. Thank you for doing this.
That's awesome Paul! If you're looking to pack less, we also recommend checking out our 10 Minimalist Packing Tips th-cam.com/video/HhaJBpNr5zs/w-d-xo.html - hope this helps! Let us know how you get on! 🙌😊 - Rebecca
I recommend that everybody travel with a multiple port USB charger like PowerPort 6 etc that allow you to charge multiple devices at the same time from a power plug.
Great shout rydmerlin, we're currently testing the 4-Port USB Wall Charger by Syncwire packhacker.com/travel-gear/syncwire/4-port-usb-wall-charger/ - is the PowerPort 6 a must-have for you when you travel? 😊 - Rebecca
This has to be the most perfect and conclusive travel bag and item list ever!!! Even if you are not a Digital nomad, everyone these days would still carry a laptop. Therefore, this is the most conclusive list. I like the bag because it has the laptop compartment in the back which helps keep the weight close to your body rather than hanging it low on the outside of the bag. The list is just perfect cannot say it enough
Hey Ijaz, thanks for reaching out! So glad to hear you're digging the packing list. 🙌 We hear you, having a laptop compartment against your back really helps with weight distribution and gives you some nice stability with the back panel too. - Rebecca
Awesome video as usual :) Items from your list I've been using for years and love: Gobi II, ROAV sunnies, WAHL trimmer, Vapur bottle (actually, I rarely use the Vapur). Things that I want after watching this: Gerber shard Other points/questions: - I've never used them, but I believe "Air Deck" would be an alternative to the Bicycle playing cards. They're taller, so might be a bit more comfortable to play with? - How do you manage brush head refils for the quip toothbrush on the road? - Not sure I'm sold on the metal comb... I've never had a plastic comb break on me! - Keen to see your final review on the crystal "deoderant". My experience with it is that it does work, but it's nowhere near as potent as traditional deoderant, and you definitely can't use it to "freshen up" - I believe it's pronounced like "rove", not ro-av (source: kickstarter video) - Wool boxer briefs are a scam? Wool resists sweaty odors, not other kinds of odors from down there. Uniqlo airism, wash daily when showering-works for me! - Tom, since you seem deep into the barefoot world, are you finding that your feet are now wider than before? My feet are so wide now that even my Gobi's don't fit comfortably for long periods :( - If you want to go rechargeable AA, I've used the Olight USB charger-super light-weight and compact! Sorry for the long comment (but it kind of was a long video, and you don't seem to allow comments on your blog)
Love the detailed comment from you here Jed! 1. Air Deck looks awesome - haven't heard of that brand yet. Added to our wishlist to check out and the black color would go very well with this list! 2. Some extras will fit in the Aer Travel Pack. If I was going for 3 months or more, I'd just grab a couple extras as they're small (one will last 3 months, but we all know they can last longer than what Quip's marketing copy says 🙂). 3. True! The metal comb is more of a nod to buying something worth holding onto for a long period of time. To each their own though! 4. So far so good with the Crystal Deodorant, however, it is quite the departure from the gels we're used to. I think I'll keep using it. Works well for me although this is definitely up to the wearer. 5. Rove it is - thank you! 6. I've sworn by Merino boxer briefs for 4 years now and have had better results than synthetic. YMMV. 7. I guess I've always had a wide foot, but not sure they've gotten wider. 8. Another great rec with the Olight charger! Dig the long comments - thanks for contributing! - Tom
Really had not thought about actual packing items until recently (on my millionth trip) but purchased some super awesome Matador products (toiletry bags, soap bags, pocket blanket and nano bag) and its amazing how much space doing that has saved alone. Really getting into these videos now! Thank you!
You suit the grey tones better than matt black, and, of course, you can rock those sandals! 😁Edit: there is something so satisfying when things fit snuggly and ergonomically together in your backpack! 😁
Hey zhraquila - that's great to hear! Let us know how you get on - we'd love to hear your experience with a single carry-on. Thanks for watching! 👍 - Rebecca
This is a great list, but seems perhaps a bit more geared toward colder weather than most digital nomads would probably need (since we tend to gravitate toward SE Asia, Central America, and save northern climates for the spring/summer). Myself, I'd probably swap out one of the jackets for another pair of shorts, skip the gloves, etc. That said, when I head back to the US this spring, you've given me some excellent ideas for when I restock for around the world trip round 2. :) Loving that minimalist power adapter.
Glad you're digging the list The Poetic Voyage! As for the colder weather gear, I've had a couple long layovers in Japan between NYC and Bangkok where a jacket & sweatshirt came in handy 🙂 (while my friend was looking around to buy a cheap temporary one!) - Tom
I highly recommend a Turkish 100% cotton beach towel for travel which I discovered this summer and I used it as bath towel. It comes in very thin layer, super absorbency, air dry indoor/outdoor in 1 hour. I hate the feel of micro fiber on my skin. Obviously I bought it in central & south of Turkey for around 35Lira each (some cost less depends on the thickness), I also found it in Bed Bath&Beyond summer clearance online. IT roll up like the size of a big burrito, can be use as a scarf, shawl, and it Measures 69" L x 38" W If you can solve the biggest travel hustle = how to organize currency/coins from different countries in one trip, that will be great! I keep it in different zip lock bags and usually get frown on when I need to pull it out to pay.
Hey world citizen G - thanks for sharing your go-to with us. We've heard some good things about the Turkish Towels, but we haven't been able to get our hands on them yet, so we'll check them out. When it comes to multiple currencies, Ziplocs bags are a great shout, or you could use some smaller pouches like some of these from Tom Bihn packhacker.com/travel-gear/tom-bihn/ Thanks for reaching out! - Rebecca
Super helpful! Just added a few of these items to my wishlist and a couple items I'll be getting for my partner on his next birthday. I'm thrilled from reading the rest of the comments that you all are working on a women's version as well :) Appreciate it.
Hey kateliness2 - that's awesome to hear, glad you've found it helpful! 😊Let us know how you and your husband get on with the new items for your packing list. And yes, we're working on the women's version now, so stay tuned! 👍👍 - Rebecca
This is a great platform for travel ideas and pushing for minimalist design and aesthetics that inspire non-travel elements of lifestyle. Whether it’s shifting your style to athliesure to streamlining your everyday work bag.
Thanks Cliff! Glad you're finding it helpful - stay tuned for more reviews and packing lists coming your way in the future. Thanks for watching! 👍 - Rebecca
You need to enhance that first aid kit with some Uncle Bill's Sliver Gripper tweezers! I carry them in my pocket alongside the Victorinox clippers. Invaluable.
Hey Charlotte! Glad you've found the list helpful, we're currently working on a women's version - so stay tuned. Let us know how your packing list goes! 👍 - Rebecca
I really recommend the Beta Belt by Black Diamond, nice, slim, light weight and works well with a suit as a pair of jeans. Their black belt will match your kit as well :)
Hey Björn - the Beta Belt by Black Diamond sounds great - we'll check it out. Glad you've found one that works for you! Thanks for watching 👍👍👍 - Rebecca
LOVED this video! Spent so much time looking at the list, really interesting things I have seen nowhere else. You really did your homework on this one!
It would be sweet if you guys had a total cost at the end of the list! I think it would be interesting to see how much all of this costs together lol. My guess is $500-$700.
Great job. Thank you for the detail and all of the ideas. I am obsessed with compact minimal travel. Keep up the great work. I bet I watch this every time I travel.
So very excited for the women’s version, even though I absolutely love the aesthetics and functionality of this one! Will probably be buying the aer travel kit.
Awesome. Learning about the tiny USB drive/car charger is a game changer. Would be great to have a more female-friendly list too (toiletries/clothing).
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@@spruce1417 - good catch! We didn't include that yet since we haven't done a deep dive on watches. Likely something you don't need to charge often though - and preferable multiple timezone support 🕗 - Tom
Pack Hacker Since you carry an iPhone, the go to will definitely be an Apple Watch. Nothing is nicer than landing in a foreign land and having your watch switch to the right time zone after it connects to your phone. Battery life is pretty decent and you just need to carry one more charging cable or switch the power bank to a Belkin Valet Charger or Elevation Labs Battery Pro(built in Apple Watch charger). Not to mention it works very well as a remote iPhone camera trigger and you can check your selfie on your watch face before pressing the shutter.
This was a great all-inclusive video! I’ve not done much international travel yet, but I would certainly come back and consult this video for ideas. I really appreciate your work. I’m totally a backpack nerd and really enjoy your videos, guides, etc. Thank you!
Made it to the end! Thank you for posting this content. I'm currently prepping for a 10 week vision trip to europe this summer and I'm considering trying to go with one bag. I plan on watching a lot more content from Pack Hacker as I get closer to take-off!
Ooh another great brand of earplugs is Mack’s! I was a snare drummer for a marching band for a bit and they were perfect. I also have anxiety so ear plugs help in crowded areas. They are made for percussionists specifically but obviously anyone can use them, depending on which earplugs you get they can come with a little keychain carrying case. Very convenient I like to hang the keychain together with my AirPods.
I like everything you recommended in the video except the belt! It looks very outdated. I use a tactical belt with plastic buckle for travel. Most of the time I don’t have to take it off going through security checkpoints. Thanks for the video.
I opted for the Nexstand instead of the Roost last year and it is amazing. Having a stand like the Roost really makes a difference. I’ve also been eyeing getting an aer pack to travel, currently using a 30L timbuk2, but those compression straps seem so appealing.
Have you guys checked out the grip6 belts? They're not formal wear belts but you probably can get away with it depending on the color you choose. I found them by chance last year when I was traveling to India. They marketed as TSA friendly which I came to understand as easy to remove and put back on.
Awesome tip & rec Jez T - thanks for sharing. And good insight on the TSA friendly comment. Seems a little odd for a belt initially but makes sense 🙂 - Tom
+1 to the Grip 6 being a great minimalist belt. My only complaint is that they're generally made of metal so you need to take them off to go through security (the carbon is way too expensive and looks like something Vin Diesel would wear).
Great list, really helpful. I don’t carry that much tech but definitely gave me an idea of what to carry on my one bag travels. Awesome video, looking forward for other packing lists!
Fantastic video! This is the first time I've commented, although I've watched several of your videos. I discovered Pack Hacker a few months ago as I began planning a six-week trip to Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea. The information I've gained from your videos and website have been invaluable! This video has been extremely helpful in assisting me to find a few items I can use. On my upcoming trip I'll be traveling with a Peak Design Travel Back-I have a lot of their gear, but purchased this pack and all the accessories based on your recommendation. I was sincerely aiming for traveling without a checked bag, but I've found it won't be possible. I'm a very serious landscape photographer and have found that the PD medium photo cube just takes up too much room in the pack to get everything else in there. However, I do a lot of other traveling throughout Europe and plan to one-bag-it on future trips. Thanks again for this outstanding video, it is really a great packing list. I really appreciate all you are doing for the world of travel. Cheers, Bob.
Appreciate the words here Bob and glad you're finding the videos useful! Sounds like a great trip to Australia, South Korea, and NZ as well. Can't imagine what it's like trying to one bag with landscape photography gear. We're in Porto now and it's my first trip with the A6500 _and_ the A7III. Even that doubled the weight from what I'm used to 🙂 Please let me know how the PD gear goes for you! It's certainly a slick & well-thought-out system. - Tom
I absolutely LOVED this video!!! I'd suggest making a similar video for the female side of your audience when it comes to clothing and toiletries. Otherwise, a fantastic and super helpful video!!
Hey Alina - great suggestion! We're working on testing some women's focused gear to fully round out our Digital Nomad Packing List! As a heads up, we also have a "Sustainability Packing List" in the works that will be female-focused first if you're interested in that as well (it'll be up on the website soon so stay tuned 🙂). - Tom
This video provides such a sophisticated insight into this lifestyle. I think it's great for someone who is looking to endeavour on adventures in this digital age 😊
This is badass and very comprehensive. I’ve been on the fence for a while now with this pack but damn... also the gym travel pack 2 is very nice as well and the materials are insanely superb for the price. Couldn’t imagine anything less with these items.
Keep up the good work with your videos Packhacker. Always a pleasure watching them! I am really pleased with the GoToob bottles shown at 17:45 in this video. Last year I bought a pair of 89 ml bottles (that's 3 fl oz for you who insist on using imperial instead of metric) and they fit like a glove in my carry-on washbag from Osprey. Can recommend.
Just wanted to throw out there that you can get toothpaste tablets that take up way less space than the toothpaste squeeze bottle you have (though I'm not sure how the number of uses compares), and you can also get shampoo/conditioner bars that double as soap, so you only need to pack a single bar for everything if you're someone who needs to wash your hair. :)
I really enjoyed this video, didn't even realize there was a competition! I've caught a few videos from you guys and definitely subscribed for more. Some great tips about things like Merino care in here.
For mains electric to USB, look at the Szroboy SL-199-3U-T... It's 6cm long x 5cm wide x 5cm thick. It has 3 x 2.4A smart USB-A ports and 1 x USB-C port, plus opposite the pins is a socket for any configuration of pins for any device to plug into. The pins that go into the wall are configured by selecting a slider to "run out", the options on offer are EU, UK, AUS, US pin formats to plug into the wall.
I like and already own a lot of these items. Only problem I have us with merino wool tees. My back pack and sling straps destroyed my Wooley tee on our last trip. If it was cooler I would have had on a hoodie and been fine but not in the desert. Looking fir an alternative....
Great video! I’ve been thinking about getting the Aer and I think this video may have finally sold me on it, even though I’m a vacationer rather than a digital nomad. The pack seems versatile enough to work well for someone who’s not traveling with a laptop and related equipment.
I love the sling bag! But I just came back from a country where there is a lot of stealing (unfortunately) and was wondering if it was safe or what you guys do to keep your stuff safe.
Hey NomadOfFreedom - if you're looking for a sling that has some extra security, we recommend checking out the Pacsafe Venturesafe X Anti-Theft Sling Pack packhacker.com/travel-gear/pacsafe/venturesafe-x-anti-theft-sling-pack/ which has some additional security features going on! 😊👍 - Rebecca
Deodorant crystals are the best! I've been useing them for a couple of years now. They don't really prevent you from sweating to much, but eliminate the body odor 100%! I didn't really believe in them at first, but after the first use, they blew my mind. Btw, I consider myself lucky, that I don't care about electronics and have to carry so much extra weight ;-) Great list nonetheless, I need the Heimplanet ASAP for my vacation in Japan this october/november! Happy travels, guys!
i'm with you on seeing a specific woman's list! For me personally, i've gotten used to using lists like this and either using the item anyway, regardless of who it's made for, or just searching for a "female" equivalent. i love lists like this as a reference point! :)
This was super helpful! I'm trying a few tips from this list and the other digital nomad list for my next month-long international trip. (I've been doing my research) I have to admit, I did get a chuckle at the title "81 Items for Minimalist Carry On Travel". hah! (81 items...minimalist) But I'm totally with you when it comes to planning and packing well for travel. I swear by packing cubes to make my travel more organized. (I use the Heimplanet packing cubes that you all did a review on and they're pretty badass!) Also, I would love to see a vegan version of this list (without the wool, etc) sometime! That would be so cool.
I agree with 99.9% of all you have here except that toothpaste, that's more toothpaste then anyone needs, unless it's for a 2 year trip. All dental research shows that toothpaste is really not that important it's the scrubbing of the plaque that keeps you healthy and not stinky. you need about half a pea size ball per brushing. What you should have instead is floss or better yet, in between teeth brushes. Source: all dental hygienist and dentists I have ever went to, plus research paper reading. So take a tiny tube of toothpaste and save that big bottle for other soap/shampoo/detergent/oil I do love your videos. This is just my two cents :)
@@PackHacker BTW its not 2 years it's only year and 2 months (I calculated just one brush a day, that's how I made the mistake.) Pea sized amount of toothpaste is 0.25g which gives you 2 brushes a day 100/0.25 is 400 days. I'm a bit of a OCD nerd and had to correct myself when I realized the mistake :)
Check out the updated version of the Digital Nomad Packing List: th-cam.com/video/jcv5uUOTyog/w-d-xo.html
When i lived in Brazil, I'd carry 2 wallets: one hidden for cards/ID and one easy to access for cash. Then whenever I got mugged I just hand over the cash wallet and go about my day.
"whenever I got mugged"? How often has this happened?
@@christophercatchings162 I lived and worked in the really poor neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro and Espirito Santo so more often than I care to remember.
I was on the phone with a buddy and he got mugged while i was on the other end of the call. Put a gun to his head and took the phone and left. He called me back a few days later to explain why he "hung up on me so rudely"
@@christophercatchings162 Can relate, I live in Brazil. It happens a lot depending on the area you live in, but you learn how to avoid most of them after a while. I moved to another city, but on my old one I used to carry 2 phones as well, a cheaper one to just hand over. Some people will steal even your clothes, so there is that.
@@christophercatchings162 I love his casual he's about "whenever I got mugged" 😂. Though it's Brazil, so I understand, def gotta factor that in your travel budget
...this was one of many things I do in life period.
Chao.
Retired, Vietnam era veteran, expatriate living overseas in several countries including the Colombian Andes.
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2:24 - Clothing & Accessories
8:56 - Productivity & Tech
16:32 - Toiletries & Personal Care
22:09 - Miscellaneous
26:31 - Packing It All Up
Thanks! This is also in our description 🙂
- Tom
@@PackHacker yeah but I couldn't tap to seek on mobile😂
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@@morningcoffee3121
I would love to see this topic done with a mind towards international travel and the tighter 7kg weight limit.
Hey Jeffrey - thanks for your feedback. We're currently working on creating more packing lists, so stay tuned! 👍😊
- Rebecca
I do a personal item bag (never pay for baggage) 8kg Max with a 15 in laptop and 15.6 in portable external monitor
As soon as I saw the weight I started wondering where in the world could I use that? Trains I suppose. I'd probably ditch about half that stuff. It's never good to leave the house fully packed or your life will be miserable on the road. I leave about 20% empty and come back full.
Generally I like the idea, and I think this provides a foundation from which each of us can figure out how to tailor to our needs and budget.
Generally, this seems like the ideal list of items if you want to spend a crap-ton of money and only travel to countries with moderate temperatures.
From the links I clicked, 3 pair of underwear and the pocket T alone will run you about $160. Go to a cold country and you'll have to wear everything in the bag to try to stay warm, and go to a hot and sunny country and good luck with an entirely black wardrobe.
Definitely going to add a lot of these items to my shopping list. Great video!!!
Glad it was helpful Bryan!
- Tom
Though it adds bulk, I always bring a power strip, especially when on a business trip.
Most hotel rooms do not have an abundance of power outlets. Most of them have one on either side of the bed, one at the desk, one somewhere on the room, most often near the door, and one in the bathroom. All others (if they are there) are usually occupied and I can’t be bothered with „ripping apart“ the cabling of any appliances in the room. Also, sometimes other appliances are „hard wired“ so you cannot unplug them to use the outlet for something else.
I find it a pain in the neck to spread all my stuff out all over the room and I sometimes need a lot:
Camera(s), batteries for flashes/lights/vape, Tablet, phone, watch, laptop.
And yes, the desk then may look like a spaghetti explosion. But I try to keep it neat(-ish) using velcro strips 😅
Hey Tom, amazing video ! I also love to travel minimally with just a cabin backpack, and I would like to add a very important item to your list : a lock ! Indeed, not all hostels have integrated locks to their lockers, and many of them do not provide a lock. I personally chose a small, simple, minimal lock that weighs about 30 grams. It would be great if you did a video on the best lock for travelling ! (Both lightest and most secure) That's just my contribution and opinion !
Keep up the great work guys !
Raphael from France
Great tip Raphael! Thanks for the comment here - security is important on the road 🙂
- Tom
honestly whats not to like or want , anything and everything you need here. amazing!
We think so too Andreas!
- Tom
Love it! Exactly as you sold it: a great customisable list depending on needs and easily workable with carry on limits. Look forward to your female edition, which I see you’re working on.
You got it Rebecca!
- Tom
This is probably the best minimalist packing video I have watch. I’m guilty of watching WAY too many. Keep up the good work guys!
Sounds great Hannah! Glad you're digging it.
- Tom
This is probably one of the most helpful gear/tips packing videos I have ever seen. Great job and thank you!
Glad you liked it Chris, thanks for watching!
- Nathan
I've always thought my nail clippers were too big. I'm glad that now I've finally found a pair that will fit in my bag.
Those clipper will definitely make it easier to travel. Before I found them I couldn't go anywhere.
I agree with Li An, please start including female versions of packing lists. Especially Marino wool clothing and under garments, and toiletries. I appreciate the minimalist mindset for travel . Thank you for sharing.
Hi Rhoda! You can see the women's version here: th-cam.com/video/khX2ZlsDMes/w-d-xo.html
Tom
Women don't need men to tell them what to do. Why don't you create something Rhoda?
@@lreeher, Pack Hacker is actually a group, not just one single individual.
it's not that hard to take this and use this as a general outline for your own version. 🤦🏼♂️ i swear to god... y'all claim to be 'strong smart and independent' yet you still need to be spoonfed basic information and on top of that it has to be your own gender-specific variation.
@@PackHacker this acknowledgement is long overdue. Thank you for being prompt in responding and for providing such a detailed video.
I think you guys should do an updated version with aer travel pack 2
You mean 3? 😉
- Tom
Really impressed with the video. Has a nice minimalist tactical look. The color scheme looks great and nothing screams out which is good. Although i carry a tactical bag with molly attachments. I will be adding this to my shtf bag.
Thanks Pack hacker community for this video! You look alive and sincere here. This is what makes this particular video my favorite on your channel)
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-Eric
Love it really sold me on the Aer bag, however you need to add sunscreen! As an Australian I take sunscreen very seriously however everyone really should be wearing it, especially when you are travelling.
Great shout Clairegeit - sunscreen is super important. Is there a certain brand or sunscreen that you like to use? We'd love to hear what works for you! 😊
- Rebecca
I watch this video a dozen times. Been learning a lot to do minimalist packing as well as the cool new stuffs you can do for travel. Thank you for doing this.
That's awesome Paul! If you're looking to pack less, we also recommend checking out our 10 Minimalist Packing Tips th-cam.com/video/HhaJBpNr5zs/w-d-xo.html - hope this helps! Let us know how you get on! 🙌😊
- Rebecca
I recommend that everybody travel with a multiple port USB charger like PowerPort 6 etc that allow you to charge multiple devices at the same time from a power plug.
Great shout rydmerlin, we're currently testing the 4-Port USB Wall Charger by Syncwire packhacker.com/travel-gear/syncwire/4-port-usb-wall-charger/ - is the PowerPort 6 a must-have for you when you travel? 😊
- Rebecca
This has to be the most perfect and conclusive travel bag and item list ever!!! Even if you are not a Digital nomad, everyone these days would still carry a laptop. Therefore, this is the most conclusive list. I like the bag because it has the laptop compartment in the back which helps keep the weight close to your body rather than hanging it low on the outside of the bag. The list is just perfect cannot say it enough
Hey Ijaz, thanks for reaching out! So glad to hear you're digging the packing list. 🙌
We hear you, having a laptop compartment against your back really helps with weight distribution and gives you some nice stability with the back panel too.
- Rebecca
Awesome video as usual :)
Items from your list I've been using for years and love: Gobi II, ROAV sunnies, WAHL trimmer, Vapur bottle (actually, I rarely use the Vapur).
Things that I want after watching this: Gerber shard
Other points/questions:
- I've never used them, but I believe "Air Deck" would be an alternative to the Bicycle playing cards. They're taller, so might be a bit more comfortable to play with?
- How do you manage brush head refils for the quip toothbrush on the road?
- Not sure I'm sold on the metal comb... I've never had a plastic comb break on me!
- Keen to see your final review on the crystal "deoderant". My experience with it is that it does work, but it's nowhere near as potent as traditional deoderant, and you definitely can't use it to "freshen up"
- I believe it's pronounced like "rove", not ro-av (source: kickstarter video)
- Wool boxer briefs are a scam? Wool resists sweaty odors, not other kinds of odors from down there. Uniqlo airism, wash daily when showering-works for me!
- Tom, since you seem deep into the barefoot world, are you finding that your feet are now wider than before? My feet are so wide now that even my Gobi's don't fit comfortably for long periods :(
- If you want to go rechargeable AA, I've used the Olight USB charger-super light-weight and compact!
Sorry for the long comment (but it kind of was a long video, and you don't seem to allow comments on your blog)
Love the detailed comment from you here Jed!
1. Air Deck looks awesome - haven't heard of that brand yet. Added to our wishlist to check out and the black color would go very well with this list!
2. Some extras will fit in the Aer Travel Pack. If I was going for 3 months or more, I'd just grab a couple extras as they're small (one will last 3 months, but we all know they can last longer than what Quip's marketing copy says 🙂).
3. True! The metal comb is more of a nod to buying something worth holding onto for a long period of time. To each their own though!
4. So far so good with the Crystal Deodorant, however, it is quite the departure from the gels we're used to. I think I'll keep using it. Works well for me although this is definitely up to the wearer.
5. Rove it is - thank you!
6. I've sworn by Merino boxer briefs for 4 years now and have had better results than synthetic. YMMV.
7. I guess I've always had a wide foot, but not sure they've gotten wider.
8. Another great rec with the Olight charger!
Dig the long comments - thanks for contributing!
- Tom
Okay. I'm an EDC/minimalist guy, but also a synth and music UI nerd. You get a subscribe for the OP-Z. No hesitation. I love my OP-Z.
Great stuff, thanks for the sub Tim!
- Nathan
Pack Hacker love your channel! I’m buying this bag next month cause I love it any way. Keep up the good work 😀😀😀
Good deal Raphael!
- Tom
Really had not thought about actual packing items until recently (on my millionth trip) but purchased some super awesome Matador products (toiletry bags, soap bags, pocket blanket and nano bag) and its amazing how much space doing that has saved alone. Really getting into these videos now! Thank you!
Thanks for checking it out! 😃
-Eric
You suit the grey tones better than matt black, and, of course, you can rock those sandals! 😁Edit: there is something so satisfying when things fit snuggly and ergonomically together in your backpack! 😁
We hear you, an organized backpack is the best kind of backpack! 😄👍
- Rebecca
Always good to back to these "old videos" and have some feedback on different items, as always, great job!
Thanks for watching! 😃
-Eric
So much good stuff! It's a little overwhelming, but it's getting me pumped to do some traveling!
It's a lot, but enough to live out of for quite a while for perpetual travel!
- Tom
Never have I ever imagined myself to travel with only a single carry on backpack until I watched this!!
Hey zhraquila - that's great to hear! Let us know how you get on - we'd love to hear your experience with a single carry-on. Thanks for watching! 👍
- Rebecca
This is a great list, but seems perhaps a bit more geared toward colder weather than most digital nomads would probably need (since we tend to gravitate toward SE Asia, Central America, and save northern climates for the spring/summer). Myself, I'd probably swap out one of the jackets for another pair of shorts, skip the gloves, etc. That said, when I head back to the US this spring, you've given me some excellent ideas for when I restock for around the world trip round 2. :) Loving that minimalist power adapter.
Glad you're digging the list The Poetic Voyage! As for the colder weather gear, I've had a couple long layovers in Japan between NYC and Bangkok where a jacket & sweatshirt came in handy 🙂 (while my friend was looking around to buy a cheap temporary one!)
- Tom
I highly recommend a Turkish 100% cotton beach towel for travel which I discovered this summer and I used it as bath towel. It comes in very thin layer, super absorbency, air dry indoor/outdoor in 1 hour. I hate the feel of micro fiber on my skin. Obviously I bought it in central & south of Turkey for around 35Lira each (some cost less depends on the thickness), I also found it in Bed Bath&Beyond summer clearance online. IT roll up like the size of a big burrito, can be use as a scarf, shawl, and it Measures 69" L x 38" W
If you can solve the biggest travel hustle = how to organize currency/coins from different countries in one trip, that will be great! I keep it in different zip lock bags and usually get frown on when I need to pull it out to pay.
Hey world citizen G - thanks for sharing your go-to with us. We've heard some good things about the Turkish Towels, but we haven't been able to get our hands on them yet, so we'll check them out.
When it comes to multiple currencies, Ziplocs bags are a great shout, or you could use some smaller pouches like some of these from Tom Bihn packhacker.com/travel-gear/tom-bihn/
Thanks for reaching out!
- Rebecca
I'm loving the packing cubes. Great video!
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- Tom
Super helpful! Just added a few of these items to my wishlist and a couple items I'll be getting for my partner on his next birthday. I'm thrilled from reading the rest of the comments that you all are working on a women's version as well :) Appreciate it.
Hey kateliness2 - that's awesome to hear, glad you've found it helpful! 😊Let us know how you and your husband get on with the new items for your packing list. And yes, we're working on the women's version now, so stay tuned! 👍👍
- Rebecca
oh gosh i love these kinds of packing videos. they are so therapeutic.
Glad you're digging them Will - stay tuned for more!! 👍👍
- Rebecca
This is a great platform for travel ideas and pushing for minimalist design and aesthetics that inspire non-travel elements of lifestyle. Whether it’s shifting your style to athliesure to streamlining your everyday work bag.
Thanks Cliff! Glad you're finding it helpful - stay tuned for more reviews and packing lists coming your way in the future. Thanks for watching! 👍
- Rebecca
@@PackHacker Thanks! Looking forward for the Aer Travel Pack 2 giveaway as well! :)
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- Rebecca
You need to enhance that first aid kit with some Uncle Bill's Sliver Gripper tweezers! I carry them in my pocket alongside the Victorinox clippers. Invaluable.
Thanks for the tip, we'll check them out!
- Nathan
Cool to see the OP-Z, it might not be that worth the cost but I adore mine
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What an awesome resource! Looking forward to seeing the women's packing list. :-)
Thanks Deborah, we're busy testing women's gear at the moment!
- Nathan
Planning a round the world, one bag travel gap year with a group of friends, this list is a big help.
Hey Charlotte! Glad you've found the list helpful, we're currently working on a women's version - so stay tuned. Let us know how your packing list goes! 👍
- Rebecca
I really recommend the Beta Belt by Black Diamond, nice, slim, light weight and works well with a suit as a pair of jeans. Their black belt will match your kit as well :)
Hey Björn - the Beta Belt by Black Diamond sounds great - we'll check it out. Glad you've found one that works for you! Thanks for watching 👍👍👍
- Rebecca
Thanks fir the video. You are a great explainer. I am going nomadic next month and I’m researching what to do. Very useful video!
You got it, Raheem. Glad you've found the video helpful, best of luck with your travels!
- Rebecca
Take a shot every time he says " merino wool " 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOVED this video! Spent so much time looking at the list, really interesting things I have seen nowhere else. You really did your homework on this one!
We sure did, thanks Laura!
- Nathan
It would be sweet if you guys had a total cost at the end of the list! I think it would be interesting to see how much all of this costs together lol. My guess is $500-$700.
Hey LifeguardOutofWater - great ideas, thanks for sharing! This is something we will definitely think about doing in the future. 👍👍👍
- Rebecca
Great job. Thank you for the detail and all of the ideas. I am obsessed with compact minimal travel. Keep up the great work. I bet I watch this every time I travel.
Great to hear Bike Rob!
- Tom
So very excited for the women’s version, even though I absolutely love the aesthetics and functionality of this one! Will probably be buying the aer travel kit.
Sounds good Easy Beach! We've got the women's version in the mix now, following along with the same aesthetic 🙂
- Tom
Definitely going to utilize some of these tips on an upcoming work trip! I’m tired of checking bags...
The Enthusiasm Project we're glad you found this helpful. Let us know how you get on!
- Rebecca
Awesome. Learning about the tiny USB drive/car charger is a game changer. Would be great to have a more female-friendly list too (toiletries/clothing).
You got it Sherry!
- Tom
I am convinced. I was on the fence about the Aer travel pack, but now I need to buy it! Thanks for doing this!
You got it Lewsir!
- Tom
GIVEAWAY - We teamed up with Aer to help kickstart your digital nomad packing list! Edit: WINNER ANNOUNCED - Koji I, we hope you enjoy your new Aer Travel Pack 2 and Travel Kit! Stay tuned for more packing lists and giveaways packhacker.com/packing-list/digital-nomad/
Pack Hacker What wrist watch would you suggest for travel?
@@spruce1417 - good catch! We didn't include that yet since we haven't done a deep dive on watches. Likely something you don't need to charge often though - and preferable multiple timezone support 🕗
- Tom
when are you going to review the compagnon explorer? can you do both sizes? thanks
Pack Hacker Since you carry an iPhone, the go to will definitely be an Apple Watch. Nothing is nicer than landing in a foreign land and having your watch switch to the right time zone after it connects to your phone. Battery life is pretty decent and you just need to carry one more charging cable or switch the power bank to a Belkin Valet Charger or Elevation Labs Battery Pro(built in Apple Watch charger). Not to mention it works very well as a remote iPhone camera trigger and you can check your selfie on your watch face before pressing the shutter.
It would definitely fit in the NOMATIC Travel Bag.
This was a great all-inclusive video! I’ve not done much international travel yet, but I would certainly come back and consult this video for ideas. I really appreciate your work. I’m totally a backpack nerd and really enjoy your videos, guides, etc. Thank you!
Awesome to hear Chris, happy we can help!
- Nathan
Made it to the end! Thank you for posting this content. I'm currently prepping for a 10 week vision trip to europe this summer and I'm considering trying to go with one bag. I plan on watching a lot more content from Pack Hacker as I get closer to take-off!
how did it go
@@josephspencer139 Sadly it didn't. Summer of 2020 wasn't a great time for travel XD
Sorry you didn't make it. What is a vision trip? @Benjamin Brand
Honestly one of the most informative lists I’ve come across yet! 😊
Glad it was helpful John!
- Tom
Great list, I'll definitely use it when travelling this summer!
Awesome Jan!
- Tom
Ooh another great brand of earplugs is Mack’s! I was a snare drummer for a marching band for a bit and they were perfect. I also have anxiety so ear plugs help in crowded areas.
They are made for percussionists specifically but obviously anyone can use them, depending on which earplugs you get they can come with a little keychain carrying case. Very convenient I like to hang the keychain together with my AirPods.
Thanks for your detailed insight 😃 We’ve used Mack earplugs in the past, too.
-Eric
I like everything you recommended in the video except the belt! It looks very outdated. I use a tactical belt with plastic buckle for travel. Most of the time I don’t have to take it off going through security checkpoints. Thanks for the video.
You‘re killing the little tiny rest of individual style, now ‘Mr. Smith’ is going to be perfect ;)
I opted for the Nexstand instead of the Roost last year and it is amazing. Having a stand like the Roost really makes a difference. I’ve also been eyeing getting an aer pack to travel, currently using a 30L timbuk2, but those compression straps seem so appealing.
Awesome Daniel 🙂
- Tom
Awesome list. Would love to see a budget friendly version.
We've been considering it Gloomish!
- Tom
key to minimalism is to use what you already have, dont get caught up in the aesthetics
Great video man! You are super detailed and did not miss a thing. You should connect with Trav from extra pack of peanuts podcast and be a guest.
Hey PettieCreative - thanks for watching. 👍 We would love to! Can you put us in contact with Trav?
- Rebecca
I love those folding travel chopsticks - yesterday I was thinking that I needed to invent folding chopsticks. But they beat me to it! :-)
Totally!
- Tom
Great List! It's wonderful to have this handy list of everything you'll need!
Good stuff Nico!
- Tom
Very Solid List!!! Keep the good stuff n vibes coming...😎🤙🏼🌎
Absolutely Alejandro!
- Tom
Have you guys checked out the grip6 belts? They're not formal wear belts but you probably can get away with it depending on the color you choose. I found them by chance last year when I was traveling to India. They marketed as TSA friendly which I came to understand as easy to remove and put back on.
Awesome tip & rec Jez T - thanks for sharing. And good insight on the TSA friendly comment. Seems a little odd for a belt initially but makes sense 🙂
- Tom
+1 to the Grip 6 being a great minimalist belt. My only complaint is that they're generally made of metal so you need to take them off to go through security (the carbon is way too expensive and looks like something Vin Diesel would wear).
Got it Damien!
- Tom
Great list, really helpful. I don’t carry that much tech but definitely gave me an idea of what to carry on my one bag travels. Awesome video, looking forward for other packing lists!
Glad we could help Juan, thanks for watching!
- Nathan
Amazing Pack List I appreciate you effort to produce this video!
And Porto
Thanks Eukicos - and we're actually still in Porto! Loving it here!
- Nathan
@@PackHacker Hey Nathan!
Really? Where in Porto?
Been waiting for a video like this. Can't wait until I can work while on the road.
We've been so excited to share this one with everyone!
- Nathan
This is the best dnomad list i've ever seen
Thanks Raghu!
- Nathan
I have been waiting for your packing list. Thanks for a great place to start!
You got it D Land!
- Tom
It's time for an updated version of this video!!
Fantastic video! This is the first time I've commented, although I've watched several of your videos. I discovered Pack Hacker a few months ago as I began planning a six-week trip to Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea. The information I've gained from your videos and website have been invaluable! This video has been extremely helpful in assisting me to find a few items I can use. On my upcoming trip I'll be traveling with a Peak Design Travel Back-I have a lot of their gear, but purchased this pack and all the accessories based on your recommendation. I was sincerely aiming for traveling without a checked bag, but I've found it won't be possible. I'm a very serious landscape photographer and have found that the PD medium photo cube just takes up too much room in the pack to get everything else in there. However, I do a lot of other traveling throughout Europe and plan to one-bag-it on future trips. Thanks again for this outstanding video, it is really a great packing list. I really appreciate all you are doing for the world of travel. Cheers, Bob.
Appreciate the words here Bob and glad you're finding the videos useful! Sounds like a great trip to Australia, South Korea, and NZ as well.
Can't imagine what it's like trying to one bag with landscape photography gear. We're in Porto now and it's my first trip with the A6500 _and_ the A7III. Even that doubled the weight from what I'm used to 🙂
Please let me know how the PD gear goes for you! It's certainly a slick & well-thought-out system.
- Tom
Pack Hacker Thanks, Tom, I’ll keep you posted. I’m American, living in Florence, Italy. Give me holler if you ever come this way. Bob
Sounds like a plan Bob 👍👍
- Tom
Never thought about the advantages of packing a monochromatic wardrobe. Great advice!
Hey Ben - glad you found it helpful. Let us know how you get on with a monochromatic packing list. Thanks for watching! 👍
- Rebecca
Videos like this really help me to pack for my first trip abroad! Thanks!
Hey Andrej - glad you found it helpful. Enjoy your first trip abroad! Let us know how you get on. 👍
- Rebecca
I absolutely LOVED this video!!! I'd suggest making a similar video for the female side of your audience when it comes to clothing and toiletries. Otherwise, a fantastic and super helpful video!!
Hey Alina - great suggestion! We're working on testing some women's focused gear to fully round out our Digital Nomad Packing List! As a heads up, we also have a "Sustainability Packing List" in the works that will be female-focused first if you're interested in that as well (it'll be up on the website soon so stay tuned 🙂).
- Tom
@@PackHacker fantastic! Looking forward!
@@alinawood8338 - 👍👍
Loved this video too. Looking forward to this female orientated video aswell :)
You got it!
- Tom
AER rocks, and your channel is very informative. Glad this collaboration has been found 💪🏼!
Glad you're digging it, Benjamin! 👍👍👍
- Rebecca
would love a female version of this list
We're working on it, busy testing at the moment!
- Nathan
Yes! Specifically clothing like in here. 🙏🏽
@@_gnoam Got it!
Good idea, I would like to watch this video 😄
@@TalitaFinger 😊👌
This video provides such a sophisticated insight into this lifestyle. I think it's great for someone who is looking to endeavour on adventures in this digital age 😊
Appreciate it Kymbali! Glad the video was useful.
- tom
Wait, you can wear the same briefs for a couple of days?
This is badass and very comprehensive. I’ve been on the fence for a while now with this pack but damn... also the gym travel pack 2 is very nice as well and the materials are insanely superb for the price. Couldn’t imagine anything less with these items.
Well-put Miles!
- Tom
2:35 Finally, I no longer have to sniff my underwear with this color-coded system. Hahaha...
😂😂😂
- Rebecca
you can buy cheap mesh packing cubes on Amazon, so you can see what you packed
BlackheAds behind ears
So you haven't heard about brown line system?
Keep up the good work with your videos Packhacker. Always a pleasure watching them! I am really pleased with the GoToob bottles shown at 17:45 in this video. Last year I bought a pair of 89 ml bottles (that's 3 fl oz for you who insist on using imperial instead of metric) and they fit like a glove in my carry-on washbag from Osprey. Can recommend.
Thanks, we're big fans of the GoToob bottles too, glad they're working out for you.
- Nathan
This is awesome! Do you have plans for a guide for clean clothes management?
Hey Kien - we don't at the moment but that's a great idea! Thanks for sharing.
- Tom
Love this video, I must have seen it at least 5 times! Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you! Will do!
“Personal in the front, business in the back.” Basically, a reverse mullet.
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- Rebecca
Just wanted to throw out there that you can get toothpaste tablets that take up way less space than the toothpaste squeeze bottle you have (though I'm not sure how the number of uses compares), and you can also get shampoo/conditioner bars that double as soap, so you only need to pack a single bar for everything if you're someone who needs to wash your hair. :)
Thought of this too! Didn’t know they had shampoo bars though. That’s awesome
Well, the OP-Z is not a newer version of the OP-1. Both devices operate very differently.
Thanks for the info Keren! 👍
- Rebecca
I really enjoyed this video, didn't even realize there was a competition! I've caught a few videos from you guys and definitely subscribed for more. Some great tips about things like Merino care in here.
Awesome Mark! Glad to have you here.
- Tom
The pictures and video of this man make me laugh 😂😂🤣 he’s my favorite
The packing list videos are a great concept. Keep ‘em coming!
Glad you're digging it Marc!
- Tom
I love the way you tell the benefits of every single item.. and it make me want it all :D
For mains electric to USB, look at the Szroboy SL-199-3U-T...
It's 6cm long x 5cm wide x 5cm thick.
It has 3 x 2.4A smart USB-A ports and 1 x USB-C port, plus opposite the pins is a socket for any configuration of pins for any device to plug into.
The pins that go into the wall are configured by selecting a slider to "run out", the options on offer are EU, UK, AUS, US pin formats to plug into the wall.
I like and already own a lot of these items. Only problem I have us with merino wool tees. My back pack and sling straps destroyed my Wooley tee on our last trip. If it was cooler I would have had on a hoodie and been fine but not in the desert. Looking fir an alternative....
Hey Erich, thanks for watching! Have you had the same problem with other merino wool tees from different brands? Or just Wooly?
- Nathan
@@PackHacker I'd be curious what the backpack is made of. I have experience with Cordura (goruck) destroying a TAD merino tee.
Good point Chris.
- Tom
Great video! I’ve been thinking about getting the Aer and I think this video may have finally sold me on it, even though I’m a vacationer rather than a digital nomad. The pack seems versatile enough to work well for someone who’s not traveling with a laptop and related equipment.
That's awesome Esha, it's certainly a versatile pack!
- Nathan
I love the sling bag! But I just came back from a country where there is a lot of stealing (unfortunately) and was wondering if it was safe or what you guys do to keep your stuff safe.
Hey NomadOfFreedom - if you're looking for a sling that has some extra security, we recommend checking out the Pacsafe Venturesafe X Anti-Theft Sling Pack packhacker.com/travel-gear/pacsafe/venturesafe-x-anti-theft-sling-pack/ which has some additional security features going on! 😊👍
- Rebecca
What country was that? The USA? 😅😅
Insanely comprehensive. Great video!
Thanks Josh!
- Nathan
This is actually pretty good. You should try to aim 7kg
Glad you're digging it, AKEWSD! 👍
- Rebecca
Deodorant crystals are the best! I've been useing them for a couple of years now. They don't really prevent you from sweating to much, but eliminate the body odor 100%! I didn't really believe in them at first, but after the first use, they blew my mind.
Btw, I consider myself lucky, that I don't care about electronics and have to carry so much extra weight ;-)
Great list nonetheless, I need the Heimplanet ASAP for my vacation in Japan this october/november!
Happy travels, guys!
Agreed on all fronts Kevin!
- Tom
Great video but can you do one for women. It was very helpful either way
We're testing women's specific gear now, looking forward to putting that one together!
- Nathan
i'm with you on seeing a specific woman's list! For me personally, i've gotten used to using lists like this and either using the item anyway, regardless of who it's made for, or just searching for a "female" equivalent. i love lists like this as a reference point! :)
This was super helpful! I'm trying a few tips from this list and the other digital nomad list for my next month-long international trip. (I've been doing my research) I have to admit, I did get a chuckle at the title "81 Items for Minimalist Carry On Travel". hah! (81 items...minimalist) But I'm totally with you when it comes to planning and packing well for travel. I swear by packing cubes to make my travel more organized. (I use the Heimplanet packing cubes that you all did a review on and they're pretty badass!) Also, I would love to see a vegan version of this list (without the wool, etc) sometime! That would be so cool.
Hey Jen!
It just so happens that we have a Vegan Travel Gear Guide on our website: packhacker.com/guide/vegan-world-travel-gear-guide/
Enjoy!
- Austin
@@PackHacker OMG! Thank you so much!!!!
I agree with 99.9% of all you have here except that toothpaste, that's more toothpaste then anyone needs, unless it's for a 2 year trip. All dental research shows that toothpaste is really not that important it's the scrubbing of the plaque that keeps you healthy and not stinky. you need about half a pea size ball per brushing. What you should have instead is floss or better yet, in between teeth brushes.
Source: all dental hygienist and dentists I have ever went to, plus research paper reading.
So take a tiny tube of toothpaste and save that big bottle for other soap/shampoo/detergent/oil
I do love your videos. This is just my two cents :)
Thanks for dropping your thoughts here eweliyi! Glad to hear this amount could last for up to 2 yrs 🙂
- Tom
@@PackHacker BTW its not 2 years it's only year and 2 months (I calculated just one brush a day, that's how I made the mistake.) Pea sized amount of toothpaste is 0.25g which gives you 2 brushes a day 100/0.25 is 400 days. I'm a bit of a OCD nerd and had to correct myself when I realized the mistake :)
Thanks for the clarification 🙂
- Tom