⭐ Here is the gear I mention in the video: - The perfect backpack: amzn.to/2njxI5M - Best Travel Underwear : amzn.to/2z6UAsO - Passport Wallet : amzn.to/2N8IMNS - Travel Laundry Kit : amzn.to/2AURfTy - Banana Holder : amzn.to/2Ons125 - Travel Microfiber Towel : amzn.to/2M7CrXa - A good travel book : amzn.to/2Md103X - Ape Cases : amzn.to/2niOP7E - Suave Toiletry Bag : amzn.to/2OSCzaB - Universal Adapter Plug : amzn.to/2M1NH76 - Man's Hat : amzn.to/2nkmJsJ Anything else I didn't link may be in my travel shop: www.amazon.com/shop/alexandertravelbum
@alexandertravelbum Hey, I really like the Herschel daypack you showed as well. Do you mind posting a link to where I can purchase that online as well?
@@dw9463 maybe it’s fine for like to days but after that… Underwear takes up like no space I’m sure the dude could easily take like 7 pairs and not have to re-wear the same pair for multiple days
I'm not sure if you mentioned it or not, but don't forget to bring a working ball point pen for filling out customs & landing documents prior to arrival. BTW - Awesome video/list... we think alike !
Man glad To see I’m the only person who does this. People are shocked when I tell them I only take my pack pack. The ease of traveling light is awesome. Will NEVER go back to suitcases.
Don't ever go anywhere without at least one very warm fleece, hoodie or even light jumper, as when that sun goes down or weather turns it will be worth it's weight in gold.
Consider getting an inflatable pillow as well and moisture wicking clothings if you'd travel in the tropics. Plus add some sunscreen, insect repellents, dry bags and arm sleeves, universal plug adapter and handy organizers if you don't want to carry daybag. Consider getting sleeping bag sleeves if you're a backpacker and stay at cheap motels in countries like Thailand and Vietnam. And never forget to bring fisrt aid kits, meds for headache, allergies, tummy aches, colds and cough. Bring rollable water packs, travel sleeping bags, travel utensils and extra TSA locks. Always use and bring waterproof boots or shoes too like the palladium pampa lite+, columbia or salomon. Always bring candies too like tic tacs for quick fresh breath.
Hi Alex, I am an older lady and want to learn to travel alone. I really love your videos. Thank You for all the helpful videos. You are a great guy. May you be blessed.
Thanks so much, I appreciate that and I hope you do get to travel. Solo travel is great and you can really learn a lot about yourself and the world when you’re at it alone. Good luck!
I never knew there is a travel towel & I've been carrying my bulky towel for all my past travels. Good thing I was able to watch this vid of yours. Thanks 👍
Ah yes, the towel, “…it has great practical value - you can wrap it around you for warmth as you bound across the cold moons of Jaglan Beta; you can lie on it on the brilliant marble-sanded beaches of Santraginus V, inhaling the heady sea vapours; you can sleep under it beneath the stars which shine so redly on the desert world of Kakrafoon; use it to sail a mini raft down the slow heavy river Moth; wet it for use in hand-to-hand-combat; wrap it round your head to ward off noxious fumes or to avoid the gaze of the Ravenous Bugblatter Beast of Traal (a mindboggingly stupid animal, it assumes that if you can’t see it, it can’t see you - daft as a bush, but very, very ravenous); you can wave your towel in emergencies as a distress signal, and of course dry yourself off with it if it still seems to be clean enough.” -Douglas Adams, "Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy"
Oh I got to buy this guy a drink. What will it be. 3 pints of bitters and some peanuts ? Or would you care to join me in a pan galactic gargle blaster?
And that is all you take for a trip around the world? Awesome. On Saturday I am going to France for 3 weeks to yoga retreat, so no travelling much and I think I have reduced everything to the minimum but still have the feeling that it is too much. Maybe it is because it seems bulky, not sure. What an inspiration! I wish I had always tried to travel like this. I always carried so damn much... packing light is awesome.
Great tips! I also usually include a small first aid kit (band aids, alcohol wipes, gauze), a small repair kit (zip ties, duct tape, twine/rope/straps), and a headlamp (so I don't waste phone battery on light). If you're sticking to cities, maybe you don't need some of this (or can buy enroute) but I like more remote locations so tend to be a bit more self-reliant. Great video though! I'm subscribing!
My old travel buddy is a hand crank emergency AM/FM/SW radio with regular white lamp, red emergency lamp and siren. I can charge the phone battery with it if I have to. Someone already mentioned duct tape/small 1st aid kit. Very good ideas too. I also carry twine and a pocket knife, like the good sailor I was. One advantage of being a middle aged man is that I don't care so much what others think about me anymore. Track suits are good travel clothing. I wear crocs too. Finally, I carry my black leather gloves.
That sink stopper is a real great idea; not all hotels have a stopper or, you may also want to use foldable plastic-lined fabric bucket, it will allow you to soak soiled cloth and free your sink.
I would add a small first aid kit, water bottle and a shallow flat tupperware with cutlery (a spork will do but l like one proper set). I use a buff as eye mask and ear muffler, ear plugs inside it if need be. When not used the buff sits around my neck whilst l am sleeping and it can be pulled up if someone starts waving a torch around.
I started my traveling solo around 20. A lot of people do it, and most are fine. It changes you for the better and it’s a lot safer than it seems from overseas
Thank you so much ! I would like to surprise him with a plane ticket to a place where he could start . but somewhere he's not going to get killed or lost in the desert...do you have any suggestions?
Humanity was a mistake yes of course! The Mecca of young first-time backpackers is Southeast Asia. It’s cheap, it’s safe, and it is a lot of fun. So that’s Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia... the best place to start is Bangkok, Thailand. It’s the easiest, safest, most tourists, and usually the cheapest city and country to fly into. From there, he can easily get to all other countries
Thanks Alexander ! Headed to Peru for two months this is my first time leaving like this your list really made sense to me I'm trusting your advice cheers and thank you great video
Aren’t those microfibre towels the bomb? I dragged mine all over SEA and I used it for everything. Showers, beach, etc. I’ve had it for years. They don’t wear out. 😎
Alex, thank you veeery much! Your content is really helpful! I hope to see more of it because you make backpacking so much lighter for beginners! Greetings from Germany!
nice video. love that backpack! We have been rving nine years so minimal is normal. LOL love the microfiber towel, I actually don't have one like that. Happy travels :-)
This video was perfect! one question though!! Where do you put your DSLR?? is there any space in your bag to put the camera or do you had a separate small carrying case?
I made a video about that too, I am usually carrying it but I put it in a case in my day bag most of the time. I think I go over it in this video - ruclips.net/video/8kMbT_0v9j8/видео.html
From my readings you shouldn’t technically have all of your passport backups in one place. Because if you loose that wallet then you truly are fudged. Never keep all of your fish in one basket. Hard to do yes. But still do-able. I wear cargo styled pants that zip and are secure. So its easy to keep stuff separate. Also allows me to keep documents/important items directly on my person. So if my bag is misplaced or stolen somehow. I will still have access to travel and purchase needed items. Now if my passport is stolen from my hands or i forget it wherever then i can get the other items out to assist in acquiring a new passport.
This is great. Thank you. I am a bit too old to backpack, but I am a traveller that somehow remind of a backpack the way I travel. Your videos are great. Why did you sto? At home I guess? But anyhow, going to Italy soon and that is how I found your channel. And again thanx for the very informative videos on travelling.
I used a 45 litre M.E.I. Voyageur convertible backpack for a four month trip to Asia, and was made to check it each time at the airport. Not allowed to carry it on the plane. So I went smaller... to a 35 litre Minaal Carry On 2.0. And THAT bag I was allowed to carry on. But now, I've gone even smaller and more minimalist.... I bought the 21 litre Minaal Daily 3.0. For unlimited traveling no matter how long I go. No more laptop... just my iPad Mini with 256 GB memory.... and no more books... I bought a Kobo H2O E-reader. But planning on leaving that behind also, as my iPad Mini has both the Kindle and the Kobo apps for reading all my books. For a camera.... I just use my iPhone or iPad Mini or my Sonim XP3. I'll be 70 this year, and still carrying my own. No wheelie luggage.
What reason do people carry laptops anyway ? Our phones can do just about anything. Some stuff requires a bigger screen of course. And some an actual computer but realistically how often would it be used. I can see an ipad mini as i have one myself but is that even necessary?
Great tips Alex! Just wondering, have you ever had any problems with airlines checking the weight of your carry on bag and making you check it in as it is over the carry on baggage weight limit?
I’ve taken about 40 flights in the last few years, and only 1/40 did they actually weigh my bag and make me check it. The tip is to scrunch and compress your backpack as much as you can to make it appear small like a regular size backpack. And the one that I use doesn’t look like a typical big backpackers backpack so it works well. They barely even look at it
It also helps to choose a BLACK bag if you have a choice of colour, like you did. Black bags look smaller for some reason and they're less likely to get noticed as oversized.
My carry on was 5 kilos overweight on my last flight, but i managed to put ALL the excess in my scottevest hoodie 😀. Also use a fanny pack. You can put heavy powerbanks etc. In there and it doesn't count, and they don't even notice it usually.
Consider getting anti theft backpack too like the xd design the one that has anti rfid or the osprey daypack. I have been using them in my travels in SE Asia and they're just amazing
if you're going away for a long time I wouldn't bring a paper book.. what are you going to do with it when you are finished? trow it away? carry it around? you can also download books on a phone/tablet so no additional book or ebook necessary :)
⭐ Here is the gear I mention in the video:
- The perfect backpack: amzn.to/2njxI5M
- Best Travel Underwear : amzn.to/2z6UAsO
- Passport Wallet : amzn.to/2N8IMNS
- Travel Laundry Kit : amzn.to/2AURfTy
- Banana Holder : amzn.to/2Ons125
- Travel Microfiber Towel : amzn.to/2M7CrXa
- A good travel book : amzn.to/2Md103X
- Ape Cases : amzn.to/2niOP7E
- Suave Toiletry Bag : amzn.to/2OSCzaB
- Universal Adapter Plug : amzn.to/2M1NH76
- Man's Hat : amzn.to/2nkmJsJ
Anything else I didn't link may be in my travel shop:
www.amazon.com/shop/alexandertravelbum
@alexandertravelbum Hey, I really like the Herschel daypack you showed as well. Do you mind posting a link to where I can purchase that online as well?
Here it is: amzn.to/2VZEZqv
Hey sorry man, I never saw this comment. I’m sure you’ve figured it out by now? Probably no use in me finding the link. Let me know though
@@AlexanderTravelbum yes can you show the link for the daypack as well? thankss
Philip Thompson did you ever find which bag it is?
Good tips bro...my wife and I travelled for 14 months and hit 23 countries using those strategies, happy travels!!!
Devon McGettrick thanks man, glad to hear you got to do the longterm travel thing!
Now we are working on our next long-term travel plans...the Americas, working on our ambulance conversion now!
Devon McGettrick how did the conversion go?
@@kernow2619 fuck up
Hw u guys travel wifout thinking of ur work n cashflow?
I love how honest he is being about wearing stuff several times without washing, lol.
Don't most people wear things multiple times before washing? haha
Not wearing UNDERWEAR for several days though.
@@dw9463 maybe it’s fine for like to days but after that…
Underwear takes up like no space I’m sure the dude could easily take like 7 pairs and not have to re-wear the same pair for multiple days
@@dw9463 ye idk about that one xD
I’m in my senior year of high school and I’m planing to do this when I graduate
how did it go
@@baljeet7217 We didn't graduate yet and who knows how it'll work with corona
I do too but when I graduate uni. But I wanna backpack Germany for two weeks
Miguel Solis yoooo me too😱
I was going to go to Thailand for 2 months in may but couldn’t cause of the virus
Good suggestions. I’d also add i) sun screen ii) a few band-aids and antiseptic cream iii) small pack travel tissues iv) nail clippers
I like packing some silk clothes- silk is extremely lightweight, very comfortable, looks great and is easily washed and dried in a hotel.
I'm not sure if you mentioned it or not, but don't forget to bring a working ball point pen for filling out customs & landing documents prior to arrival. BTW - Awesome video/list... we think alike !
Joe Saltzman thank you, yes that is true. always bring the pens
Explodes in skies
never under estimate the power of golf pencils. Make great gifts. Burn well to start a fire, and you can even write with them.
@@MoonbeameSmith -- LOL...well I certainly can't disagree with that!
Man glad To see I’m the only person who does this. People are shocked when I tell them I only take my pack pack. The ease of traveling light is awesome. Will NEVER go back to suitcases.
Don't ever go anywhere without at least one very warm fleece, hoodie or even light jumper, as when that sun goes down or weather turns it will be worth it's weight in gold.
1st time traveler here. I'm planning out a Portugal/Spain trip and this video has seriously helped. Thank you for this incredibly informative video!!
Awesome, that’s what I like to hear! I’m happy to have helped; thanks for watching my video ✊🏻
Consider getting an inflatable pillow as well and moisture wicking clothings if you'd travel in the tropics. Plus add some sunscreen, insect repellents, dry bags and arm sleeves, universal plug adapter and handy organizers if you don't want to carry daybag. Consider getting sleeping bag sleeves if you're a backpacker and stay at cheap motels in countries like Thailand and Vietnam. And never forget to bring fisrt aid kits, meds for headache, allergies, tummy aches, colds and cough. Bring rollable water packs, travel sleeping bags, travel utensils and extra TSA locks.
Always use and bring waterproof boots or shoes too like the palladium pampa lite+, columbia or salomon. Always bring candies too like tic tacs for quick fresh breath.
Leans in "you want this towel, your life depends on this towel"
Hi Alex, I am an older lady and want to learn to travel alone. I really love your videos. Thank You for all the helpful videos. You are a great guy. May you be blessed.
Thanks so much, I appreciate that and I hope you do get to travel. Solo travel is great and you can really learn a lot about yourself and the world when you’re at it alone. Good luck!
Been watching a lot of these and while you're no angel and there's obvious shilling going on, this is one of the most honest videos out there. Props.
Try merino wool t shirts and button downs. They are good for all seasons, never smell and you can half the amount of shirts that you’re bringing.
What to bring if you are planning on travelling indefinitely:
Item 1: *money*
Work for it abroad/door dash if you’re in US would be good options
To work abroad dont you have to be a resident or have a visa?
@@tylerworldasmr8367 your not exactly want to deliver food through the night on a holiday
I never knew there is a travel towel & I've been carrying my bulky towel for all my past travels. Good thing I was able to watch this vid of yours. Thanks 👍
I suggest using Packing cubes but I agree with everything you mentioned. They make organization much cleaner and everything has its place.
Ah yes, the towel,
“…it has great practical value - you can wrap it around you for warmth as you bound across the cold moons of Jaglan Beta; you can lie on it on the brilliant marble-sanded beaches of Santraginus V, inhaling the heady sea vapours; you can sleep under it beneath the stars which shine so redly on the desert world of Kakrafoon; use it to sail a mini raft down the slow heavy river Moth; wet it for use in hand-to-hand-combat; wrap it round your head to ward off noxious fumes or to avoid the gaze of the Ravenous Bugblatter Beast of Traal (a mindboggingly stupid animal, it assumes that if you can’t see it, it can’t see you - daft as a bush, but very, very ravenous); you can wave your towel in emergencies as a distress signal, and of course dry yourself off with it if it still seems to be clean enough.”
-Douglas Adams, "Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy"
Luka Ciric nice
Oh I got to buy this guy a drink. What will it be. 3 pints of bitters and some peanuts ? Or would you care to join me in a pan galactic gargle blaster?
Ha ha I was waiting for this comment :))))
And that is all you take for a trip around the world? Awesome.
On Saturday I am going to France for 3 weeks to yoga retreat, so no travelling much and I think I have reduced everything to the minimum but still have the feeling that it is too much. Maybe it is because it seems bulky, not sure.
What an inspiration! I wish I had always tried to travel like this. I always carried so damn much... packing light is awesome.
Never would have thought if a sink plug. The entire video was great, but that too right there - gold!
Thank you, glad to help!
Awesome video. Not many men do very informative what's in my bag or what I pack videos. Well done!
Thanks mate. I tried
A true minimalist, great job!
Great tips! I also usually include a small first aid kit (band aids, alcohol wipes, gauze), a small repair kit (zip ties, duct tape, twine/rope/straps), and a headlamp (so I don't waste phone battery on light). If you're sticking to cities, maybe you don't need some of this (or can buy enroute) but I like more remote locations so tend to be a bit more self-reliant. Great video though! I'm subscribing!
Flip flops in Hostel showers are a MUST. I caught athletes foot while backpacking hawaii. It got in my surfing wounds and cost me a few hikes.
My old travel buddy is a hand crank emergency AM/FM/SW radio with regular white lamp, red emergency lamp and siren. I can charge the phone battery with it if I have to.
Someone already mentioned duct tape/small 1st aid kit. Very good ideas too.
I also carry twine and a pocket knife, like the good sailor I was.
One advantage of being a middle aged man is that I don't care so much what others think about me anymore. Track suits are good travel clothing. I wear crocs too.
Finally, I carry my black leather gloves.
I used this for a writing assignment but this is awesome
Sink stopper is a great idea! I've not seen that before! Thanks
Thanks! Glad to give some new ideas ✊🏻
That sink stopper is a real great idea; not all hotels have a stopper or, you may also want to use foldable plastic-lined fabric bucket, it will allow you to soak soiled cloth and free your sink.
I would add a small first aid kit, water bottle and a shallow flat tupperware with cutlery (a spork will do but l like one proper set).
I use a buff as eye mask and ear muffler, ear plugs inside it if need be. When not used the buff sits around my neck whilst l am sleeping and it can be pulled up if someone starts waving a torch around.
My son just turned 20 and he wants to travel the world all the power to him I just wish I knew for certain he'd be okay
I started my traveling solo around 20. A lot of people do it, and most are fine. It changes you for the better and it’s a lot safer than it seems from overseas
Thank you so much ! I would like to surprise him with a plane ticket to a place where he could start . but somewhere he's not going to get killed or lost in the desert...do you have any suggestions?
Humanity was a mistake yes of course! The Mecca of young first-time backpackers is Southeast Asia. It’s cheap, it’s safe, and it is a lot of fun. So that’s Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia... the best place to start is Bangkok, Thailand. It’s the easiest, safest, most tourists, and usually the cheapest city and country to fly into. From there, he can easily get to all other countries
Thanks Alexander ! Headed to Peru for two months this is my first time leaving like this your list really made sense to me I'm trusting your advice cheers and thank you great video
how did it go?
You’re a pro!! I always overpack 🙈 gonna keep your tips in mind!
Oh wow! It’s amazing taking just that! Cheaps flights see you soon!
Aren’t those microfibre towels the bomb? I dragged mine all over SEA and I used it for everything. Showers, beach, etc. I’ve had it for years. They don’t wear out. 😎
Won’t travel without them!
Best video on minimum packing..simple. All the very best buddy.
Thank you man 🙏🏻
Get the Scrubba for washing clothes. Its awesome. Also get a paperwallet for light everyday card carry etc. Otherwise you're on point.
Oh, and buy merino wool t-shirts (3 days wear), and its possible to get good looking hybrid shorts/swimshorts.
Thanks for the tips, Scrubba is great
Great tips! Shouldn’t need more than that unless you’re camping.
TravelBuni oh yeah that’s true
been watching a lot of similar videos of this topic and yours is one of the best! Thank you! :-)
Thanks so much! That’s awesome to hear
Just received my Shell backpack from Tropicfell.....Haven't travelled with it yet but looks great...Have a look.
One's you said free, I loved your video. Very convenient accessories. Thank you!
Alex, thank you veeery much! Your content is really helpful! I hope to see more of it because you make backpacking so much lighter for beginners! Greetings from Germany!
🙏🏻🙏🏻than you!
Great tips, thanks! (I always carry a Buff, very useful whatever the weather it is)
And a tactical pen.
Appreciate the detailed explanation of each item. The best tip for me was the clothing. I tend to overpack clothes.
Love the lets put em on move!
Very wise ideas; I especially liked hearing about a the "travel towel" which I never knew existed. Thanks.
Zipper pants are always a very handy thing wich I always have on travels to ;))
Best advice! Thanks!
Great video. Do you have a link or name for the boots? Thanks.
So informal and knowledgeable !
nice video. love that backpack! We have been rving nine years so minimal is normal. LOL love the microfiber towel, I actually don't have one like that. Happy travels :-)
Me and my 7yo going backpacking in Colombia for the entire summer leave in 2 weeks and this backpack looks great...
Seems to cover all the bases, I would def need a couple of warm tops though. I feel the cold, unless it's a super warm destination.
Oh and I'm guessing you only take the shoes you have on?
This was very helpful!!!
This video was perfect! one question though!! Where do you put your DSLR?? is there any space in your bag to put the camera or do you had a separate small carrying case?
I made a video about that too, I am usually carrying it but I put it in a case in my day bag most of the time. I think I go over it in this video
- ruclips.net/video/8kMbT_0v9j8/видео.html
I really liked that day pack that you showed in the video but you don't have it linked anywhere :/
Incredible content, brother. Thanks for the tips.
We also started to travel around the world! thanks for sharing and for the inspiration! you are great :)
Thanks! One of the best packing videos I've seen. Really helps!!!
You explain things so well. This was helpful. Thank you!
🙏🏻
this was so helpful! Thankyou. I have a question. Do you leave your travel backpack at the hotel/hostel and just bring your day-bag out to places?
Great this how I’ve traveled on my China trips minimalist
Dope Video! Sending blessing your way, Keep inspiring!🎒🙌🏻
I love how practical your approach in packing. :)
Great advices ! thanx!!
great tips in the video and the comments :-)
Perfect video man, just what I wanted
From my readings you shouldn’t technically have all of your passport backups in one place. Because if you loose that wallet then you truly are fudged. Never keep all of your fish in one basket. Hard to do yes. But still do-able. I wear cargo styled pants that zip and are secure. So its easy to keep stuff separate. Also allows me to keep documents/important items directly on my person. So if my bag is misplaced or stolen somehow. I will still have access to travel and purchase needed items. Now if my passport is stolen from my hands or i forget it wherever then i can get the other items out to assist in acquiring a new passport.
This is great. Thank you. I am a bit too old to backpack, but I am a traveller that somehow remind of a backpack the way I travel. Your videos are great. Why did you sto? At home I guess? But anyhow, going to Italy soon and that is how I found your channel. And again thanx for the very informative videos on travelling.
Absolutely love your video man!
Thanks mate ✊🏻
Great video , thanks!!
Thanks for your comment ✊🏻✊🏻
Truly amazing video! Thanks for the tips!
Thanks.
Im traveling since 12 years and now I dropped all my stuff and carry just 40L backpack 🎒👍🏻
this content was very helpful thank you
Curious to know what kind of boots those are and where you got them.
Quite helpful.
I used a 45 litre M.E.I. Voyageur convertible backpack for a four month trip to Asia, and was made to check it each time at the airport. Not allowed to carry it on the plane.
So I went smaller... to a 35 litre Minaal Carry On 2.0. And THAT bag I was allowed to carry on. But now, I've gone even smaller and more minimalist.... I bought the 21 litre Minaal Daily 3.0. For unlimited traveling no matter how long I go. No more laptop... just my iPad Mini with 256 GB memory.... and no more books... I bought a Kobo H2O E-reader. But planning on leaving that behind also, as my iPad Mini has both the Kindle and the Kobo apps for reading all my books.
For a camera.... I just use my iPhone or iPad Mini or my Sonim XP3. I'll be 70 this year, and still carrying my own. No wheelie luggage.
What reason do people carry laptops anyway ? Our phones can do just about anything. Some stuff requires a bigger screen of course. And some an actual computer but realistically how often would it be used. I can see an ipad mini as i have one myself but is that even necessary?
Wow... Hats off... Great job, Man!
Kudos
Many thanks for sharing..awsome!!
Great vid alex. Packing is key to any travel adventure!
Eric Ventures thanks man, definitely! Especially backpacking
Great tips Alex! Just wondering, have you ever had any problems with airlines checking the weight of your carry on bag and making you check it in as it is over the carry on baggage weight limit?
I’ve taken about 40 flights in the last few years, and only 1/40 did they actually weigh my bag and make me check it. The tip is to scrunch and compress your backpack as much as you can to make it appear small like a regular size backpack. And the one that I use doesn’t look like a typical big backpackers backpack so it works well. They barely even look at it
It also helps to choose a BLACK bag if you have a choice of colour, like you did. Black bags look smaller for some reason and they're less likely to get noticed as oversized.
My carry on was 5 kilos overweight on my last flight, but i managed to put ALL the excess in my scottevest hoodie 😀. Also use a fanny pack. You can put heavy powerbanks etc. In there and it doesn't count, and they don't even notice it usually.
great video
You're the man MAN, ty
Dopeeee, thank you so much!
Thnks
Excellent, really helpful!!
Is that for real everything you own?! I’m impressed!!
I have never seen this one before! Keep up your good work!
Useful and honest advice! Thanks a lot.
Thanks for great tips
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment ✊🏻
Microfibre towl? Gumcha!!!
Consider getting anti theft backpack too like the xd design the one that has anti rfid or the osprey daypack. I have been using them in my travels in SE Asia and they're just amazing
nice video and helpful tips
Thank you! Hope it helps
Thank you brotha!!!
Wow I thought you would have a way bigger backpack. Definitely good to know that you can get around with a lot less :D
Yeah man! Always that or less. But of course these days I gotta add the camera gear
First off, thank you a bunch; this video rocks. Would there be any sort of Fanny packs or money belts you would suggest?
Thanks again, awesome vid.
Nice video. Where can i find this lightweight waterproof jacket?
I believe I have that in my Amazon shop linked. But also, I found one at Uniqlo, but they are all over
@@AlexanderTravelbum it's weird, but it shows me blank page whatever device I use..
if you're going away for a long time I wouldn't bring a paper book.. what are you going to do with it when you are finished? trow it away? carry it around? you can also download books on a phone/tablet so no additional book or ebook necessary :)
Yay
imagine 19th century families moving west with their horses, wagons and all their belongings needing a youtube video to tell them how to pack, lol.