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I'm starting to travel more with my business and this was great. Some things I never thought about but makes so much sense, like wet wipes and an extra pocket square!
Antonio, as a fellow former Marine without a coin, I'd tell you that you should leave that at home. I'd buy a drink for a fellow Marine and salute you for your service. It seems like a very heavy packing list, but to each their own. When I travel I prefer to dress casually on the plane and keep it to two luggage pieces - a Tumi roll on bag that fits in the overhead and a Tumi briefcase, both in ballistic Nylon. Looking forward to seeing the second part of this video.
I wish to God I could pack this lightly. Looks like you have it down to a science. Packing always takes me days and I ended up with 4 full size bags and two smaller ones last time. It's okay when flying private but a huge hassle when flying commercial. You are inspiring me to try to simplify and cut back. This is going to be difficult!
Great video and Antonio you never disappoint me in any advice videos, coming from someone who lives in Chicago which has similar weather to Wisconsin I totally can pack similar stuff. Keep up the great work
Flight crews & pilots use luggage & carriers that are polymer or plastic/alloy. Fabric or leather bags can draw bugs, lice, bed bugs, ants, etc. I'd suggest cleaning & inspecting bags or cases often. Use wipes or cleaners to reduce the germs, bacteria, mold, mildew, etc. A good garment bag & a med size case or bag can come in handy for most trips. I like Lands End, LL Bean, Duluthtrading.com . They offer "firefighter" type material bag.
Two small things I would add to this one that really takes up no space nor weight. 1. A power cable from your iPhone to your laptop, say for instance you find yourself with only one power outlet, plug in your laptop and then plug in the phone into the laptop by the USB port and charge it that way. It is not as fast as doing it directly but it might work. 2. Some Asprin or other kind of pain relif pills, not sure where you stand on these but I always try to have a pack closeby, either for myself or help someone out in need. You might really save someones day, I have done this myself.
Antonio, thanks for your video, I've been following your advice in dressing well while travelling you made in some other videos. I travel across border from the UK to mainland Europe and it does make the difference at the customs.
When having to walk a lot, I tend to lean towards backpacks. You can get some that look really stylish these days, like the Minaal (there's also a bunch in leather, but I forgot the name). If you're going to a conference, you don't want to be in pain, because your bag was too heavy. And I generally dislikes rolling bags, mostly because the leather-one I had, fairly high-end, started to rip at the bottom where the wire-frame was held in place.
Hey Antonio, great video. I was wondering do you do laundry when you travel, because you only pack like 3 pairs of boxers and 4 pairs of socks for 5 to 7 days ? Especially when you plan to workout with those socks and boxers.
Nick Bonte It's a breakdown of what I packed on a recent trip to from Wisconsin to Arizona. Keep in mind that Arizona has a milder temperature of 85?, compared to the 35? Wisconsin. So, I packed fewer jackets.
OH NO! You forgot a belt! I'd pack a brown leather that matches my shoes. It would also go nicely with the dark wash jeans. Great Video BTW ! Real Men Real Style
Great video!!!! Very useful to me, since I will be traveling to Australia-New Zealand next year. I have been researching packing and my research agrees with everything you said. Some additional comments: Wearing your bulkiest clothes is an excellent suggestion if you are traveling other than economy. I am 6’3” and 350 lbs., and usually travel Southwest. Wearing my bulkiest clothing would not work, because the eats would be big enough (and they are making them smaller). I am flying Air New Zealand, so I will have enough space to do that. Gum: Good to know I am not the only chewing gum addict. Colors: When traveling your three best friends are grey, brown and khaki. They go with everything and do not show dirt as much dark colors. Business Cards: I am having calling cards printed for the trip, because I have a difficult address and I figure it will saving me some trouble. CHUKKA BOOTS: I have been experimenting with them and they are as close as you can get to the perfect shoes. Rugged enough for active wear, but can be polished up and used for the evening. CHAMBRAY: A gift from the god’s fabric. OTHER ITEMS: Bring band aids for the inevitable cut that will not stop bleeding. Also, I bring an expander cable set to work out with. Versatile, hardly takes up any room, and you can exercise in the privacy of your room. Finally, I saw a video on another site of what American tourists look like to foreigners. They said that we wore clothes that were too big, that we were fat, and that we wore pajamas and did not care what they thought. I do not care what they think about me, but I do care what they think about my country.
Mifelt A basic dopp kit with toothbrush, toothpaste. If you need to carry shampoo, soap or hair products, transfer a small quantity into a TSA-approved travel tube.
ever since i saw alpha m's video on keeping your crotch dry and fresh, i always pack a travel size bottle of baby powder next to my wet wipes. feel a lot more comfortable when traveling
If you are going to be somewhere for over a week, shouldnt you pack fresh briefs and socks for every day? Undershirts I can understand you dont need a fresh one for every day.
Well, Caayotee has a point. I've been on a lot of hotels in a job I had transporting illegal immigrants back to their countries by plane. So I've been on hotels in almost every corner of the world, and I have never seen a hotel advertise "laundry service". I never even thought about it before. If they do have it, I shall not pack as much boxers, socks and shirts as I have done previously. (well, if it doesnt cost a fortune of course)
For a week long business trip, it looks relatively light. I'd personally cut out the jogging gear, running shoes are really bulky and I just opt out to go to the pool for exercise. I've also stopped carrying books while on travel, transitioned to the kindle fully. I also wouldn't take more than a single jacket, but that's due to me being used to living far up north. I think I'd melt in Arizona with one on.
Instead of bringing dress socks you should bring thin black athletic socks that way you can wear them with anything and not look weird wearing dress socks while running.
Oh, great! An explanation why people wear bigger bags than the size of an average tablet. (Seriously, I went a month long trip through europe with a bad that could barely have fitted a tablet. Not that I had one at that time... xD) What is an undershirt? I know it's an american thing, but... why? oO
Hey Antonio - I notice you said you're bringing 3 pairs of underwear and 4 pairs of socks for a 7-day trip. Can I assume you're getting them washed at the hotel? Otherwise, great video as always!
DerpMuffin If you need to carry shampoo, soap or hair products, transfer a small quantity into a TSA-approved travel tube. www.realmenrealstyle.com/packing-tips-travel/
Ben Strong What would you cut? Assume you're going to a business event and speaking in front of an audience, going gout nightly for dinner, and living in a temperate environment.
Real Men Real Style While I don't really abide by fashion trends, you seem to pack rather heavy. I'd cut down to maybe one tshirt to wear around the hotel since I'm not a big fan of undershirts and normally choose to do without. I'd take one pair of shoes that are dressy enough for meetings but comfortable enough for travel. Workout gear: If all I'm doing is running or swimming, no shirt is really required. Chances are also that the hotel will have a treadmill on which I would take no issue in running barefoot (I do quite often). Bodyweight exercises can be performed in the hotel room (in the buff if you so choose). One pair of gym short (like you) for working out, relaxing, or swimming. An assortment of ties with a few conservative shirts that are formal enough for a meeting, but comfortable enough for travel - Some may take issue to wearing a dress shirt all day, but I don't mind. I'd take maybe one suit with a matching blazer - I'd also wear one for the trip down. Two pair of pants: the dark wash jeans I wear to travel and the suit pants. I'd pack a pair of underwear and socks for every day I plan to be there plus one. All of the accessories will still fit. The water bottle is ingenious... kudos. I'm not much for products (creams, sprays, etc...). The most I usually take is deodorant and toothpaste. If I have space, I'll throw in my shampoo; I'll usually just use what's available at the hotel. On a trip, if it is absolutely necessary to polish anything when I am there, I'll find a cheap fix to tie me over until I return home. I never travel without my laptop(s). Yes, I have a dedicated bag that is large enough to include laptop, laptop accessories, and other carry-on essentials if my dufflebag is too large to be deemed carry-on. However, it will fit into my duffle so as to have only one bag to worry with for the remainder. Something else: I can't see traveling with such expensive luggage. My computer bag was $30 (maybe $40). My duffle was also less the $50; however, I do not remember an exact price because I have been using it for so long. My shoes don't cost over $100. Due to the small stature of both my body and my bank account, most of my shirts are ebay finds which translates to less than $20 a piece (including shipping). I guess I'm just of the the simple old-school thought (traditional good-ol-boy) when it comes to light traveling. I've made many extended trips with only one small bag. Please excuse any typing or grammatical errors. I'm still not good with this smart phone.
I guess the dry arid climate helped. ;-) Since you are a very seasoned traveler I will consider your breakdown a valuable resource.Whenever I travel, I find myself taking fewer things along for each new trip. There is a lot to be said in defense of traveling light. You are definitely on to something!
Why do you have such expensive shoes and traveling bags. (I noticed there're all well over $250 each ). I'm not trying to be rude but I'm just wondering.
C0MIC3R Because they are sponsors (or were), I know the makers, and they make quality products. Expensive is relative though - $350 shoes are inexpensive to some men, others it's a month's salary. I always say buy the best you can afford and move from there - no shame in going cheaper if your wallet isn't as thick. But strive for the best you can be.
those bags are way to heavy to lug around i like to go with my 1bag 45L RED OXX sky train carry on no check bags the only bag you need for traveling light 7 days to 21 days.
No, that is not light! I would call 3 day light: One outfit when fly - jeans, dress shoes, dress shirt, jacket. One pair shoes, dress pants and socks&underwear for every day. That is what I call light.
Love your videos, but this is not light. I travel to Tokyo with one carry-on and a briefcase for 2 weeks including formal clothes, suits etc and weekend casual. That is light.
Now I understand why americans always have such massive bags... I wonder what is considering packing heavy. oO But it's a great guide to essentials tho. (Even if your packing for 5 days is more clothes than I think I own all put together. *Laughs*) What kind of occasions do you use all those clothes for? Or do you run around so much your clothes start to smell within a day?
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Antonio is one of my most favorite RUclips personalities. Great advice abounds on his channel. I love watching his videos.
i would have liked to see how you fitted all that into your bag and what the best way is to store jackets in your suitcase without squishing them
Nikolas Maximilian Here you go: www.realmenrealstyle.com/fold-suit-jacket/
Turn it inside out out, fold it in half so that the lapels are against each other and then fold it the other way.
Won't pack some damn running socks but you'll bring an extra pocket square.
Coy Abercrombie I thought I brought the running shoes? Darn it! They are in the article!
I'm starting to travel more with my business and this was great. Some things I never thought about but makes so much sense, like wet wipes and an extra pocket square!
David Fisher exactly!
What is your opinion on the ties from Magnoli Clothiers?
Antonio, as a fellow former Marine without a coin, I'd tell you that you should leave that at home. I'd buy a drink for a fellow Marine and salute you for your service. It seems like a very heavy packing list, but to each their own. When I travel I prefer to dress casually on the plane and keep it to two luggage pieces - a Tumi roll on bag that fits in the overhead and a Tumi briefcase, both in ballistic Nylon. Looking forward to seeing the second part of this video.
I wish to God I could pack this lightly. Looks like you have it down to a science. Packing always takes me days and I ended up with 4 full size bags and two smaller ones last time. It's okay when flying private but a huge hassle when flying commercial. You are inspiring me to try to simplify and cut back. This is going to be difficult!
Blanca W haha! Is that a good thing?
Great video and Antonio you never disappoint me in any advice videos, coming from someone who lives in Chicago which has similar weather to Wisconsin I totally can pack similar stuff. Keep up the great work
TAPOUT KING RECKLESS thanks!
that's a lot of things, and you can tuck them all into a bag.
simply magical...
+Jiong Lou I know right.
Hey Antonio who makes your saddle back bag?
Thanks for your videos Antonio. Watching from England, and your videos are always helpful and interesting.
Flight crews & pilots use luggage & carriers that are polymer or plastic/alloy. Fabric or leather bags can draw bugs, lice, bed bugs, ants, etc. I'd suggest cleaning & inspecting bags or cases often. Use wipes or cleaners to reduce the germs, bacteria, mold, mildew, etc. A good garment bag & a med size case or bag can come in handy for most trips. I like Lands End, LL Bean, Duluthtrading.com . They offer "firefighter" type material bag.
Your videos just keep getting better , keep up the good work sir , serves a lot to us.
Aakash Bala thank you sir!
Two small things I would add to this one that really takes up no space nor weight. 1. A power cable from your iPhone to your laptop, say for instance you find yourself with only one power outlet, plug in your laptop and then plug in the phone into the laptop by the USB port and charge it that way. It is not as fast as doing it directly but it might work. 2. Some Asprin or other kind of pain relif pills, not sure where you stand on these but I always try to have a pack closeby, either for myself or help someone out in need. You might really save someones day, I have done this myself.
Rasmus Hammarlund great to hear - thanks for the suggestions.
Antonio, thanks for your video, I've been following your advice in dressing well while travelling you made in some other videos. I travel across border from the UK to mainland Europe and it does make the difference at the customs.
Armando Federico Salle great to hear! thank you for the feedback
When having to walk a lot, I tend to lean towards backpacks. You can get some that look really stylish these days, like the Minaal (there's also a bunch in leather, but I forgot the name). If you're going to a conference, you don't want to be in pain, because your bag was too heavy. And I generally dislikes rolling bags, mostly because the leather-one I had, fairly high-end, started to rip at the bottom where the wire-frame was held in place.
95F in arizona now.. I am travelling to NY so this helps.. thanks
saidurrob great to hear!
Did you make this a while ago? Or is it real 35 in Wisconsin in June? :/
Hey Antonio, great video. I was wondering do you do laundry when you travel, because you only pack like 3 pairs of boxers and 4 pairs of socks for 5 to 7 days ? Especially when you plan to workout with those socks and boxers.
Nick Bonte It's a breakdown of what I packed on a recent trip to from Wisconsin to Arizona. Keep in mind that Arizona has a milder temperature of 85?, compared to the 35? Wisconsin. So, I packed fewer jackets.
Thank you for the video! I am going to pick up the book "The art of Manliness-Manvotionals", today.
Rick Bradley Awesome!
Thanks, good video It came out in the perfect time for me!
Yarom H cool - thanks
Short but needed, nice work man :)
HonorFreeMusic thanks!
Nice sweater. Who makes it?
OH NO! You forgot a belt! I'd pack a brown leather that matches my shoes. It would also go nicely with the dark wash jeans. Great Video BTW ! Real Men Real Style
d126R True! You can add that to your travel list
Great video!!!! Very useful to me, since I will be traveling to Australia-New Zealand next year. I have been researching packing and my research agrees with everything you said. Some additional comments:
Wearing your bulkiest clothes is an excellent suggestion if you are traveling other than economy. I am 6’3” and 350 lbs., and usually travel Southwest. Wearing my bulkiest clothing would not work, because the eats would be big enough (and they are making them smaller). I am flying Air New Zealand, so I will have enough space to do that.
Gum: Good to know I am not the only chewing gum addict.
Colors: When traveling your three best friends are grey, brown and khaki. They go with everything and do not show dirt as much dark colors.
Business Cards: I am having calling cards printed for the trip, because I have a difficult address and I figure it will saving me some trouble.
CHUKKA BOOTS: I have been experimenting with them and they are as close as you can get to the perfect shoes. Rugged enough for active wear, but can be polished up and used for the evening.
CHAMBRAY: A gift from the god’s fabric.
OTHER ITEMS: Bring band aids for the inevitable cut that will not stop bleeding. Also, I bring an expander cable set to work out with. Versatile, hardly takes up any room, and you can exercise in the privacy of your room.
Finally, I saw a video on another site of what American tourists look like to foreigners. They said that we wore clothes that were too big, that we were fat, and that we wore pajamas and did not care what they thought. I do not care what they think about me, but I do care what they think about my country.
Icebreaaker solid comment
What about any hygiene products? Do you take any or just rely on the hotel ones?
Mifelt A basic dopp kit with toothbrush, toothpaste. If you need to carry shampoo, soap or hair products, transfer a small quantity into a TSA-approved travel tube.
What about toiletries? Cool vid!
This guys a maniac!!
Is it usual to manage 5-7 days with only 3 sets of underware in US?
In Europe you would carry about 6-8 sets of those...
baltabeeb I wash my underwear and undershirts in the shower - they dry within 24 hours and it saves me from bringing 7 pairs.
makes sense, might try that myself! ;-)
cheers! and keep on!
I heard you need hair products. There's a brand called Pete and Pedro run by a guy called Alpha M. :'-). Great video Antonio.
very classy Like your comments!
I really curious to know how you store your shoes when traveling. Especially if they are freshly polished.
Colyers great to hear from you - this should help: www.realmenrealstyle.com/keeping-dust-off-your-dress-shoes/
Thanks great video
wolf You're welcome!
Full review of Hook and Albert weekender?
Where did you find the shirt stays?
eagarzilla Here you go: www.realmenrealstyle.com/resources/
ever since i saw alpha m's video on keeping your crotch dry and fresh, i always pack a travel size bottle of baby powder next to my wet wipes. feel a lot more comfortable when traveling
I was hoping you'd show us how to pack as in how you got all that stuff into that bag...
Thank you for the video.
leahdin good suggestion - that's for another video
It would be great to see you make a video on how to pack all these items.
Richard Nahigian thanks for the feedbacl
Well done!!
If you are going to be somewhere for over a week, shouldnt you pack fresh briefs and socks for every day? Undershirts I can understand you dont need a fresh one for every day.
DonQuixotec true! I packed four pairs of socks. I deliberately left out athletic socks, because I can wear the dress socks with my workout shoes.
Well, Caayotee has a point. I've been on a lot of hotels in a job I had transporting illegal immigrants back to their countries by plane. So I've been on hotels in almost every corner of the world, and I have never seen a hotel advertise "laundry service". I never even thought about it before. If they do have it, I shall not pack as much boxers, socks and shirts as I have done previously. (well, if it doesnt cost a fortune of course)
Caayotee Aye, Sir :) Thanks for the info.
There is a new Sock company I came across called Soxy and they have some pretty cool styles 😊
For a week long business trip, it looks relatively light.
I'd personally cut out the jogging gear, running shoes are really bulky and I just opt out to go to the pool for exercise.
I've also stopped carrying books while on travel, transitioned to the kindle fully.
I also wouldn't take more than a single jacket, but that's due to me being used to living far up north. I think I'd melt in Arizona with one on.
Šarūnas Žukauskas it depends --- if what exercise you're planning to do.
Any tips on good luggage to use to keep your suits from getting wrinkled?
Evan Richards A garment bag should help - www.realmenrealstyle.com/garment-hanger-bag/
How do you pack without creasing your shirts etc?
Paul Matthews this article should help: www.realmenrealstyle.com/3-ways-fold-shirt/ or www.styleforum.net/t/27859/jacket-sleeve-buttons-how-many-rule
Real Men Real Style Thank you
how would you pack for an 10 day trip.
Same, just add an extra of every clothing (shirts, trousers, etc) and a bigger luggage.
I heard that Driving moccasins fall apart when you walk in them instead of driving. Is that true? How long are they supposed to last?
I would love to drive a mile in your moccasins just see what it would be like to be you.
***** huh?
Austin Haught This should help: www.gentlemansgazette.com/moccasin-driving-mocs-guide/
Great video
what about some belts?
Good shout with the socks, traveling light I don't pack the running socks.
Wisconsin REPRESENT!
What maker and model are the shoes at 1:24?
***** Driving moccasins - www.paulevansny.com/collections/loafers/products/driving-shoe
Hey Antonio, I really admire all your videos and I'm looking forward for more.But I guess you've forgotten your toiletries. 😂
Rahil Hamza this is actually part 2 of my travel video: ruclips.net/video/nQBQBOvExO8/видео.html&lc=z12ay3wy5kz0ghc5z04cepc5ytjrcpcimho
Thanks alot mate and the thing that you replied actually made my day. 😊
as well as office workers would be nice if you diversified to the everyday guy
What is the gum for?
... Chewing
his luggage is more than my entire wardrobe
Instead of bringing dress socks you should bring thin black athletic socks that way you can wear them with anything and not look weird wearing dress socks while running.
you're video's only appear to apply to businessmen
Oh, great! An explanation why people wear bigger bags than the size of an average tablet. (Seriously, I went a month long trip through europe with a bad that could barely have fitted a tablet. Not that I had one at that time... xD)
What is an undershirt? I know it's an american thing, but... why? oO
What about toothbrush? Still a good video :)
Jean Hubert yes - it's included in the grooming items to pack in your bag: www.realmenrealstyle.com/packing-tips-travel/
Let me guess. You travel in first/business class
Can you repeat the name of the bag to impress and the previous one?
Caljkusic1 JW Hulme Co and Blue Claw Co :) www.realmenrealstyle.com/packing-tips-travel/
Real Men Real Style well sh*t :p , love the bag style is there any cheaper alternative?
I don't understand why any one needs 4 pairs of shoes and 5 pairs of pants for 5 days =(
Данил Амиров for a long day of flying, shoes to be more comfortable in and for my fitness goals :)
Did somebody forget to pack the Tiege Hanley? Aaron is going to be upset .......😉
Hey Antonio - I notice you said you're bringing 3 pairs of underwear and 4 pairs of socks for a 7-day trip. Can I assume you're getting them washed at the hotel? Otherwise, great video as always!
esiu74 I wash my underwear and undershirts in the shower - they dry within 24 hours and it saves me from bringing 7 pairs.
esiu74 Maybe he likes to let them hang free some times and give them some fresh air.
***** Honestly, not bringing enough underwear for each day is the last thing I would consider for a trip. I really hope that's not the case.
Move the camera down please - so we can see the items and packing!
You forgot toiletries (probably mentioned previously in the comments) such as toothbrush, toothpaste, shaving accessories, etc.
DerpMuffin If you need to carry shampoo, soap or hair products, transfer a small quantity into a TSA-approved travel tube.
www.realmenrealstyle.com/packing-tips-travel/
I figured that light would only consist of one bag with only the necessary clothes. That looked like $2000 worth of dead weight.
Ben Strong What would you cut? Assume you're going to a business event and speaking in front of an audience, going gout nightly for dinner, and living in a temperate environment.
Real Men Real Style Seems appropriate for the occasion. But what I'd like to know Antonio is how the hell did you fit all that in that bag haha! :D
Real Men Real Style While I don't really abide by fashion trends, you seem to pack rather heavy. I'd cut down to maybe one tshirt to wear around the hotel since I'm not a big fan of undershirts and normally choose to do without. I'd take one pair of shoes that are dressy enough for meetings but comfortable enough for travel. Workout gear: If all I'm doing is running or swimming, no shirt is really required. Chances are also that the hotel will have a treadmill on which I would take no issue in running barefoot (I do quite often). Bodyweight exercises can be performed in the hotel room (in the buff if you so choose). One pair of gym short (like you) for working out, relaxing, or swimming. An assortment of ties with a few conservative shirts that are formal enough for a meeting, but comfortable enough for travel - Some may take issue to wearing a dress shirt all day, but I don't mind. I'd take maybe one suit with a matching blazer - I'd also wear one for the trip down. Two pair of pants: the dark wash jeans I wear to travel and the suit pants. I'd pack a pair of underwear and socks for every day I plan to be there plus one. All of the accessories will still fit. The water bottle is ingenious... kudos. I'm not much for products (creams, sprays, etc...). The most I usually take is deodorant and toothpaste. If I have space, I'll throw in my shampoo; I'll usually just use what's available at the hotel. On a trip, if it is absolutely necessary to polish anything when I am there, I'll find a cheap fix to tie me over until I return home. I never travel without my laptop(s). Yes, I have a dedicated bag that is large enough to include laptop, laptop accessories, and other carry-on essentials if my dufflebag is too large to be deemed carry-on. However, it will fit into my duffle so as to have only one bag to worry with for the remainder.
Something else: I can't see traveling with such expensive luggage. My computer bag was $30 (maybe $40). My duffle was also less the $50; however, I do not remember an exact price because I have been using it for so long. My shoes don't cost over $100. Due to the small stature of both my body and my bank account, most of my shirts are ebay finds which translates to less than $20 a piece (including shipping).
I guess I'm just of the the simple old-school thought (traditional good-ol-boy) when it comes to light traveling. I've made many extended trips with only one small bag. Please excuse any typing or grammatical errors. I'm still not good with this smart phone.
Dennis Mortensen It fit no issue - guess I'm a good packer!
soap?
Ow yea, and 2 more dress shirts.
viesitis yes!
The Title should have been "What to Pack" instead of how to pack. I expected you to show how u packed all these stuff.
+Saranraj Annamalai that's for another video
08:40 is the most epic
preciousmetals168 thanks!
show the items Bro. the camera focus on your face
Wet wipes, the staple of any military operation.
Philip Mario Pompili you got it
Only three pairs of underwear?! You're a better man than I. ;-)
William Albert It's a breakdown of what I packed on a recent trip to from Wisconsin to Arizona.
I guess the dry arid climate helped. ;-) Since you are a very seasoned traveler I will consider your breakdown a valuable resource.Whenever I travel, I find myself taking fewer things along for each new trip. There is a lot to be said in defense of traveling light. You are definitely on to something!
Why do you have such expensive shoes and traveling bags. (I noticed there're all well over $250 each ). I'm not trying to be rude but I'm just wondering.
C0MIC3R Because they are sponsors (or were), I know the makers, and they make quality products. Expensive is relative though - $350 shoes are inexpensive to some men, others it's a month's salary. I always say buy the best you can afford and move from there - no shame in going cheaper if your wallet isn't as thick. But strive for the best you can be.
He almost has more shoes than he does underwear.
Didn't show us how to pack.
that's so weird for most guy nowadays to travel without a huge bag of hair or skin products
Always keep the wet wipes.
***** wet whips? :)
Wipes* mad typo also good morning lol
Thaks for your video. I want to suggest that you need a nice hair cut.
those bags are way to heavy to lug around i like to go with my 1bag 45L RED OXX sky train carry on no check bags the only bag you need for traveling light 7 days to 21 days.
No, that is not light!
I would call 3 day light:
One outfit when fly - jeans, dress shoes, dress shirt, jacket.
One pair shoes, dress pants and socks&underwear for every day.
That is what I call light.
viesitis good point there
Only three pairs of underwear, for a week?
Love your videos, but this is not light. I travel to Tokyo with one carry-on and a briefcase for 2 weeks including formal clothes, suits etc and weekend casual. That is light.
$369 for a pair of shoes? HAHAHAHAHAHA
That's packing light?! Ha! And yeah, you forgot to pack your diapers.
Juan Federico yes - not ultra light. That's for another video though
Gentlemen, you know what u need wet wipes for ;)
Nikita Sharapov for obvious reasons :)
u forgot ur tooth brush 😂😂😂😂😂
You seemed quite in a hurry in the later part of the video!
Eduardo Ceballos really?
Just a little bit.
3 pairs of underwear on a 7 day trip?
Now I understand why americans always have such massive bags... I wonder what is considering packing heavy. oO
But it's a great guide to essentials tho. (Even if your packing for 5 days is more clothes than I think I own all put together. *Laughs*)
What kind of occasions do you use all those clothes for? Or do you run around so much your clothes start to smell within a day?
This is packing light? Are you serious?
joegarcia54 Yes :) It's not ultra light packing
All the fancy clothing gadget and an empty water bottle?
a grooming KIT
Battery pack
That's light packing?!... you should keep the light out of the title.
lirianoc yes it is :)
3 pairs of underwear and you will be gone for more than a week?wtf?????
You are over-using the word, "actually". Stop it.
I’m not gonna talk much, ok.