What I Pack For Every Trip I Take

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This channel is so underrated, one of the best travel info in my opinion, better than random vloger ... well done!

I'm not sure why, but I didn't expect Alex to be a gamer! I also recently got the Steam Deck and I've been stunned at how good it's been as an all-around pc gaming replacement / emulation station.

I first started watching this channel when they shot the New York series. Love this host. He is just amazing. I wish he could bring us that full extensive New York series again.

I love this kind of video. Huge fan of your videos and layovers podcast. In terms of earplugs, I would highly recommend getting a set of customer earplugs. I ended up getting some for concerts and bought another set for sleeping. I think the brand I have is ACS. A bit of an investment, but I use earplugs every night though.

Attaché just fills this gap in online travel content that nothing else does. Half the content out there seems to be designed for gap year kids and “digital nomads” one-bagging it around the world with two T-shirts and one spare pair of underwear, and the other half is aspirational fantasy garbage about “luxury” travel that makes it look like the pointy end of the plane is better than your average 5 star hotel (Sharing a bathroom with 6 people is certainly nicer than sharing one with 600, but you're still sharing...)

Great video! One recommendation I have is the Airfly Duo. I usually make sure to pack it whenever I fly so I can use my Bluetooth headphones with the IFE on-board.

Great video, my accessories are also largely similar. The Bose QC35II are excellent, though mine are starting to feel like they are going to fall apart even with the pads replaced. They've been on a lot of journeys.... I now use the Bose QC in ear ones. The noise cancelling is even better and plane engine noises or train noises are largely forgotten about now. Shame the case is so damn huge. A power bank is a must really, we take so many photos and navigate so much and carrying a charger with you is excessive especially when you want to not carry it around or look for plugs in a Roman bar. I stick it in my back pocket (in the summer and with no coat) if I feel like I'm going be out for a while. Yeah it's big but I'd rather have power than not. I use a similar secrid card holder too. Keeps a few notes in there and all my cards, job done. Need to get a cable case though so great idea. Keep up the great videos mate, any idea where you're going next?

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attache is my fav cuz you are quality over quantity

Loved it! Your take on gadget reviews is 🔥

Steam deck is such a game changer! I no longer dread those long haul flights!

I just made my own packing video. I am obsessed with watching travel packing vids❤

I've had a Ridge wallet for over 3 years now. I love it, and if I ever wear it out I'll get another one.

Great video! I’ve been switching between my Bose in-ear noise cancelling buds - which are great, but ancient and still have wires - to the latest generation of AirPod Pros (which are significantly better than the 1st gen). Love the idea of using old amenity kits for cable bags - I have a stack that I cannot seem to part with. I’ve also fallen in love with my tomtoc IPad Pro case - it’s a hard shell and holds my latest generation of iPad Pro with its Magic Keyboard, the Apple Pencil, power brick, cables, Baiter battery pack, and my AirPod Pros - with a decent pocket for spare cables, dongles, and adapters. It stays in the seat pocket while flying and basically has everything I need, so don’t require access to any bag during the flight.

Love my Bose over ears and in ears NC, work a treat when i try and sleep in cattle class. Need to look at Steam deck

06:33 a proud gamer indeed :elbowcough:

Any hints on where you are filming next?

Useful information. Are you at the most minimal you've ever been with your packing? How do you safeguard your valuables? Is it safer to take them with you out on the streets or leave them in a safe at a hotel? One airline gives small Tumi bags filled with personal items. My BF gives them to me after he travels. I use them for computer accessories when I travel.

You're very lovely to watch. Though I need to ask What bag do you usually bring for travels? Have you tried using a duffle bag for your travel? I recommend using the Bento Bag from Nomad Lane. I've been using this bag for months now and it is such a hack.