r/ManyBaggers

r/onebag

  • 15 comments • reddit.com

    REI has their backpacks on sale for 30% off and their usual 20% off on any full price item and more. Through 1120.

    Packing cubes too.

  • 94 comments • reddit.com

    This is definitely a bait title but I was curious if anyone else does this. So essentially every trip I go on, I tend to bring clothes that are beaters to throw away to give me a little buffer on not doing laundry. Was wondering if anyone else does this or at least give an idea to other people. Essentially it would be stuff that can’t be donated. So usually I bring cotton socks with holes to give me a buffer before I get to my nice wool ones. Tees that are too far gone under a hoody. Recently I brought two pairs of shoes on a three month long journey knowing that I can never find a replacement for my size traveling but also a pair of beaters that are on their last legs. I find this works well when you are transitioning your wardrobe at home as I tend to wear specific clothes when traveling for extended periods vs stuff where I live. It almost feels like I am giving a clothing item a burial in a way, again I am very against disposable culture and fast fashion so this is not that.

  • 106 comments • reddit.com

    Hey guys, first time overseas traveler here.

    Next year my girlfriend and I are going to Europe for five weeks in March/April and I’m looking for some tips and recommendations on bags and gear that’ll make life easier and less cluttered while over there.

    We’ll be on the move a lot, Hitting Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy trying to see as much as we can. I’ve done plenty of travelling around Australia and have never been one to take much with me, my partner reckons i should take a big suit case but I don’t think a big suit case full of crap i don’t need is me.

    Basically what I’m asking you guys is what are some hot tips you guys have picked up for one bagging, maybe you pack things a certain way?

    Also any gear recommendations would be greatly appreciated, backpacks with a convenience factor, organizers etc.

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    Cheers!

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