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I'd like to get the larger version of this bag. Can you let me know how the xpac has held up over time?

He’s so minimal he doesn’t wear a shirt hehe love it

My cheat/hack for international travel is my Scotty Vest, I travel internationally mostly in Sept-Oct and March-May, never gotten a second look, except one time I was using a Peak Design bag and the gate attendant asked i was a photographer and I said yes, everything was weighed, except my vest which is where all my camera gear was

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Ryanair is ONE BAG ONLY, so you can take anything out!,,,

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Great video and loadout. One thing that I noticed is you're using the stock apple charging block(s), which are huge. You'd probably be able to cut down on some size/weight by getting a GAN third party one that's a bit smaller but still decent wattage.

How tall are you? Would that bag not look too small for a 6 ft?

What a Lovely Couple.

Awesome video, can't wait for my own Aer backpack too

Do you not have marinas or docks for boats in America ?? a canal is a man man waterway made in Victorian times 19th century to transport goods. Oh and having lived in London all my life never heard of Borrow market. Sorry Shakespeare didn’t perform , he was a playwright not an actor - don’t they teach you guys anything in school 😂 love the video btw 👍

The guards are real soldiers.Hope you enjoy my city of London.

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For me, i wanted try one bag or 2 bags (travel backpack+duffel for longer trips) because i do not want to go through the hassle of checking in a luggage like eveeyone else. Currently im using the Evergoods CTB26, which is very similar to the AER Travel Pack 3 Small and its lighter by 200 grams and i prefer its functionality. For duffel im using the Bellroy Venture Duffel 40L and it only weighs 620 grams. For 4 days trip, ill just use the CTB26 , AER Day Sling 3 X-Pac and a packable tote from Nomatic or Peak Design for just in case. I have learnt to travel light from watching videos like yours and from my own travel experience. At the end of the day, i want to enjoy my travels and not get stressed out over unnecessary things. Travel light and smart my friends 👍

Bro! I’m so happy for you doing what you love. Rooting for you! 🙂 - Q, from Global Summit in South Africa

why do we men still wear underwear... there's no need i stopped years ago...

Bro, your backpack and computer alone (not including the chargers etc) weigh 4 kilos. Adding in your tech gear (no clothes, no toiletries etc) and you're well over 7kgs. Just saying :)

Looking good!

looks so so much fun! love the fish shots hahaha 🐟🐟🐟

Keep it up!

I now understand why I need a trip to Bali

My advise for tops in Asia is to bring: 1) 3-4 t-shirts and 2 polos made of a variation of different materials such as 100% merino wool, cotton, mixed cotton with polyester, and pure polyester. The problem with cotton is that it is difficult to iron and in Asia, with high humidity %, it takes ages to dry. That variation of materials gives you the flexibility to play with according to circumstances, temperature, humidity and laundry/drying time. 2) Plus a mixed cotton zip-up jacket or sweatshirt with 2 zipped pockets outside (I hate pickpockets’ paranoia) and two pockets inside, plus a light raincoat. 3) The same applies to short or long pants, mixed materials except for my Levi’s 501 🥰 4) For elegant shirts, I normally bring a dark blue merino wool long sleeves from Massimo Dutti just in case a situation calls for it. I bring a water spray to remove wrinkles and use vodka instead to remove smells when no time for laundry

This video is like teleshopping with the amazon links that, most probably, brings a profit.

Still packing the apple laptop charger? ditching that with my Aer bags and one bag trips was one of the smarter things I have done. They are so big! (Apple Charger)

Nice pecs!

Man, I appreciate you sharing the thought process of trying to get the bag down under 7kg! A lot of explanations miss what a game this is. Move things around to meet the goals of the moment. Heavy stuff goes into pockets or the personal items during check-in, out of the pockets and back into bags for security, back into pockets for the gate, and finally move them to the spots you need them to be for the flight. You touched on it briefly, but you have options: the main bag, pockets, wearing some items, and your sling. I keep a 2L sling and a packable backpack as my options. I use a 38L North Face Phantom ski pack; the main feature is that the top-pocket clips off, becoming my official personal item, and the main bag fits into typical carry-on dimensions. The sling and top-pocket can fit in the packable backpack if I get hassled. But the whole solutions is just really comfortable to carry when it's all put together.

Well done! I live in the Philippines and just returned from a week in Wales and England. My one bag for travel is a 45l Osprey. Compared to you, I had less tech yet more warm weather clothing. I find it empowering to walk off the plane, go thru immigration, and keep walking past the luggage turnstiles and go straight to the train, bus, or Uber pick up.

You don't need the bottle of water because where can you refill in bali? you can't drink the water there. you will get bali belly

Why carry a brick for 1TB? You can get an SD card in that size. Or a 1.5 TB micro SD.

I travel w 4 pair of quick dry underwear and just wash them in the shower w me at the end of the day so I always have fresh undies

It's all good unless you're 6'5" 275 lbs. Minimum two bags. My shoes could be considered a carry on. Ha!

I was very close to paying almost $250 for a tour but I think ill just walk and take the train. Thank you for this video

HI. I also think this is the best way to travel the world. In short: lightness, money saving, time saving ✈🎒

The part without a shirt on, was completely unnecessary to explain one-bagging which I have been doing for more than a decade.

love the seek discomfort flag

Aer have some of the most thoughtfully designed bags out there but at over 1.5 KG for just the bag I would bring one of my 36 L UL hiking backpacks at 900 G. Currently I'm using the Osprey 26+6 because it's 0.8 KG, and can actually fit as a personal item or expand up to 32 L.

Agree with you on one bag travel. I, too, have the Aer Travel Pak 3 but I find it warm against my back. Have gone to a Tortuga pack, works better for me. otherwise agree and solid video!

Enjoy bro😊 salam dari Bali

solid moe bro!

Wow, the cove at 7:46 looks absolutely unreal. Awesome video. Thanks for sharing the journey!

Okay. I get traveling with less and doing laundry more frequently. However I do not agree with wearing the same shirt over and over without washing it in hot humid weather. I just KNOW people can smell you from across the room. And no, I don't believe people who claim "they don't stink because they wear merino wool" or "use natural deodorant". If you're not missing the gene that's responsible for making sweat smelly, then you stink. And that gene "mutation" is only common across East Asia. So...😅 you're probably one of those stinky backpacking tourists.

I always pack one bag only. Wear your jacket or pullover and heavy shoes at the airport. You can always wash undies in the shower with you at the hotel and throw them over the railing. Pack dr bronners soap. Does body and laundry (and hair if you’re a man).

Hi Kian

Love it you shared useful vlog~ 👋

One bag travel is a must for 2-3 days, maybe 4. Also depends if I’ll have access to laundry. Osprey 32L Nebula is my #1 at the moment. Also i just discovered blister hydrocolloid patches!!! GAME CHANGER and so small, can fit anywhere.

¿The AER travel backpack you use it’s the size of flight personal item? Thanks!

I always travel with a single bag. The real uneasiness for most folks to try travelling with a single bag is due to their old mindset that a wheeled luggage must go along for long distance travel so that they could bring everything along. In most cases some of the stuffs inside the heavy check-in luggage is redundant. So, pack light and get that nomadic vibes when you go travelling places to places just like I always do. Thanks Bein Kian for advocating this form of one bag travel.

Love the seek discomfort flag!

Excellent packing for a You Tuber, who have to bring copious technology wherever they go (what? No drone? No circle light?) For those of us who travel to beautiful places just to enjoy them, the only tech you need is a phone. Less tech then means you don’t need a heavy, expensive backpack. Your high school Jansport is more than enough. No problem getting to less than 12 pounds total, at a fraction of the cost. Can’t do You Tube, though.

nice video! I typically travel with a backpack and a tote bag that I slide under the seat on the plane, but I'm currently tweaking my packing to truly fit into one bag. My biggest pain points aren't exactly my fears, but a few luxury items that I know I'm being stubborn on. Every time I take something away from my pack, my brain immediately goes to "oh! now I have room for xyz random item." Still training the brain. I now travel with a Dakine Split Adventure 28L that I added a light hip belt to. It's pretty lightweight and since I'm petite, it doesn't look as bulky on me as some other bags, but there was a learning curve on how to properly pack it. Also fits most budget airlines in the US as a personal item, though I haven't tested it out. Had I known about Aer and Evergoods before then, I might have tried one of those bags. I think they're both well-constructed and designed, but they are both a bit heavier than my dakine.