The Ultimate Digital Nomad Packing List | Updated 2024
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- Check out the updates we’ve made to our Digital Nomad Packing List over the last year. See all 80+ items hand-picked for minimalist carry on travel on our website 👉 packhacker.com/packing-list/d...
We’re always looking for the best bags, tech, and toiletries to bring with us when we travel. From our new favorite sling and Dopp kit to ways to get a better night’s sleep in a noisy hotel, we've got tech essentials and travel accessories for your life as a Digital Nomad.
0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Bags & Organizers
2:19 - Clothing & Accessories
4:36 - Productivity & Tech
7:24 - Toiletries & Personal Care
8:33 - Miscellaneous
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Tom’s Digital Nomad Packing List (men’s): app.packhacker.com/u/twahlin
Lauren's Digital Nomad Packing List (women’s): app.packhacker.com/u/lauren-m...
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PRODUCTS MENTIONED
Bellroy Venture Ready Sling 2.5L: packhacker.com/travel-gear/be...
Allett Travel Wallet: packhacker.com/travel-gear/al...
Arcade Atlas Belt: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ar...
JINS Switch Classic 345: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ji...
Philley Aluminum Ultra-Light Eyeglass Case: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ph...
Ten Thousand Interval Short: packhacker.com/travel-gear/te...
getaway Pack Light Hat 2.0: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ge...
Aer Pro Kit: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ae...
Anker 747 Charger (GaNPrime 150W): packhacker.com/travel-gear/an...
NITECORE Carbo 10000 Power Bank: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ni...
Rolling Square AirCard: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ro...
Aer Dopp Kit 3: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ae...
Ritter Hair & Beauty Care O-CUT Hair Trimmer (XSZ-10s): packhacker.com/travel-gear/ri...
Loop Quiet Earplugs: packhacker.com/travel-gear/lo...
Heroclip Mini: packhacker.com/travel-gear/he...
NITECORE TINI 2: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ni...
Montbell Travel Umbrella: packhacker.com/travel-gear/mo...
RAB Phantom Waterproof Pull-On Jacket: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ra...
Oura Ring: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ou...
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What gear from our updated list are you most excited to try? ✈🎒💻
This video is good only because u mentioned anker. But the powerbank choice was slim sure but weak. But I get it this is product u like not best of the best
Can I add something to your list? About 2-3 years ago I came across the yoga tune up therapy balls. They are a semi soft ball either about baseball size ( plus pair) or smaller . Out of all the various soft tissue products I've tried really allow you to adjust the pressure as you work out sore spots. I'm a professional photographer who travels for work, I'm often carrying a heavy Aer travel bag through airports, holding cameras all day, or working on a laptop. All of which can play havoc on my back or shoulders and traps. These balls take up a small amount space but really work wonders and stop small flare ups from becoming entrenched . The ability to release tension in and around your neck or lower back ( roll out your glutes) is worth a small amount of weight. If you're exploring a new city or say hiking the Camino, get these for rolling out your feet after a long day. My crew all use them now.
I bought Roka’s prescription glasses around 3 years ago, and they came with an amazingly thin and sturdy case
Watching Tom and Lauren walk through TSA in all black, with sunglasses and masks, triggers my inner gamer instincts for some reason. I feel like a cut scene is about to happen. Also question for the community. Do you guys really find it practical to use both a tech pouch and an admin panel? I feel like tech pouches just bring bulk to what should be a well-designed admin panel.
I have a timbuk2 backbag. I dont use any tech pouch and when I need to travel with tech I just use the bag’s inner pockets.
Usually my work trips are quite short (a few days) so it’s def not a digital nomad situation. But I haven’t felt the need for a tech pouch yet
Them walking in all black has total “I wonder who the main characters are” energy
I don’t use either of those, I just use the internal pockets on my backpack
@@luismartins1150I use the pack's built in organization combined with small Ziploc bags. It's easier to keep items separate like chargers, cables and SSDs in different Ziplocs.
@@ccscatenaApologies, usually admin panel are those tech pockets most backpacks have. At least that's how I know them. But totally internal pockets make more sense.
Nice one as always - I've switched to Bellroy 2.5L sling too for EDC! Keep up the great work 👍 JG
Thanks for watching! 😃
I love this channel so much, and have been using their recommendations to tailor my own one bag experience, but could the team do a video on the weight of their travel bags? I don't understand how the Digital Nomad packing guide can comply with most plane companies carry on weight requirements?
2:35 the Gothic couple going through TSA
They look badass honestly
@knowyourhistory For real, looks like they went in without even making a line or showing their boarding pass 😆
My go to for glasses is Lensrappa. Doesn't do much for the arms, but protects the lenses very well. Very high speed, low drag. And magnets!
Love your videos Tom
Great update and video
Thanks for watching! 😃
Id love to see you have a better choice then the bagel. It seams so outdated and with most things going usb or usb c there has to be better options out there. Also i feel like some of the choice are eaither always out of stock on the list or no longer being made like the tom bin mini ghost pouches. Id really like to see a major rehaul of the list or just better alternative listed. As some one who travels a lot for conventions in hotels id love to see more eye on keep your lists updates or assigning other memebers to stay on top of updating things
The best EDC sunglasses for me are from ThinOptics.
They are rather gentle, but nothing beats the VERY thin hard case they fold into. It’s a game changer for sunglasses carry.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
For a slim sunglasses case, try a Lensrappa London
My significant other introduced me to loops a couple of years ago. While I don't use them personally she swears by them and always has them in her edc. I use a combination of hero clips and infinity tools everyday. I simply cannot live without them.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
Love the list!
Maybe you can look into happy ears earplugs. I just got a pair and they are very tiny and still do a great job to shut down noise. I like them because they create a seal without having to push them as far in as other earplugs while still being very comfortable to sleep in. They also have versions made from recycled plastic. Keep it up!
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll pass it along.
The Aer Day Sling 3 doesn't have a buckle on the back, its right next to the sling just like the Bellroy
Love it 😀
Thanks for watching! 😃
@@PackHacker you're welcome
if you dont need prescriptions, I really like Roav sunglasses for travelling.
Loved this one, always appreciate your suggestions. In the video you show the Session shorts from Ten Thousand, but the link goes to the Interval shorts instead, minor hiccup. Thanks!
Thank you for letting us know!
The Montbell Travel Umbrella link in your description is for their older model. That version appears to be discontinued as it appears under their closeout section and is out of stock.
Thanks for the heads up!
Tom - What is the t-shirt you’re wearing in this video? I’m trying to find a merino pocket tee with good sleeve length. I tried Unbound, but their sleeves are just too short for me.
Fyi, that Anker charger does not give your laptop the full 140 w. It's 150 w split between three ports. But each individual Port maxes out at 100W. I'm waiting for anchor to come out with the small form factor charger that will do 140 w on one port and also has additional ports that I can use to charge other devices. They do have a 140 watt charger that only has one port. They also have a power strip type thing that will do 140 w in one port and I tend to use that for work.
But you don’t need 140w to charge a laptop, that would be unnecesary.
@@jxirocxmpos you do if you want it to charge at full speed for the 16". If you don't care about charging it fast, it's sensible to step down to a smaller charger. Anker has one that'll do 100 from one port and 20 from another (laptop and phone). This " 150" W one confuses people because they think it'll do 150 from one port.
I use a Pelican case for my glasses. The size that I have fits 2 pairs of glasses with a bit of extra space still. I'm just too naturally destructive for anything less protective as a glasses case. 😅
The Pelican 1030 case.
Whatever works! 😂
is the AER pro kit really much smaller than the AER slim pouch? I have the slim one and seems smaller than the pro
Bellroy sling looks so cheap and wrinkled, Tomtoc all the way
I agree, I love my tomtoc and also have a Patagonia collapsible sling
Which tomtoc
I've gone ultra light - switched out my 16" MBP with a 13" M3 Air.
Have you noticed a big difference?
@@PackHackerI haven’t travelled with it yet but in just handling it, oh yes, absolutely. The difference is 2.2 lbs., and I'm trying to only work with 15.4 lbs. total, so, yeah, big difference.
Thanks for the video! Friendly reminder to everyone to purchase any of these products directly from their respective company. Please do *NOT* purchase any products on Amazon or other large retailers. If we want these sorts of products to continue to exist, we need to purchase direct. Happy shopping!
Will there also be an update to the women’s list?
That would be great! I hope they do it
In what situation is a Hero clip better than an S-biner ?
Recommendations for eye masks?
packhacker.com/blog/general/best-sleep-mask/ 🤙
Is this the Aer channel :} ?
What do you think is better to do? Travel with a small backpack for your personal item and a duffel bag or a sling bag for the personal item and a bigger backpack?
Backpackable tote is a great solution.
8:49 is that woman wearing swimming goggles as a mask or wtf is that? :D
wrap your sunglass case😅
tomtoc Shoulder Bag for Nintendo Switch > anything by Bellroy. 1/3 the price of the Bellroy in the regular sales, and available in a nicer Khaki colour. They also make lots of other decent pouches and cases. Montbell also make better, and more colourful, options for many of the things you mentioned. Don't you get confused with all your pouches being black? And please stop dressing all in black - it's so dull, and you're not a Navy SEAL / SAS operative...
I hate the fad of sling bags, and I'd not be seen dead in one. Any decent messenger type bags out there?
Timbuk2 just came out with a variety of smaller messenger bags
With £10k+ to pay for all of these, is there even money left for travelling ? 😂
Bellroy’s stupid obsession with magnets is a turn off to so many of their products
seems like y'all are running out of new gear recommendations. just feels like you keep trying to repackage and rotate the same gear in and out of every other video. travel tech innovation must be getting pretty stagnant.
I mean, once you have a backpack, you really can only get a bigger one or a nicer looking one. A bigger battery pack? Some sort of tracker, a flashlight, etc
@@antwanthorogood4921 true
I went on a hunt for the most minimalist sunglasses case and ended up getting one on etsy that essentially is a suede cover that folds over the lenses while the arms are “left out”. My glasses arent entirely encased in something hard but for low key everyday use, they work perfectly and have saved me so much space.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙