Tips for Men: How to Pack in a Carry-On for Business (Airline Pilot Packing Tips and Tricks)
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Men will learn from a pilot how to pack business attire in only a carry-on suitcase. These tips and tricks will help men pack blazers, business shirts, pants and casual outfits. #traveltips #carryononly #businesssuit #menstravel
Essentials this man packs in carry-on luggage:
Carry-on suitcase: old Luggage Works
Backpack with garnet interior: amzn.to/4ciFMe5 (also comes in red)
Pilot backpack: weighs 8 lbs empty and old Samsonite
Compression cubes: amzn.to/3TdtcUS
My pink shirt: bit.ly/3weeBAE
Necklace: amzn.to/3VkVOhE
Bracelets: amzn.to/48RRWaV
Blazers: Kohls
Cords travel case: amzn.to/3x3fE6Q
Travel toothbrush: amzn.to/3wSIKFX
Toiletry kit for guys (MINI): amzn.to/3TDw6Ur
*NEW Toiletry set for men: amzn.to/4cjxDGe
Liquids bag: amzn.to/43nU3SL
Men's shorts for travel: Gerry at Costco
Swimsuit with NO ADJUSTING: Fair Harbor (size 36 is an XL)
Men's pants for touring: Costco (I am the one who spends money on clothes-not Chris)
Men's super thin nail clippers that my brother pilot packs: amzn.to/3PnGexZ
Dude Wipes: also in grocery store
Travel tip videos that may help:
Travel hacks from 2024: bit.ly/NewTravelHacks
Pilot explains turbulence: bit.ly/PilotHelpsWithTurbulence
Questions for pilots: bit.ly/PilotAnswersToiletQus
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Essentials this man packs in carry-on luggage:
Carry-on suitcase: old Luggage Works
Backpack with garnet interior: amzn.to/4ciFMe5 (also comes in red)
Pilot backpack: weighs 8 lbs empty and old Samsonite
Compression cubes: amzn.to/3TdtcUS
My pink shirt: bit.ly/3weeBAE
Necklace: amzn.to/3VkVOhE
Bracelets: amzn.to/48RRWaV
Blazers: Kohls
Cords travel case: amzn.to/3x3fE6Q
Travel toothbrush: amzn.to/3wSIKFX
Toiletry kit for guys (MINI): amzn.to/3TDw6Ur
*NEW Toiletry set for men: amzn.to/4cjxDGe
Liquids bag: amzn.to/43nU3SL
Men's shorts for travel: Gerry at Costco
Swimsuit with NO ADJUSTING: Fair Harbor (size 36 is an XL)
Men's pants for touring: Costco (I am the one who spends money on clothes-not Chris)
Men's super thin nail clippers that my brother pilot packs: amzn.to/3PnGexZ
Dude Wipes: also in grocery store
Travel tip videos that may help:
Travel hacks from 2024: bit.ly/NewTravelHacks
Pilot explains turbulence: bit.ly/PilotHelpsWithTurbulence
Questions for pilots: bit.ly/PilotAnswersToiletQus
Do you have a link for that gorgeous bedspread? and maybe the cross tie clip.
Hi, the cross was from Lifeway probably 20 years ago. The bedspread is Amazon but extended length-it goes ALL the way to the floor on all sides lol.@@Tribblejuice
I love how y'all are non-nonsense when you give advice and tips. You're videos are always educational and enjoyable to watch. Thank you Laurie & Chris! 🥰
Thank you!
Chris I wanted to tell you that your Q&A’s you’ve done with Laurie really helped me get over my fear of flying.
Dec I was on a flight where we had fog and rain and hit some turbulence but I just kept telling myself, the turbulence is just like a pothole and I was fine.
Thank you so much!
@@KushSmith-dp9jzWhat?
Thank you for the husband's point of view!
I hope more men see this travel tips video.
I asked my husband if he would be interested in viewing this video and I was shocked when he said “key it up” without hesitation (he normally doesn’t watch UA-cam). He said it was very good and that he learned tips to apply to our next trip. Thank you! 😊
Wow, woohoo!
Dry cleaner bags keep blazers looking great. Stuff the sleeves, pack one inside in each padded shoulder area, then line the body of the blazer. Fold arms in neatly, cover whole blazer with another dry cleaner bag. Then fold as needed. Been doing this for years; Martha Stewart tip. ❤
Thanks so much!!
So much fun seeing how blazers, dress shirts/pants get packed- makes me appreciate all our less bulky clothing options as a woman.
To me they have it so much easier lol.
That was so much fun hearing tips from a man's perspective. Thanks so much!
Hi Judy!
Appreciate your channel and practical, economical advice. Especially like that you aren't hawking overbuilt trendy baggage and accessories!
Oh I have tons of must have travel essential videos, but they are the ones I actually fly with.
Great video. Army Tip: I would turn whatever (T-shirt, socks, underwear, uniform) inside out when used/dirty. (Wife of a DFW pilot)
Yes, that is one thing he does too. Thanks!
Is that to get an extra day’s wear? :)
@@bob_the_bomb4508 when times get tough and you run out of clean, you have a whole pile to determine: wash or "one more day". ;)
Laurie: y’all are such a cute couple! I love when the two of you present together. Thank you both!
Thanks!!
@@KushSmith-dp9jz what would that be?
@@KushSmith-dp9jz I’m happily married, for 26 years now. Probably wouldn’t be a real good idea. I’m sorry.
Hooray! Your video is here! This is really well-done; no cutesy extraneous talk. These tips and folding techniques are great for everyone. Thank you to your "pro traveler" pilot husband for his approaches to packing. Thank you both; fair skies ahead! peace
Hope this helps alot of guys pack!
One tip for blazers is to turn them inside out but leave the sleeve right side out. Fold in half with lapels together then fold in 3 lengthways. GQ has a video that show it’s better than my explanation. ‘Pack a blaze for travel with GQ. The second method.
Ooh thanks so much!
Thanks Mister Travel Tips by Laurie, you were fabulous. I always enjoy when you are a special guest on Laura's videos. I shared this video with my husband as it was so helpful.
Happy Saturday Laurie and Chris!❤ great video!
Perfect timing; TFS! My parents are leaving for a cruise next month so I’ll make sure to show this to my dad lol
Ooh so happy for them!!
Thanks much for providing these tips. When it comes to the backpack, I use quart-sized pouches, not only for the liquids (up to 3.4 oz.) but also for the chargers to my laptop, tablet and smartphone as well as any computer accessories like removable flash drives and any adapters and a wireless mouse and a wired mouse. I place these in separate compartment in my backpack to keep it organized. I place my tablet and laptop each in a sleeve to keep them protected while they are placed the laptop/tablet compartment in the rear of the backpack. I also use a protective to protect my smartphone to protect it from scratches and cracks. Hope these things I use help you.
Thanks for your input.
Good job Chris and Laurie! Thanks so much for all the tips! 🍀💜
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for taking the time to enlighten us!!😊
I hope it helps those men who need it.
Thank you to both of you! This is great!
Thank you too!
Thank you Laurie for this video. Very informative.
Love your packing videos, thanks so much
Thank you!!
Thank you Captain! Great tips!
No worries!
Great video! He's a keeper, Laurie.
Definitely!
In the UK in the 60’s and 70’s there was a famous travel journalist called Alan Whicker. He would swear by wearing a blazer (those jackets at around 04:00 aren’t blazers btw). As he said, you can wear a blazer on a yacht and still look smart at a black tie dinner…
Well, blazers and navy sports jackets are the "Little Black Dress" for men. Dress it up. Dress it down. The same can be said about derbies and to a lesser degree, loafers. Advice from 60 years ago still relevant today. Gotta love it.
Love this for my husband!
Wonderful!
Love your video so much I learned more stuff Keep watching. Beautiful video ❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for the advice.
Glad it was helpful!
I typically identify clothes that need to be laundered by either turning them inside out or packing them rolled instead of folded. I also like to have a thin plastic grocery bag in case I need to isolate something. I've never bothered to use a folding toothbrush or other "travel" brush - I just pack a regular toothbrush in a sandwich bag.
my other two big travel tips: I have a pair of black golf pants, I use for my airplane pants. they have no rivets, and they are very comfortable for flying, while still looking nice. they also have the advantage that I can wear them with or without a belt, so no belt for security. then I wear a jacket with zippered pockets. everything I'd normally carry in my pants and shirt pockets, I can zip into the jacket, and then just put the jacket into the bin at security. (except my pocketknife, of course, that either stays home or goes into checked luggage.)
another tip: always start your airport outfit by clearing out your pockets, to avoid accidentally having something you'll have to leave behind. I've never done it, but the internet is full of memes about it.
Thanks for your input!
Thank you. Before I travel, I always try to establish if the hotels I am staying in have a guest laundry room to help cut down the number of shirts, etc, I need for a trip, but this only works if you know you can find the time to do the laundry. Sadly, hotel booking sites don't always specify this in their list of facilities.
Great points!
Great tips
Hope it was helpful!
Hi Laurie, I love all your common-sense travel videos. I travel quite a lot with a group of friends and I would love for you to do tips for traveling with groups. For instance, we discovered after staying as a group in VRBOs we all needed to label our phone chargers with our names/initials because most of them look the same. When we're packing up to go home, we used to have the charger shuffle before we all labeled ours.
Another tip for airplanes I've never heard mentioned. On most airplaines, the armrest on most aisle seats will flip up for easy entry to the row of seats. The release lever is underneath, toward the back of the aisle seat armrest. It's especially convenient when someone in the middle or window seat has to get up use the bathroom.
Yes those are great travel hacks! One thing I do is have a piece of Washi tape from Michaels to match the cord with the block and the electronic it goes to. Thanks!
REcthe armrest access to row… if I’m in the window or middle (or whatever seat) sorry, but you guys are getting up ever time I need to use the bathroom… I decided a long time ago.. I’m NOT climbing over ANYONE to get in or out of my seat!!! Do all you guys and gals out there do that??? I’m just NOT gonna climb over everybody in the row sorry! Not enuf room as it is… goodness!! Yall are getting up to let me in/out! It’s either your front or rear in their faces… Nor would I allow anyone to climb over me ! Am I the crazy one????
Thank you so much beautiful couple ❤
Super interesting and your husband's hacks work for ladies who are packing the same kinds of clothes. This is such a useful video, thank you both!
Thank you!
We turn dirty t-shirts inside out. Great ideas for my hubby! Thanks!
Love that!
Great tips. Will share with my husband. 😘
Super! Thank him for watching.
I love this video. Thank you for doing this. As I say, I wear the pants in the family, but my wife picks them out. 😂
Ha!! I love that. That is the best comment!
Fun ! Now Chris needs to show Vinnie how to pack for international travel ( in a backpack & overhead) He's a Costco shopper also.
Hello Aullie & Nathan ~
Great minds think alike!
I use an old Eagle creek folio thing that designed for just this. Nor sure if they still make it
Love his bag Laurie! ISO an overnight type bag that’ll allow me to put in outfits on hangers. Ideas? Also have a Leapbag messenger bag with a snuck combo lock. Any ideas on how to open it?
He used one, but it is the size of his carry-on suitcase which will count as your carry-on item fyi: amzn.to/49YycUB
What does he do for shaving. My husband shaves everyday, what can he use instead of using shaving cream?
Good packing tips. What were the names of the bags used?
Hi, all links are in the first comment and paragraph below the video. His flight bag is 8 lbs empty so I did not mention it.
Keeping such a heavy bag, it must be irreplaceable. Any thought to if it were to be upgraded, what bag would it be?
🥰🥰🥰
My tips: I roll up my husbands belt and ties and put them inside his shoes. I put his shoes inside plastic shower caps to keep his clothes from getting dirty. I button up his dress shirts and try to fold them neatly so ironing is easier.
Great ideas for a guy!
Are there height and weight requirements for a pilot?
Ooh I am adding that question to his list for a future questions video. Thx
Where does a pilot put there luggage?
Hi, I will add this to the list of questions series.
The word ‘ditch’ should be used very rarely by anyone working in or on an aircraft.
Ha!
Men have it easier.
Don't they??
This is the video I and others asked for.
Thanks for doing this!
My challenge is that I’m always tempted to pack as if I’m planning to spend a month alone in the wilderness when I know full well I’m not. I wanted to get the perspective of someone who travels frequently as the main part of their job to change my mindset.
You can do it! Were you the one who asked for the things he packs with as well? I added those at the end...but real fast.
I think I did ask about specifics, so thanks for compiling a list.
As it happens, I am doing certain things like your husband does. Where I fell down on my last trip was not checking the destination weather forecast and forgetting that if I needed something badly enough that I could have bought it locally.