Travel Products Under $50 You Should Buy | Aer, ALPAKA & More!
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
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0:10 - Rolling Square TAU 2: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ro...
1:14 - Tortuga Compression Cube: packhacker.com/travel-gear/to...
3:18 - Athleta All About Crossbody Belt Bag: packhacker.com/travel-gear/at...
4:16 - REI Co-op Travel Organizer (Medium): packhacker.com/travel-gear/re...
5:14 - Purist Collective Mover 18oz Insulated Bottle: packhacker.com/travel-gear/pu...
6:26 - Aer Travel Kit 2: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ae...
7:43 - ALPAKA HUB Pouch: packhacker.com/travel-gear/al...
8:37 - Clutch Charger Pro: packhacker.com/travel-gear/cl...
From tiny battery banks to slings that can help you get to gear on the plane, we’ve got travel essentials that won’t cost a lot but will make your trip run smoothly. Whether you want travel gear from Aer, ALPAKA, or Tortuga, check out this video before you head out on vacation for awesome travel accessories.
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Thanks for the budget travel product reviews. Many of us don't travel enough or have the budget to afford or justify premium gear purchases . Often good enough at a low price is what we need .
Thanks for watching! 😃
A 3 pack of Eagle Creek Isolate cubes are $5.00 more than a single tortuga cube and higher rated on your site. Why not promote those instead?
Agreed, I use Eagle Creek organizer for years and those are durable, lightweight and fit very well in my backpack/suitcase.
Less of those sweet sweet affiliate dollars. The pack hacker main channel is a pure advertisement vehicle these days.
Insane that the Tau2 still uses a proprietary charging system, with that extra bulk to carry along while traveling, might as well get a full size power bank. USB-C guys!!!
Thanks for the continued dedication to reviewing and sharing all these products! One day, I'd love to know which items you carry in your pockets.
I have the Alpaka Hub pouch and can vouch for it. It's like one of the most popular EDC pouches used everywhere. I definitely vouch for them. I like how small they are. And unlike more expensive and tackier ones it's logo-free. I hate when a perfectly designed pouch has tacky logos ie some tacky looking grim reaper. The Clutch Pro I would put a red asterisk. It charges slow. Like really really really slow. Almost deal-breaker slow.
The Hub Pouch is incredible. I use mine as a tech pouch (minus the wall brick) and it’s perfect for all use cases.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
Love these budget friendly videos!
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I appreciate these budget friendly products too!
Thanks for watching! 😃
That REI pouch is tempting. I was loving my very old Lulu fanny pack that I use as a sling, but it's not made for that wear so the fabric tears at the seams. Now I'm back in my PacSafe convertible crossbody and backpack. I find I need my glasses more nowdays, gettin' old. LOL! I just shorten the straps so it fits like a sling. It also looks more professional.
I bought this pouch from REI a few years ago. It's been very useful for travel, hiking, cycling around the city, going into stadiums. It fits a lot of things and the pouch is designed like a thick clamshell. It does a great job at protecting your items. I wear it as a sling and fanny pack. Highly recommend it.
Ok so I am struggling on finding my ideal backpack. It should be waterproof, it must fit a 15.6" laptop, ideally the main compartment will open around the pack like a suitcase, I would also like to have straps pockets and an extra strap on the waist or maybe on the chest. The more pockets the better but that is not mandatory. The issue is also be available in Brazil and the cost can't be to overwelming.
Any suggestion? 😅
It's nice seeing battery bank recommendations that isn't the Nightcore again. Hate that thing and its flimsy usb connection and fragile construction.
Those aspects of it definitely aren’t ideal, but it’s thinner and lighter than any other battery I’ve seen by a pretty good margin. Know of any comparable options?
@@inzane.hanson that are super flat and LW, no, I really don't. The others that even try to market themselves like it are still bulkier by far. I swapped to using Anker's Nano Power Bank instead. It's similar to the ones recommended in this video. Smaller bank size (5000), and small form factor (fits in your palm), but it's thicker. It's two batteries wrapped in plastic housing basically. They're 20USD and come with a built in USB-C, but you can charge in and out of it's USB A connector if needed. Highly recommend it even if you aren't on a budget.
what bag is she wearing in the final shot with the power bank?
18th! lol great video thanks
please do a luxury version of travel gear and gadgets - everyone focuses on budget.
But I don't care because they just want to spend money on things they don't need, as a mother I prefer high quality and durable products like I did 3 years ago *condup* : Quality of LV wallets we purchased Enough for our whole family.