Best Towel for Travel? PackTowl Personal quick-dry microfiber towel review

The PackTowl Personal: A quick-drying microfiber towel for travel:.

What’s a good pair of shorts for travel? New Way Shorts by Outlier review

Review: New Way Shorts by Outlier - a submersible pair of shorts that double as swim trunks.

Great soap for travel | Lush Shampoo Bar review

The Lush Shampoo Bar is a great bar of soap for travelers. The scent displayed in the video is called "Soak and Float"—a woodsy, clean smell—there are a bunch of other scents available too.

What are the best travel shoes? Vivobarefoot Gobi 2 Review (Gobi II)

What are the best travel shoes for men? Here, we take a look at the minimalist Gobi 2 (Gobi II) from Vivobarefoot. Get them here: http://amzn.to/2lYUf6c (Women’s Gobi 2 also available: http://amzn.to/2mgYZab)



These classic desert boots look and feel great. They’re a minimalist style shoe, so you’ll want to get used to a thinner sole if you’ve never worn minimal shoes before. The Gobi II are a versatile pair of shoes—durable enough to wear on the trail, and they look good enough to wear to a semi-formal event. We’ve tested these for a year and the boots have been very durable, showing only normal wear and tear.



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In this video, Tom Wahlin of Pack Hacker reviews minimal shoes for travel. Although these shoes are for men, Vivobarefoot makes plenty of minimalist travel shoes for women as well (http://amzn.to/2lBM3rx). Overall, these are versatile, stylish, and will last a long time. At Pack Hacker, we focus on being a resource for the lightest, smallest, best looking, and most functional TSA compliant gear for travel. Whether you’re a digital nomad, business traveler/corporate road warrior, or go on the occasional trip, our videos are here to help you find the best & most minimal gear for travel.



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Best rain jacket for travel? The Patagonia Alpine Houdini Review

What's the best rain jacket for travel? The Patagonia Alpine Houdini—lightweight and compressible. Get it here: http://amzn.to/2lAg37F.



This Nylon rain shell from Patagonia is one of the lightest we've been able to find. It keeps you dry & looks good while doing it.



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Best travel jacket? The Patagonia Nano Puff review

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What's the best travel jacket? The Patagonia Nano Puff review—lightweight, warm, and compressible. Get it here: http://amzn.to/2lvNhIn Women's version: http://amzn.to/2lhQxnO





This nylon jacket from Patagonia is one of the lightest, smallest, and warmest we've been able to find. It compresses down very small, and easily keeps your loadout minimal while traveling.



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Kydex mod for GORUCK bags: how to install a precision-milled Kydex frame

We take a look at the Kydex frame sheet mod for GORUCK bags. We’re using the GORUCK GR2 in this video, but the same concept applies for the GR0 and GR1. More info on the frame sheet at http://ruckinghard.com/



If you're the DIY type, you can also purchase a Kydex sheet and cut it yourself for considerably less money: http://amzn.to/2kR7AjL



Although our purpose for this mod is to alleviate pressure marks on laptops for overpacked bags, it’s also a popular mod for keeping weight evenly distributed while rucking. More info on rucking here: https://youtu.be/Fq145xTX1oA



In this video, Tom Wahlin of Pack Hacker shows how to install a precision-milled Kydex frame sheet from Rucking Hard. At Pack Hacker, we focus on being a resource for the lightest, smallest, best looking, and most functional TSA compliant gear for travel. Whether you’re a digital nomad, business traveler/corporate road warrior, or go on the occasional trip, our videos are here to help you find the best & most minimal gear for travel.



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