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Reddit mentions of 12 Small Travel Space Saver Bags (22"x14"), No Vacuum Needed Roll-up Compression Bags for Packing Clothes & Luggage Storage
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CONTAINS 12 BAGS - Each pack contains 12 bags of small size (20"x14"). This is the ideal size for packing individual clothes by themselves, or smaller items together.SUPER EASY TO USE - Simply pack, seal the bag with the double zipper top, then roll out the air through a patented one-way valve at the other end. No vacuum or pump needed. Save space AND time so you can pack efficiently and get on your way!SAVE 3X MORE SPACE - Perfect for travel or home use, create space in your luggage or closet instantly by neatly storing away your clothes, blankets, big towels, and more.AIR TIGHT & WATER TIGHT - Our bags are made of the highest quality material so that there's no chance of mold, mildew, or bacteria getting inside! Rest assured your packed clothes will remain 100% dry, dust-free, and odor-free. For the busy traveler on the go, zip up all your dirty laundry to keep the rest of your suitcase clean, odorless, and extra spacious!100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE - If for any reason you're not happy with your purchase, return the bags and we'll issue a FULL REFUND immediately. Take comfort in knowing that you're always one email or phone call away from getting your money back if you're unsatisfied with your order. Ordering from us is always risk free and hassle free.
Specs:
| Color | Clear |
| Height | 10.6 Inches |
| Length | 15.9 Inches |
| Size | Small (20"x14") |
| Width | 1.4 Inches |
I bought a pack of roll up compression bags, a medium size bag that has backpack and suitcase straps, and a good pair of boots for a 2 week trip through the UK. I use that set of gear for every trip now.
The bag is super versatile for planes/buses or walking if needed. The compression bags both keep down volume and keep me organized. Bonus for keeping stinky dirty clothes sealed off from clean ones. The boots, while expensive and overkill for summer trips, are super solid and will likely last me for decades (my dad had a pair for at least 25 years).
Boots: https://www.danner.com/men/hike/mountain-light-ii-5-black.html (msrp is intense, but I found them for about half off)
Bag: https://www.osprey.com/us/en/product/fairview-40-FAIRVEW40_706.html (I got the farpoint 40 which is the men's model, but same idea. Purchased on one of those 30% off rei sales)
Compression bags: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BUIPOF6 (not showing as available, but there's lots of similar options. My recommendation is get a size that matches your backpack interior dimensions so you can stack them flat)
In terms of what to pack, I agree with i_va17. 2 pants + 3 shirts is plenty. One sweatshirt/sweater if cold climate. Either a packable rain jacket or a medium-weight waterproof jacket depending on weather. Passive noise cancelling earbuds are very small, don't need to worry about battery, and are great for airplanes/buses. I always bring a book, but you might want to invest in a small e-reader for weight savings. Work laptop of course. I also have a couple collapsible water bottles (vapur brand) that I really like as I can fill them up before getting on a plane/bus, but they don't take any space when empty. If you want food some energy bars are the way to go, or a ziplock of your favorite nuts if you want to go the non-processed route. Hard to beat almonds or pecans for space/weight to calorie ratio. Backpacker's first aid get also gets packed most trips. Have only had to use it to remove splinters so far but you never know.
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Edit: added what to pack.