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- Retro Multifunction Leather bag with durable canvas lininging, Crafted of genuine leather. Durable and smooth Brass zipper. Dacron Lining. Metal rod and Durable ABS material wheels.
- Dimensions: 19.65 x11.81 x 15.35 inch/ 50 x 30 x 39cm, Large capacity with 58 liters, 4.1KG. Please confirm the size before purchase.
- This luxury leather bag, hand luggage, travel bag, suitcase Trolley consists of 2 main parts with two-way zipper, large opening. The upper part with 2 slots and 1 zippered inside compartment is excellent to transport clothing, laptop, notebook, wallet, handdy, camera, screen and other things separate from each other. The lower part with velcro tape and spacey storage space promises an ideal space for culture bags, documents, magazines as well as shoes etc.
- Practical: The high-quality metal zipper is easy to open and close. With the durable comfortable handgrips you can easily take the bag as a travel bag. The bag is also perfect as a pocket suitcase, hand luggage and suitcase trolley with 2 roll and long life rollers and professionally worked suit.
- Please Stored in a dry place when not in use and Clean it with professional leather oil. We promise lifetime warranty. If you have any problem about the item, Please Do not hesitate to contact us. (Through the order ,you can find out : CONTACT SELLER) We will be there with you!
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Specs:
| Color | Brown |
| Height | 12.204724397 Inches |
| Length | 20.866141711 Inches |
| Size | Medium |
| Weight | 3.9903669422 Pounds |
| Width | 7.086614166 Inches |
Shoes--those Teva/Chaco/etc hiking sandals will probably be fine since Cambodia is pretty hot and humid; especially if you're going to jungles or beaches, you probably want footwear that is relatively waterproof and easy to clean (as opposed to full-on trekking shoes). You can get some less utilitarian-looking sandals that are more versatile but still comfy for long walks. E.g. these or these
Luggage--it can be a bit of a pain carrying wheeled luggage around, depending on your location. Maybe opt for a duffel bag/backpack with wheels like this orthis or this so you have different carrying options? Even if you dislike backpacks, I'd go for something with at least shoulder straps.
As for tech, I basically just bring a folding keyboard in case I want to do some lengthy typing--and maybe my 10" Windows tablet if I actually need to do some work. I wouldn't weigh yourself down with a laptop or risk it getting stolen in a hostel.
Clothes--I'm a big fan of wrap skirts (e.g. this, this because they're so easy to put on and take off, and don't look too . They made for very versatile outfits wearing swimsuits underneath (e.g. trekking in the jungle where you're bound to cross a handful of rivers, I just put my wrap skirt and shirt in my dry bag and crossed in my swimsuit). When I'm traveling, comfort and versatility are key for me; I bring a nice sundress or two, but otherwise I'm in a tank/casual button up and sports bra, and a wrap skirt or shorts. Keep in mind that you do have to dress modestly when visiting temples--normal clothes are fine, it's just that you can't walk in with just a bathing suit and short shorts.
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As for roughing it--hostels in SEA are pretty decent--I've definitely stayed in some that felt like nice hotels. Honestly the main thing is just wearing comfy shoes and clothes appropriate for the humid weather.