Airplane Travel Tips and Tricks

[Wallace]

A gummy.

 

[Laramie]

This stuff will flat make you sleep and leaves no hangover. I take a shot of it once or twice a month at home- no crazy buzz, just makes you really drowsy. I sleep a full 8 hours when I take it. Have had several other people try it since I started and same effect for everyone I am aware of. A bottle lasts me many months since you only take one shot. https://soberish.com/?srsltid=AfmBOop_5WWXTvMoeRjk_3GFyGg0mo-tvks-O-appY6g5zJd7M8PuAgR

 

[displacedtexan]

I was about to make a somewhat similar post. I have a hunt scheduled later this year and on the way home have a 19 hour overnight layover and a 10 hour overnight layover. I was thinking about taking by backpacking sleep pad with me and inflating it in a corner of the airport to try to get some sleep along with noise canceling ear buds and eye mask . Anyone try that before? Last time I tried to just sleep in the airport chairs and also on the hard floor and that ended in a long trip with no sleep. thinking the pad would help some

I always put a sleeping pad in my carry-on. And pillow.

 

[Carr5vols]

I have recently took a new role within my company that now has a significant amount of air travel domestic and international compared to old role. Do you all prefer roller carry on or bigger backpacks? I have been a roller guy for my previous travels but what's your go to? Also looking for one pair of shoes for semi casual business that I can workout/run in while traveling and recommendations. Thanks for your input.

 

[displacedtexan]

I have recently took a new role within my company that now has a significant amount of air travel domestic and international compared to old role. Do you all prefer roller carry on or bigger backpacks? I have been a roller guy for my previous travels but what's your go to? Also looking for one pair of shoes for semi casual business that I can workout/run in while traveling and recommendations. Thanks for your input.

Backpack and duffel with backpack straps. I hate wheeled luggage.

That said I like to walk. 2-3 miles and I'm walking it. A couple miles on sidewalks with wheeled luggage sucks.

 

[bozeman]

I carry one backpack, one roller/duffle/carry-on style. Watch Youtube for 'how to pack' and you will amazed at how much you can fit. For shoes, look at Johston/Murpy and even Sketchers for a hybrid style shoe. Also, invest in a solid 'filtered water bottle' for international travel, I wont leave home w/out one.

 

[NRA4LIFE]

If I'm carrying extra shoes or boots, I'll cram them full of my spare socks and undies. If you tightly roll up your clothes, you can fit a lot more in.

 

[displacedtexan]

I carry one backpack, one roller/duffle/carry-on style. Watch Youtube for 'how to pack' and you will amazed at how much you can fit. For shoes, look at Johston/Murpy and even Sketchers for a hybrid style shoe. Also, invest in a solid 'filtered water bottle' for international travel, I wont leave home w/out one.

We take slightly different approaches... But a 65L bag and my backpack are all I need for any trip.

Separate Pelican for rifle/tools if either is needed. I pretty much always strap a rod tube to the duffle.