Last time I hit the road I took some of those really cheap clear plastic storage bags you can suck the air out of with a vacuum cleaner. Of course once you get to your destination and unseal them there's a whole mighty mess, like the one you're trying to avoid. But then over time I worked out that 70% of the stuff I'd brought with me remained in a crumpled heap at the bottom of my bag as I ended up recirculating the same two pairs of shorts and t-shits most days! I think the rule of thumb when packing for the long haul is less is more (or so I've heard from people that don't travel the world with a full scuba and underwater filming rig)!
RE: Prepping my Worldtrip - Picking my Packing Cubes [Comparing eBays, Amazon Basics, Eagle Creek and Gonex]
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That sounds quite a lot of work actually hehe. 70% of all you brought sounds like a waste though!
And yea! That's what they say. Pack for like a week and just reuse, lauder and mix and match.
No plans to bring some giant tools or stuff that I need, so good for my and my back hehe.
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