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Basics Vacuum Compression Zipper Storage Bags with Airtight Valve and Hand Pump, Large, 5-Pack, Clear

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Set of 5 Large Compression Bags: 80 x 60cm (LxW) per bag; ideal for storing off-season clothes, towels, linens and so on; weight of entire item (5 bags): 540g

Space-Saving: Vacuum-packing storage bags compress clothing, winter clothes, linens, drapery and more down 80%; for compact, stackable storage under bed, in wardrobe, closet, cupboard or in suitcase when travelling

Airtight Storage: Vacuum bags for storage with heavy-duty double-zip seals and triple-seal turbo valve for lasting airtight protection; follow instructions printed on storage bags to ensure for correct sealing when using

Durable: Vacuum seal bags are made with layers of PA and PE films, which improve tear and wear resistance and help protect clothing from moisture, dirt, mould, odours and more

Hand Pump Included: with hand pump included (for use when travelling), valves can also be connected to standard vacuum cleaner hose for faster deflation

Please note: we suggest using a vacuum cleaner to vacuum a Large, Jumbo or X-Jumbo bag for faster results

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How to Pack Light: A Guide to Minimalist Travel

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Packing light is the key to a hassle-free and enjoyable travel experience. Whether you're embarking on a weekend getaway or a month-long adventure, minimalist packing saves you time, money, and effort while ensuring you have everything you need. Here’s a guide to help you master the art of traveling light.

1. Choose the Right Bag Opt for a small, lightweight carry-on bag or backpack. This not only limits the temptation to overpack but also ensures you avoid checked baggage fees. Look for a bag with multiple compartments to keep your essentials organized.

2. Plan Your Wardrobe Select versatile clothing that can be mixed and matched. Neutral colors, lightweight fabrics, and multi-functional items like scarves or jackets with removable layers are great options. A good rule of thumb is the "3-3-3 rule": pack three tops, three bottoms, and three pairs of underwear.

3. Roll, Don’t Fold Rolling clothes instead of folding them saves space and reduces wrinkles. Use packing cubes to keep your belongings organized and compact.

4. Prioritize Essentials Pack only the items you’ll use daily. Travel-size toiletries, a compact first-aid kit, and essential electronics like a phone charger and power bank are must-haves. Leave behind "just in case" items that rarely end up being used.

5. Wear Your Bulkiest Items If you're bringing a coat, boots, or other bulky items, wear them during transit to save luggage space. This tactic also makes it easier to pack light while accommodating colder climates.

6. Embrace Digital Convenience Skip physical books and maps by downloading e-books, travel guides, and navigation apps. This significantly reduces the weight and space taken by paper items.

7. Reevaluate and Repurpose Before zipping up your bag, reevaluate every item. Consider multipurpose gear, like a sarong that can serve as a towel, blanket, or sunshade.

Traveling light is about prioritization and preparation. The less you carry, the more freedom you’ll enjoy on your journey. Start small, experiment, and soon packing light will become second nature.

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How to Travel Light: Tips for Minimalist Packing

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Traveling light is not just about reducing the weight of your luggage; it’s about simplifying your travel experience, reducing stress, and making the journey more enjoyable. Here are some essential tips for minimalist packing that will help you stay organized while ensuring you have everything you need for a smooth trip.

1. Make a Packing List The first step to packing light is to create a packing list. This helps you visualize everything you need, ensuring you don’t overpack. Start with the basics: clothing, toiletries, essentials like your passport, and any required documents. Stick to versatile clothing that can be mixed and matched for different occasions. Aim for a small, well-organized list, keeping in mind that less is more.

2. Choose Multi-purpose Items When selecting clothes, opt for items that can serve multiple purposes. For instance, a jacket that can be worn in both casual and semi-formal settings or shoes that are comfortable enough for long walks but also stylish for a night out. A scarf can also double as a blanket or pillow on the plane. These versatile items save space and reduce the need for extra clothing.

3. Use Packing Cubes or Compression Bags Packing cubes or compression bags are game-changers for organizing your belongings. These tools help compress your clothes, saving space in your suitcase. They also keep your items organized, making it easier to find what you need without digging through a disorganized mess.

4. Limit Your Toiletries Toiletries can take up a lot of space and weight in your luggage. Instead of carrying full-sized bottles, opt for travel-sized versions or purchase toiletries once you arrive at your destination. Many hotels also provide basic toiletries, so you can avoid packing things you might not need.

5. Prioritize Comfort and Essentials Packing light isn’t just about the quantity of items you bring but also the quality. Prioritize comfort and essentials—this could include noise-canceling headphones, a portable charger, or your favorite snack. These small items can improve your travel experience without taking up much room.

6. Consider Digital Solutions In today’s tech-savvy world, many travel items can be replaced with digital alternatives. Instead of packing a physical guidebook, download digital maps, e-books, and offline apps. This reduces the number of physical items you need while still having all the information at your fingertips.

By following these minimalist packing tips, you’ll travel light, save space, and make the most of your trip. Remember, the less you carry, the more freedom you’ll have to explore and enjoy your travels.

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What to Pack for Winter in Europe - How to pack for winter in a carry on Pack like a pro for your winter escapade in Europe. Our step-by-step guide reveals the essentials you need to combat chilly weather while traveling light. Don't miss out on our invaluable tips for efficient packing in a carry-on.

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How I fit 30 outfits in my carry-on Who says you can't have it all? Discover my genius tricks on how to pack 30 stunning outfits in your carry-on and slay your travel style game.

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How I fit 30 outfits in my carry-on Who says you can't have it all? Discover my genius tricks on how to pack 30 stunning outfits in your carry-on and slay your travel style game.

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The Packing Saga Continues

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So, I looked up some minimalist packing lists online and found one I kind of vibe with. It’s the “How to Embrace Minimalist Travel and Pack Less” by Jessie Beck on the Tortuga Backpacks website. You can click here to check it out for yourself. I’m also going to run through my personal thoughts on each point on the recommended list. I’m sticking specifically to the section in the article labeled…

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CLICK THE LINK IN MY BIO TO READ TODAY'S BLOG POST How To Travel Minimally With A Family Of 6 {2 Adults and 4 Children} by Coach Angie! Today I want to share with you how my family travel minimally with all of the baggage policies, and how we avoid paying additional baggage fees if we are traveling by way of airplane. I will also share with you how we travel minimally when we travel by car. I will give you my secrets, tips and ideas to keep your travel simple, easy and very light which helps you keep your sanity if your are traveling with kids and have a big family. CLICK THE LINK IN MY BIO TO READ TODAY'S BLOG POST. LET ME SHOW YOU HOW I TRAVEL LIGHT WITH CHILREN. #minimalism #minimalist #mom #wife #Christian #homeschoolmom # #minimalisttravel #stayathomemom #homeschooling #vacationwithkids #minimal #packinglight #Christianmom #photooftheday #picoftheday #parenting #travelingwithkids #minimalistpacking #travelingwithchildren #minimalis #purpose #minimalistlifestyle #bigfamiliesrock #simplyliving

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Minimalist Packing Challenge

A lot has changed since I first started travelling with my husband in 2005.  We bought these big backpacks because it was our first back packing adventure together, good shoes and of course I brought a library of books.  I distinctly remember a trip in 2009 to Indonesia where I accumulated up to nine books on the journey.

Today in 2017 the majority of people are familiar with the term ‘Minimalism.’  It is a trend and a movement and it has had a positive effect for many people.  I know it has for me.

Don’t get me wrong.  I am not devout by any means.  There are always people that will take things to the extreme but I am not one of those people.  And since a huge portion of my young life was spent toiling in front of a mirror striving for perfection I’m not interested in being an extremist if it doesn't add to my overall happiness and/or quality of life.

Ere go, there is always room for improvement.  The few strategies I have picked up have definitely contributed to an improved state of being.  So yes, I have somewhat succumbed to The Magic of Tidying Up and whatever other cute and helpful books are being sold to hipsters at Urban Outfitters.  

Last year my husband and I moved from a house in Richmond (where we had lived for over ten years) into an apartment in downtown Vancouver.  Finally I felt like I was tackling a mass of weight that had been weighing me down for years.  It felt like we had all this stuff and that I could never get the house as tidy as I would like it.

The short story is I ended up shredding probably 5 huge garbage bags of paper.  I became ruthless and was ready to go scorched earth on the entire operation.  My husband (always my voice of reason) encouraged me to slow down just a wee bit but in the end we agreed this was a fresh start for us.  The only furniture we ended up moving with was our bed.  If I had to make a generalization I would say we got rid of 2/3 of everything we had.

And we still have boxes in our closest today that we could sort through.

I’m bringing this up because if having less has made me happier then I’m sure taking less when travelling will also be a good idea if not a challenge.  I suffer from “Just in Case” Syndrome.  This year I had to go out of town on tour a couple of times and I always seemed to end up with a least 2-4 pieces of clothing I would never wear. 

In an age of kindles, sweat wicking clothes and blue tooth keyboards I’m feeling confident that I can pare down my packing game.