“What’s in the Pack?” ~ How to Pack for 12 Months

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“What’s in the Pack?” ~ How to Pack for 12 Months
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Nick Vivion looks into his pack to find out what exactly one needs on a year-long trip around the world.

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7 Responses to ““What’s in the Pack?” ~ How to Pack for 12 Months”

  1. Scott Says:

    Awesome, I love seeing what people have in their pack.
    Wasn’t this posted somewhere else? I coulda swore that I saw this a couple months ago.

  2. Ryan Says:

    This is more like a guide on how to travel with a bull’s eye on your back. I mean, really. Breakaway pants? An around-the-neck safety pouch? Only if you want to look like a rookie.

  3. Ryan Says:

    Does Matador delete comments that aren’t gushingly positive? Ridiculous.

  4. josh Says:

    No silly, your comment wasn’t approved yet. As long as comments are not spam or profane we let it all hang out.

  5. Robbin Says:

    How to pack for 12 months…if you’re a dude.

    The joy of bra’s, at least slightly dressy shoes, makeup…

    Great video though!

  6. Sasha Says:

    Great video!!! But I tend to like having a few more pairs of underwear, it’s nice to feel at least a little bit clean!!!

  7. josh Says:

    I usually bring flippers, dict tape and a magnifying glass…but I tend to over pack and lug a small nation around with me! The best advice I have heard is,
    ‘pack you bag with everything you think you need then leave half behind.’

    You can always get things on the road, if fact it is better to leave space for clothing you will buy.

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