A long weekend
Light gear for a few days away.
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Shop what you need.
Tell us where you’re going. Make a packing list, check what you already own, and shop only for what’s missing.
Different trips call for different packing lists.
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Use what you own. For anything missing, we’ll point you to a retailer. Buy from each retailer separately.
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Pack for the trip you’re actually taking.
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Lay it all out before you buy anything. Your everyday bag and a few familiar things may already cover the list.
- Bring your everyday daypack.
- If the bag you already use fits your daily essentials and feels comfortable to carry, it can come along.
- Keep small things together.
- Group cables, toiletries and other loose items. Use pouches or packing cubes if they help; you don’t need a new set to get organized.
- Check before packing an adapter.
- Check your destination’s plug type and your devices’ supported voltage. An adapter changes the plug shape; it doesn’t convert voltage.
Build a list for your trip.
Start with your destination. Keep what you own, then fill the gaps.