DO NOT Make These Europe Packing Mistakes | What Not To Pack u0026 Tips

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Comment from : Away Together w/ Nik and Allie

Content is good, but he sounds like he is in a tunnel……very annoying
Comment from : Diane Hahn

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Comment from : csoberman

Try being 70+ years old with a backpack We have meds that young people don’t have I’ve chosen a wheeled carry on with a smallish backpack that fits over the handle My wife, however, takes a 26” roller + a carryon with a pass through I’ve given up trying to reduce her luggage
Comment from : csoberman

Eminem in a drive-through
Comment from : Homer Hefeweizen

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Comment from : Susan Rego

Ah yes, my favorite country - Europe <3
Comment from : ZielonyZaginiony

I've made a few mistakes, but am learning I wore a pair of gym sneakers last trip to Europe Comfortable for the paved streets of most of the USA, but should have brought my more sturdy work sneakers for the rough cobblestone
Comment from : Kyle Eriksen

"Europeans are stylish" yet when ever I see them over here, they, especially the eastern ones, are in a track suit
Comment from : Bob Joned

It’s just Europe It is no longer the exotic destination of the past Everything is available You could leave tomorrow and buy whatever you forget or need brbrThere’s a bit of overthinking here that “Europe packing” is more exotic than traveling in the US Just learn to pack lightbrbrThat said, lugging and managing a backpack through airports is a hassle Much more relaxing to be on a layover where you’re not worrying about your backpack You can bring a small day pack for your essentials Send the rest in a roller Have you hiked through multiple terminals with a backpack? Save yourself from the hunchback look brbrIt is undignified to roll a suitcase through a city Take Uber to go door to door Rent a car and you don’t have to lug your luggagebrbrAnd as another commenter said - you can always buy anything you forget or need at your destination And you shop local for a souvenir you get to use long term and remember “I got that belt next to the pantheon”
Comment from : Paul Curran

A lot of this video is obvious stuff and like half the video is an advertisement for a specific brand of backpack
Comment from : Loki Starwind

Two things to consider: Instead of buying a relatively expensive plug adapter, a quick trip to a local hardware store when you get there to buy a small powerstrip and a couple cheap adapter plugs will set you up Total cost is less than 12-15 dollars and you can give it away at the end of your trip For shoes — look at trail running shoes They’re light in weight, supportive, have grippy, non-slip soles and can be easily washed with laundry or even shower soap An example would be the Altra Lone Peak 6
Comment from : Fred Osmers

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Comment from : gwynaethbranwynn

I got charged $30 for your “free” packing list…billed as Nik packing list on my Visa statement,why would that be if it is free?
Comment from : Jahnes Booyens

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Comment from : J

Very helpful information
Comment from : Stuart Grossman

Any kind of wool is itchy What is a good alternative to wool products?
Comment from : LissamerOT7

Enjoy your videos; well-paced, useful information and interesting presentation Good job Regarding guidebooks? Love Rick Steves/Hate Rick Steves, literally Most of what he covers, he does really well I showed up in Grenada without reservations for the Alhambra Rick's guide offered several suggestions for getting tickets I think I would have had to miss the number one sight in Grenada without his guidebook On the other hand, I was in Italy and decided to stop in Modena I packed only the Rick Steves Italy guidebook and there was no mention of Modena in the rather large book There is a lot to see in Modena, but you wouldn't know it existed if you relied only on his guidebook Another downside with Rick Steves' guidebooks is some of the information is badly outdated, even when people send him updated information/corrections (I know, I've sent a few) One example comes to mind, he still talks about Traveler's Checks Crazy, right? I still consult his guidebooks but am more likely to take notes from his guidebook and bring a Michelin Green Guide (if I can get one) They're old but they cover way more potential stops when you're trying to get off the beaten tourist path (like Steves used to preach)
Comment from : Brad Benson

CLAMSHELL !!! Great video! I'll be traveling to Europe for the first time in the next two months and I don't want to drag huge luggage around
Comment from : shxna

Funny that this only apply to USA turists :P
Comment from : Nehemias Lopez

I don't care what it looks like-those zip pants are the bomb when you are gone for the day and the weather changes The legs fit in a day pack I have enjoyed those pants immensely Better than freezing or sweating!
Comment from : SuzanneLarry Crossan

It's all good unless you are 2xlt Good luck not checking a bag
Comment from : Dave Stevens

I cant believe that you said that who reuses sox and underwear the next day in a trip? I always pack 1 pair of sox and 1 pair of underwear per day If I stay in an Airbnb, maybe I will pack less if I can wash them
Comment from : Adrian Pavel

Any travel adapters you rec?
Comment from : melissa ma

Excellent video! Clear concise not too wordy! Love it!
Comment from : patricia mcdevitt

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Comment from : Patty Colson

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Comment from : Talita Maisto

Thank you! Excellent advice good to know I’m on the right track
Comment from : Julie R Sawyer

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Comment from : Julie R Sawyer

Sandals with socks - you'll blend right in with that in Germany I never knew Americans wore them!
Comment from : timor64

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Comment from : Maribelle Campa

I packed heavily with big luggage to Europe and can't be happier I always travel with a rental car Some cities may not be car friendly or travelers car friendly, but you can always park your car somewhere near the city Believe me, many beautiful places can only be reached by car And the cities in Europe aren't as crowded as Asian ones It's always not so difficult to find the parking lot
Comment from : Nim Uil

Was that footage 5 months ago? What airport/flight required masks?
Comment from : Verlyn Severson

Easy said than done concerning size of bag My first wife (diva) had me lug that size bag to and from and that was her makeup and shoes,curling iron,hair dryer, lighted mirror etc
Comment from : Jim Talor

This video doesn´t take into consideration people that cannot carry a backpack because of back problems or other reasons It thus results incomplete and not for everyone
Comment from : Mari Villanueva

That packing list isn't really any good seems as though not experienced in making lists It didn't even have menstrual hygiene products OR deodorant/ anti-perspirant on the list
Comment from : Bek M

…one or two pairs of pants for a week long trip👀 I’m not saying I disagree I see the point…I’m just saying I like to dress up and I like options…I’m very overwhelmed with the packing
Comment from : J Lea

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Comment from : Dawn Nishanian

This is just the vid we needed for our upcoming trip CLAMSHELL
Comment from : Bishop Kalliko

Men’s shoes… haven’t seen any videos with shoe recommendations Need shoes that are unbelievable comfortable for lots of walking, somewhat water resistant, odor resistant, decent grip for light hiking trails, and of course stylish enough that they work with shorts, jeans, and won’t be a problem in most restaurants Anyone can help?
Comment from : pkg msu2000

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Comment from : colleen church

Good stuff You did miss one critical thing When doing a video, spend a few bucks for a clip in microphone The audio echo is very bad
Comment from : Stan shire

Never say say, “Don’t forget to bring… “ INSTEAD say… “Remember to bring…” psychologically/subconsciously if you say don’t forget to bring, you will FORGET There are educational studies on these two phrases
Comment from : Ollie Missouri

Great, Great video! Thank you! Very helpful and useful
Comment from : Bruce Kleine

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Comment from : Jennifer Dzierzawski

I bought a kneeling Marino wool dress with a high neck to take with me to Europe It has actual deep pockets too
Comment from : Tomato

On your adapter…I bought it thinking it was a converter also, but it says it’s not If you have to buy a converter that has all the different kinds of plugs on it for different countries, why do you need all of the different plugs on the adapter?
Comment from : Pam Darpel

Nope I rent a car and drive It’s a giant luggage carrier
Comment from : Tootsla 125

cAN YOU DO A WINTER PACKING LIST LIKE IN NOVEMBER? IM GOING FROM SPAIN TO LONDON AND PARIS ANY IDEAS?
Comment from : Ursula Rodriguez

thanx
Comment from : Max Max

I’m huge on my WolfPak back pack
Comment from : Steve Large

This is an advertisement for luggage
Comment from : nickaponzi

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Comment from : Chuzz the Fuzz

BEST PACKING VIDEO EVEREXCEPT FOR YOUR OTHER PACKING VIDEO ON HOW TO FOLD/PACK/ORGANIZE YOUR CARRY ON !!! 👍🌍
Comment from : Sharky61

Thanks for all the tips
Comment from : Jonathan Tang

As an Asian, I CANNOT IMAGINE REWEARING SHIRTS AND SOCKS WITHOUT WASHING THEM FIRST Don't tell me you don't sweat just because the weather is cold It makes me think of a walking Petri dish culturing bacteria and fungi over the entire trip Sorry for the conscious bias
Comment from : Agnes Bridget Estrella

Air show requires a real camera, not a iPhone
Comment from : Trojan0304

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Comment from : Rhonda Chistolini

Im i the only one who changes everytime they get in? Im sorry alot of this is sacrificing clean clothes and options and to save a bit of time This dude talking about not having a pair of socks for every day? Average person walks 5miles daily on vacation Yea lets wear those same nasty socks tomorrow too! Lets wear the same underwear too! This is not the wave These are great tips for dirty lazy people lol
Comment from : Anand Mohammed

Wow, this is the best vid for both my husband and me both!
Comment from : Terry Ann

I mean, no one with sense should be caught wearing a *ichigan shirt Anywhere ;) jk Kinda
Comment from : Darkeyes3259

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Comment from : Diane Dunlap

CLAMSHELL :)
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Comment from : Kristy Zeitler

I agree with passport copies For necessary things, two equal one and one equal zero, so also two chargers and any other important thing brbrI travel with a second smartphone which the camera broke and that I keep in my luggage I logged in my Google accounts, so I can ask for a copy of my SIM or connect to a wifi and start arranging thingsbrbrI also pay generally with my smartphone and travel with only one credit card and some cash for situations that I need thembrbrI check the routes in populated places and try not to use much the smartphone navigation on the way If I have to check it, I wait to arrive to a safe place My partner also keeps an eye on the surroundings while I check it, we dont do it together brbrAnd wear the backpack on the chest if the metro is crowded
Comment from : Homo Analyticus

Delta Carry On Requirements, 22 x 14 x 9 Your suggestion for a Mono's Carry On Plus says specs are 23 x 15 x 95? Why do you recommend? are Delta's specs flexible?
Comment from : Bryan Blakley

DEFINATELY CLAMSHELL😊
Comment from : Laura Cole

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Comment from : Ale Olea

Czech locals wear sandals and socks 😂
Comment from : R H

Thanks for the packing list with both Men and Women!
Comment from : Susan Vujcich

I have used Eagle Creek compression cubes for years! My favorite! More expensive than some but lifetime guarantee and I’ve never had one fail I roll my clothes before I pack and that eliminates some wrinkles and I get more things in I did try Bagail but don’t like the heavier weight of the bags and the type of fabric compared to the Eagle Creek
Comment from : Kathy Daniels

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Comment from : Stephen Pare

You forgot that if you use a backpack, it needs a waist strap I used a travel backpack when I went to the UK in June It worked great except for the strain on my shoulders because there was no waist strap to balance the weight
Comment from : Michelle M

Been to Germany, Czechia, Portugal, and Iceland and I have never checked a bag Just a 20 inch hard-shell carry on and a backpack
Comment from : Gameswithajump

So what do I do when I have nowhere to leave anything in Uk and storage is unaffordable?
Comment from : lbunny Gordon

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Comment from : Karla

Hey! I subscribed but didn't get the free packing list even though I filled in the required fields What's up?
Comment from : nkseverin

I wear merrell boots every time I go to Europe, cobble streets and ankle killers, and I seem to walk so much that I wear the soles out after a 2 month trip
Comment from : Pat Fowler

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Comment from : WhatOnceWas

We took a TGV train from Montpellier France to Barcelona to catch an Iberia jet home to Miami We had two regular suitcases I cant speak about first class but the second class cars had very little luggage space and we were extremely lucky to find that space But it required me to lug the one hundred pounds of suitcase up to the second level and the lift them should high to get them in storage So be it advised that you have to keep this in mind Backpacks and carryon's are the way to go in second class If we did not find the opening we would have had to stay in between the cars with all our luggage for over three hours and everyone would have been crawiing all over us And we are senior citizens Never again or maybe 1st class if that class has the room Something no one discusses or thinks about
Comment from : Shepard Smith

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Comment from : Laurel Yang

A backpack only is not an option once life has taken it's tolls on back, hips and neck A light weight softside rolly bag is a better option, generally they aren't as loud either IKEA sells one that is pretty good, and it can be carried too
Comment from : shinnam

Hello, enjoy your channel very helpful We mentioned you on our Monos purchase Signed up for your packing list? But how do I get to see it?? Thanks
Comment from : Fabmixer

What works for me all the time, every time is: when you are all packed up and ready, take out half the clothes and double up on the money
Comment from : 220volt74

By the waythe porter is NOT LIGHT at all empty
Comment from : Nimesh Patel

Bagsyeah all fine until u have kids and you need a proper case Cant expect a child under 8 to 10 to lug around their own shit on their back
Comment from : Nimesh Patel

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Comment from : Gosta Turman

Where are the suggested travel apps to dowload?
Comment from : Dawn Kaine

Agree that Rick Steves books are generally the best, especially for first time visitors to that area We’ve started using only the Kindle versions - easy access on iPads and smartphones, easy to highlight and search, etc, and, especially, don’t take up any extra weight or space
Comment from : J M Bensky

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Comment from : susanlorenzen

10:18 That guy definitely walked through Europe in those shoes - the soles are falling off 😅
Comment from : Sabrina Barbara

Can I just say socks, especially when travelling where you are going to be likely walking more than normal are not something I would reuse They’re small enough that it’s worth a clean pair Wearing crusty socks especially in the summer from sweating would make my trip much less enjoyable Sometimes it’s worth it to add a couple more pairs Not to mention if something happened to a pair or they got wet
Comment from : HarrisofCanada

I just don't understand why people take so many clothes on holiday ! There are STORES in every city ! There are thrift shop, cheap stores like H&M or other, clothes are cheap as long as you have good shoes and a windproof/waterproof lightweight jacket When I went to India I went to a tailor and had clothes made, I was happy, they were happy I left them in the hotel room when I left When I pack I take one pair of jeans, one pair of converse, underwear and some t-shirts I wear stretch pants, Converse, long sleeve t-shirt, a cardigan, a jacket, a cross body, an extra fold up shopping bag and a scarf I usually buy something in a charity shop like my recent goose down Calvin Klein puffer jacket for 10 euros and a cashmere both new for ten euros also
Comment from : Stephanie Murray