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I went to the U.S. recently, and apart from having to go endless times through the x-ray machine and removing shoes, belt, etc (which I haven't experienced in o
by GFischer 8y ago
I went to the U.S. recently, and apart from having to go endless times through the x-ray machine and removing shoes, belt, etc (which I haven't experienced in other countries), it wasn't too bad.
They did do a thorough questioning when applying for the visa, but the border itself was pretty easy.
And once inside, people were overall very friendly.
- KozmoNau7 8y agoI've always had to remove my belt before going through the metal detectors (and body scanners), just because of the metal buckle obviously. Now I usually wear a belt with a carbon fiber buckle. Much less hassle!
- GFischer 8y agoI don't travel enough to be worth it, but it's a good tip!
- KozmoNau7 8y agoThis is the one I have: https://grip6.com/collections/all-mens/products/mens-carbon-black-belt https://grip6.com/collections/all-mens/products/mens-carbon-... As a Kickstarter backer, I paid somewhat less than their current prices for carbon fiber buckles. I also have a couple of their metal-buckle belts, and I definitely prefer the carbon fiber ones.