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It also helps to: - Ditch the standard rollaboard designs (especially hard-sided), which give the impression of being efficient but usually waste a significant
by 0xcde4c3db 7y ago
It also helps to:
- Ditch the standard rollaboard designs (especially hard-sided), which give the impression of being efficient but usually waste a significant amount of space. A bag (as opposed to suitcase-style luggage with stiff walls) has major advantages in maneuverability and simply taking up less space with its own material.
- Learn some of the rolled/bundled packing techniques to minimize wasted space and wrinkling.
- ghaff 7y ago>Ditch the standard rollaboard designs Absolutely. They lead to a lot of the overhead space issues because they're relatively bulky and take up a lot of space even if someone has only packed for a single day trip. I get that some people have physical issues but, big a fan as I am on wheels for check-in luggage for the relatively rare occasions I need it, IMO it's mostly unnecessary for carry-on.