24 Days in a Carry-On Bag - What I Pack as a Digital Nomad - Female Minimalist Travel Brazil Edition 

Good choice with the Vans! The Vans ultrarange shoes are so comfortable. Very soft and springy mid-sole and you can dress them up or down.

So true… I think it’s more fun to make it a challenge and see how you can reuse things you already have. :)

😂 Glad I could help! :)

Where did you find it?

Its on amazon i wanted one as well

Can someone post the link, can't find it

Happy travels to you, too! What do you keep in your MacGyver pouch? :)

De nada! :)

Yay! Nice to meet another pouch lover! ;-)

Thanks Alexandra! ♥️

You are absolutely right, Merino wool is great! I talk about it a little bit in my other video about how I pick my clothes for my travel wardrobe. But at the moment, I am working on “using up” all my T-Shirts. I gave up my apartment and have a few T-Shirts left. My merino ones already died on me, all that’s left are the polyester (mix) ones, and I don’t want to throw them away. I will wear them until I have to discard them. Then I will probably replace them with Merino T-Shirts again. But I am lucky with the stink, so I am fine with that in the moment ;-) I used to have that stink problem more when I traveled with cotton T-Shirts and not enough time for them to dry (the good old times… ;-). Then I just made sure I washed them in hot water and let them soak there for a while, and I used some hair conditioner to give it a better smell. I also keep either a dryer sheet or one of those scented pads for textile in my packing cube.

Finding new pouches is the best part. 😄 Have fun!

Muito obrigada. :)

Pfff… nenn ihn nicht süß… er mag lieber als „klein aber oho“ bezeichnet werden 😂😂😂

It‘s the Nitro Weekender, I believe its 42 liters or so? 🤔 And thanks for the good suggestion, maybe I do an review and talk about how the bag held up after a few months of non-stop travel (so far, it‘s been 2.5 months and it seems like new). :-)

Hi! I bought it here in a toy store in Austria. It came in a plastic box that I discarded and just kept the stones and the stands. Here in Austria, it‘s product number is „Jumbo 03942 Rummikub“. I hope this helps. :)

@@MaggiFuchs I doubt I will be able to get because of stupid Brexit but I appreciate your reply. Thank you so much xx

That was a Nitro Weekender - 42 liters. If you want more info about the bag, did another video where I talk about my travel bag evolution and my reasons why I stopped using this bag. :)

@@MaggiFuchs thank you so much. I will check out that other video too. Much appreciated 🙏

It is a bag from Inatek, very similar to the Tech Pouch from Peak Design.

Hi! I couldn‘t find a link, but it‘s called Osprey Document Zip Wallet. Hope that helps. :)

Yes, so far I had no problems (but in the end, it depends on the security staff)… I am not sure about a Multitool, I have no experience with them.

@@MaggiFuchs Thank you!

Hi Susie! Thanks for subscribing! :-) Yes, so far the Sea to Summit drybag holds up quite nicely. It’s the one with their UltraSil material (or it’s called something like this). It’s really superthin and very lightweight. I also had my doubts, but I always use it to wash my laundry (so I actually fill it up with water), and so far, it seems to do it’s job pretty well. I used to have one of the smaller collapsible brushes (I showed it in my toiletries video), but it broke, so I decided to go with this bigger one since my hair got longer. And I saw that on my other video you commented about solid sunscreen. I also use it and often bring it as a backup / emergency / for the first days, but I always just purchase a bigger sunscreen upon arrival.

@@MaggiFuchs thanks for the detail. I'll keep an eye out for that. I also think it'd be good for storing dirty laundry to keep that separate from your other clothes - until you get time to wash bulkier items (that might stink up your bag in the meantime). Some people recommend the plastic compression bags for that but I think if you're taking a drybag anyway why not get as much use out of it as possible. Oh, I have quite long hair, hence the comb but a little brush for styling (a comb just doesn't cut it for flyaways, unfortunately 🤨). Have had that travel brush for 20+ years now. It just hangs out in my handbag unless I'm lucky enough to go on a trip

@@susie9893 Absolutely agree! :) My drybag is almost always in use… Most of the time to store and wash laundry and sometimes to protect my tech items (on boat rides etc.). :)

Hi Jana! Thanks for your nice comment. I did not put a list anywhere. To be honest, when I filmed the video, I did not think that people would be so interested in the exact type of pouches. 😅 Most of my pouches are just random ones I collected over the years, a few free ones (in airplanes), a few cheap ones and a few expensive ones. I am not sure if I remember where I got each of them nor the exact brand or if they are even still available. If there is a special one that you liked, I can try to remember. 😊 And I will definitely try to improve that in the future and include more links.

@@MaggiFuchs Hello, no worries! I am just pouch maniac, it is actually good that there is no list, so I might save some money while not buying them :D But I do it pretty similar - sometimes buy nice expensive one, sometimes cheaper functional one, mostly trying not to buy any. If I go it right you are German, aren't you? Either way, I am just sending you greetings from Germany!

@@TheElissEl I think pouch addiction us a real thing! 😂 Almost correct, I am from Austria! 🇦🇹 🤗

@@MaggiFuchs It definitely is! And ups, so close. So have a nice traveling and maybe talk to you any time sooner or later! :)

On this trip I did not directly come from an Airplane, I have been in the country already. Of course I have to reorganize a few things if I would fly. :)

The big bag is a Nitro Weekender, 42 liters. The Eagle Creek one is calles Wayfinder Crossbody bag. I bought them both on Amazon in Germany.

Hi Alice! Absolutely right, I did not bring the Aerosol can in the airplane. I purchased them right after I arrived. Sorry, I should have made that more clear in the video. :)

Sounds like an excellent idea. :) Would you be more interested in what type of bag I use or what I pack in my personal item? :)

@@MaggiFuchs Both! :-)😀

@@m31indap Got it… 😂

They have them every once in a while on Amazon.de, but they are sold out most of the time. I was lucky and got them there a while ago. Other than that, I only know Mukama in Europe that has it. I believe they ship all over Europe. And the Lush shampoos… I have a Lush store in the next big city, but I haven’t been in a while, because nowadays, solid shampoos are easier to get. :)

Hi Anja, ja genau, die kleinere Variante. :)

No, I use it as CarryOn. On this trip I was already traveling within Brazil and not coming over from Europe. You’re right, I would not be able to get that sunscreen and bugspray through security. I did not mention it in that video (but in the one about my toiletries) that I purchase those things at my destination. With as much sunscreen as I need, I would need to check in large suitcase just for that! 😂 So I buy when I arrive. Before we went to the beach, we were already in Brazil for a few weeks and isolated ourselves for two weeks and then I had plenty of time to buy those things. :) I fly with the needle and corkscrew in carry-on and surprisingly they have never been a problem. I guess because they are

not sure where you're traveling, but in the US, the sewing kit would be fine, per TSA. Even knitting needles are allowed. The wine opener as long as it doesn't have a blade is fine - so this one would work.

You can get sunscreen and mosquito repellent as sticks (ie solid) now. But read reviews carefully - some aren't so great

Hi Jen! Of course I can‘t go through airport security like this. I always keep a clear 1l ziploc bag with me, and when I pack up for a trip on an airplane, I repack. I agree that this would be quite a hassle to do at the airport, but when I do it before leaving, it‘s a matter of a minute or two. If you want to know what is in my toiletry kit (because I switched to solids as much as possible, due to airline restrictions), I did a separate video on that. :)

@@MaggiFuchs I've been trying to move to more solids as well due to frequent travel. I'll check out that video! Thanks!!

Eu preciso muito ajudar para aprender sua lingua. E muito dificil… 😅 Eu nao estudo para escrever, somente para falar… por isso, por favor, desculpa… Eu acho que nao e legal ler este mensagem. 😂 Mas eu tento… 😅😅😅

@@MaggiFuchs ok! Es ist sehr gut! Ihre Sprache ist auch nicht einfach! Wichtiger ist es spechen!

Hi Kristen! Thanks for the feedback, I will try to include them in future videos. :)

Thank you so much for saying that. I still cringe everytime I hear myself in a video, so this is very nice to know… 😅❤️

I don’t know the proper term for this… ;-) It‘s one of those stretching bands that you use for physiotherapy or stretching or some exercises… The brand in Germany is called Thera-Band. And they are very thin and lightweight, so I like to bring one along.

I bought in many years ago at some gadget website. But when you look for a keychain wine bottle opener, this and similar models should come up. Hope this helps. :)

Hi Drew! So far, I got lucky with this one! :)

Not sure how big it is and I cant measure it for you because I dont travel with a measurement tape. 😅 usually, a small backpack or laptop bag is allowed. The eagle creek one is smaller though, it only fits my 11 inch iPad.

@@MaggiFuchs thanks for the reply Maggi. I was wondering more in terms of liters than size. If you have to have its full name I can look for the specs

@@kead6636 i think its called eagle creek wayfarer messenger bag :)

I am not 100% sure, but my main bag is usually quite light and usually less than 7 kg.

I bought it at a store called TEDi, which is a german version of a dollar store I guess? It was very cheap and unfortunately there is no brand or anything on it…

Versions of those are all over Thailand. I see them in various chain stores, and even plastics shops.

My current jacket is from Haglöfs, I think it’s the Merak.

Usually around 7 kg

What’s exactly a that? :)

I don‘t remember how heavy this bag was, but usually I am around 6 - 7 kgs.

It‘s called Rummikub. They have their „standard“ travel edition in a pouch, and the one we have is another - even smaller - travel edition. It came in a rather bulky plastic box that we immediately discarded.

Iphone 12 mini :)

thanks, great video 📹 by the way 👍😀

Well.. these packing cube from Peak Design are designed to open like this and have a special pull tab to do so. They call it their „Ultra Fast Tear Away Opening“. 😊With my old one, I obviously did not open it like this. That would not have worked. But after 5 years of regular use, I think it deserves to rest in peace. ;-)

@@MaggiFuchs You could have said that in the video!