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the aeronaut and synapse on a trip to india via frankfurt, germany
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Wonderful photos, maverick. Glad you enjoyed your trip.
It only took me two trips to Europe (solo) with a wheeled suitcase to realize that traveling would be much easier and I would be much happier if I packed light, carried it all on, and carried it on my back. I won't go back to wheeled luggage unless/until I absolutely have to.
Experience is often the best teacher - as I think your friend would agree.
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Originally posted by steeps View PostHow would you carry both of those bags at the same time, the Aeronaut and Synapse?
1) Aeronaut w/Absolute Strap and Synpase on back
2) Aeronaut w/backpack straps and Synapse in hand
3) Aeronaut w/backpack straps on back and Synapse on front (like carrying a baby, except it's your stuff)
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Originally posted by Mike View PostI did this with my Tri-Star and a backpack in Alaska last summer. It was surprisingly comfortable!Own: Aeronaut 45 (Navy/Iberian), Aeronaut 30 (Steel/Ultraviolet), Night Flight (Coyote/Steel), Guide's Pack (Steel), Synapse 19 (Olive/Steel), Daylight (Navy), Aeronaut Packing Cube Backpack (Wasabi), Founder's Briefcase (Black), Pilot (Steel 400d/Steel), Co-Pilot (Black/Iberian), Side Effect (Black/Ultraviolet), Travel Tray (Iberian), various cubes, pouches, sacks, and straps
Want: EVERYTHING.
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