What's in Your Pack, Timothy Ferriss?
Inside of red, mini-gym bag:Pile 1:
- Kiva expandable dufflebag
- Reef flipflops, tops facing outward
- SR quick-dry microfiber towel
- Quicksilver board shorts
- Nylon/Polyester tanktop
- Designer Step 35 Italian t-shirt (for casual or clubs)
- Black Banana Republic long-sleeve shirt (no collar)
- Nylon Blair lightweight pants
Bottom line:
- Mesh cap
- Belt
- Kitchen timer for alarm (I travel with no cellphone)
- Echinacea and diphenhydramine sleep aid
- Athletic tape (for bag/clothing repairs or injuries)
- Waterproof matches
Inside backpack: - Notepads
- Sony Vaio VGN-TXN27N (1.8 lbs.)
- German phrasebook, moleskine notepads, Tuxedo Park
- FireLite 80GB USB-powered external harddrive
- Casio electronic dictionaries (Spanish, German)
- Kensington laptop lock
- Olympus digital voice recorder with external mic
- 4GB iPod Nano (doubles as external drive) with Philips noise-canceling headphones
Inside backpack inside pocket: - Sleeping mask + earplugs
- Amerigel wound dressing (like Neosporin but more viscous)
- Zicam cold remedy/prevention oral mist
- Duane Reade decongestant inhaler
- Aleve anti-inflammatory (naproxen sodium)
Japanese schoolgirl pose in Edinburgh, Scotland. Wearing:
- Knit cap from Plaza Francia, Buenos Aires
- Mormaii Brazilian surf sunglasses
- Longsleeve cotton shirt
- Windbreaker
- Brazilian "Taco" denim jeans
- Puma Vans look-a-like sneakers
Thanks, Tim!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Sep 24th 2007 @ 9:51AM
Carl said...
Timothy left off one of his items... digital camera. How else were these shots taken and he updates his blog with photos from his travels so he obviously takes a digital camera with him.
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Sep 24th 2007 @ 10:32AM
Justin Glow said...
Um. Wow, Carl. Yes... you're probably right.
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Sep 26th 2007 @ 11:15PM
Ben Denham said...
Tim,
Great list. You missed my essential piece of travel equipment.
I call it my "Whoobie." Its an Army poncho liner with thinsulate. I have used it on the coldest nights in Bavarian woods, climbing on Mt. Rainier, and despite my wife's complaints as my blanket every night.
When I become Deputy Dog of the world I am going to make sure everyone in the world has one.
BD
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Sep 26th 2007 @ 11:59PM
Adrian said...
What, no socks n jocks?
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Sep 28th 2007 @ 11:27PM
Scott said...
I'm guessing you also bring toiletries, like toothpaste and toothbrush, deodorant, etc?
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