I have the Black and Orange one. I love this bag as it is designed to fit in the overhead compartment of most aircraft because of the taper at the top. And it has skateboard trucks and wheels, so it doesn't do the penguin dance! (UNFORTUNATLY in 2026, this is no longer a viable carry-on luggage)

New backpack to replace an old backpack I've had since the mid 90's! My dad had bags custom made when he was TDY in South Korea while we were living in Okinawa. They've done its job, If I can have them made today and "modernized", I would.

The newest addition to my footwear for travel. This is now my main wear.

Something new for me. The last time I traveled, I found myself dumping the contents from my pocket just anywhere, even losing a few things behind the TV stand in my hotel. This thing is pretty awesome for a quick catch of that pocket dump!

Part of my electronics travel gear, the GL.iNet Slate AX (GL-AXT1800) has been a absolute lifesaver. This device functions as a powerful private Wi-Fi repeater, or you can plug in an Ethernet line if your room has one to establish a more stable, high-speed connection. By connecting all your devices to this one router instead of the hotel’s Wi-Fi, you only have to deal with the captive portal once. This setup pairs perfectly with a media stick like the Chromecast with Google TV, ensuring your streaming remains seamless and secure.

This thing is great if you have a TV in your hotel with a usable HDMI port. Forget about paying loads of money for in-room movies; just plug in the Chromecast with Google TV, connect it to your travel router, and use the included remote to browse your apps directly on the screen. Since it has its own interface, you don't even need to rely on your phone to control the action. It is worth noting that Google has discontinued this specific device. If you're looking to pick one up, you can usually find them for a great price on eBay or local online marketplaces like Facebook Marketplace.

I have 8 of these and they fit perfectly in the Thrive Traveler Carry-On Luggage. I use each one to pack a set of clothes (minus pants). A red one that I use as an electronics kit (spare batteries, chargers, cables, etc.)

It's a shoe bag, what more is there to say. Again, fits nicely in the Thrive Traveler Luggage.

To stay with the theme, picked up a hanging toiletry bag that matches everything else.

Don't have one yet, but ordering for my next trip.

This is actually part of my EDC, but I travel with it as well. It is a handy little tool for when you are on the go. It is TSA "Safe" (don't get it mixed with "approved"), but I have never had any problems with it when traveling. The Shard has seven useful functions: small flat driver, medium flat driver, cross driver, pry bar, wire stripper, lanyard hole, and bottle opener.

I use this to carry some OTC pain, migraine, and allergy medications.

Updated from the old Anker version. I've consolidated all my electronics to use USB-c only so I only need to carry this one charger.

Great addition for the single desktop charger.

Great addition for the desktop charger.

Keep those cables organized!