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What brand of carry-on luggage do you use?

eBags
Samsonite
Tough Traveler
Tom Bihn
Red Oxx
MEI
Victorinox
Briggs & Riley
Travelpro
American Tourister
Rick Steves
Eddie Bauer
Orvis
Filson
Boyt
Tumi
Eagle Creek
Patagonia
Jansport
OTHER
  
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If you have traveled by air in 2008, how many times have you been forced to gate check a legal-sized carry-on bag?
Never
Once
Twice
Three or more
  
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What’s the average total weight of your carry-on items?
3 pounds or less
4-7 pounds
8-10 pounds
11-12 pounds
13-15 pounds
16-20 pounds
21-22 pounds (10kg int’l limit)
23-26 pounds
27-35 pounds
36 pounds or more
  
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Who CAN'T travel light

Light one-bag travel is NOT for everyone. If you are a big-time business traveler and you need more than one nice suit, lots of printed material and a big laptop, it's not going to work for you. Ditto if photography is the prime purpose of your travel. It's probably not possible to carry on clothing and a complete professional photo outfit. And if you'e just a clotheshorse who requires an extensive wardrobe and  you care more about how you look than how easy it is to get there - forget it. But, you can go one-bag and look great in nearly any setting. More on that later!

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