Tap here for all information: My Flight Items: Airplane Mode shirt: amzn.to/47GGBLq Star sweater: old Rails Personal Item Bags: Backpack 15.6: amzn.to/3Oe1mGV Striped backpack 15.6: amzn.to/3AUmMkX Bento bag: www.nomadlane.com Tote bag: www.minkeeblue.com Under seat rolling suitcase: amzn.to/3P4R2Ba Compression cubes: amzn.to/3KNZmDb XL compression cubes: amzn.to/3E536My Pink suitcase: bit.ly/20InchPinkLuggage Bright pink suitcase: old Samsonite Peeps: amzn.to/44gojh9 Cheaper peeps: amzn.to/41bVLnA Fingernail file case: amzn.to/3KNYGh7 Thin RFID wallet: amzn.to/3OHNVxN Deck of cards: amzn.to/44civoV Deck cards black: amzn.to/3OKH5b3 Cord organizer (aqua): amzn.to/3skxrEt Clear bags (set of 35): amzn.to/44hLszK Square coin purse: amzn.to/45wPPbp Tray table cover: amzn.to/44zrPoy Cord case (black): amzn.to/429J4ua Tube cube from set: amzn.to/3KNZmDb Toiletry kit with liquids bag: amzn.to/3E2R1Yh Book: amzn.to/3OGFe70 (grabs you quick) Fanny pack: amzn.to/3KMNrVT Smaller fanny pack: amzn.to/3QLYv9C Crossbody bag: amzn.to/3Ca9gdl Strap for purse: amzn.to/3P3PhnV Makeup towel:amzn.to/47CDEM4 Neck pillow: amzn.to/3OzQO3y Phone prop: amzn.to/3qtystm Cup holder: amzn.to/3OJiyTp Tips for packing toiletries: bit.ly/SaveSpaceToiletries New hacks for 2024: bit.ly/NewTravelHacks Need river cruise tips? Watch this: bit.ly/PackThis4RiverCruise Walking all day in Europe and need shoes: bit.ly/EuropeWalkingShoes Freebies for you my viewers: Seat Back Checklist: bit.ly/FreeAirplaneSeatList bit.ly/EuropeFreebie bit.ly/FreeUltimatePackingList bit.ly/EveryTripEssentials

One thing I always do when I get to my airline seat is pull out a pre-moistened wipe and wipe down my space. Headrest, chair, arm rest, tray table, you’d be shocked how dirty it all is. I sometimes have to use 3-4 wipes! Usually another traveler (seeing how gross everything is) will ask me for an extra wipe. I take additional wipes with me to the rest room. 😮. I take them to movie theaters too. Love your tips!!

The last time i went through a tsa line, I watched a lady have to unzip her carry-on bag and search for things to put in the gray bins. I remember thinking that she needed to watch Travel Tips by Laurie 😂

Remember to slip a plastic grocery bag in with your spare clothes packed away inside your compression cube in your personal item bag. Use it to keep the worn items separated from the fresh clothes. It takes little room and if you don't use it for that, it usually comes in handy for something else.

I pack a small sandwich bag with all items I like in my pockets. You have to have empty pockets through TSA, then put the items in after the line, I have a gallon size bag with all the items I want in the seat pocket. This is easy to grab when you get to your seat and it keeps your book, kindle, snacks, wipes from connecting with the pocket grime.

Your napkin in the drink pocket hack is useful, but I would replace it with a dollar store bandana (I have dozens stacked in my cupboard because I use them for so many things, including gift wrap). Once you get to your hotel, rinse it out and hang on the shower rail to dry. They have dozens of uses on vacation, from a head cover when it's sunnier than expected, to a makeshift bag when you weren't intending to shop, to an emergency bandage, sling or tourniquet in case of injury, to a cooling towel on a hot day, to a valet tray so your jewelry doesn't blend into the counter and get forgotten, to something to cover your mouth and nose so you can breath while escaping a fire godforbid.

I watched previous videos where you suggested packing an extra tee and undies, in your personal item. I just did that and also included a nightgown. Well, today we flew out and when we got to the airport we realized we’d left a suitcase at home! Too late to go back so we flew off with all of my clothes sitting in my bedroom. I’m SO glad I followed your tip! I have a nice fresh nightgown for tonight, clean I does and a tee for tomorrow to wear shopping! Crazy, I know. We’ve never done this before but things do happen.

Extra clothes in your personal item bag are great if your bag gets lost. But…also great if you happen to spill a whole glass of soda on your lap. Nice to have non sticky clothes to change into mid flight!!! This thought comes from personal experience.

For my tech, I use slim, tubular shaped pencil cases. It fits nicely in the opposite, outside, water bottle pocket.

a tip I just picked up from another place, and particularly useful for families: pack all of the stuff that TSA is going to want to look closer at in one carryon. that way one adult can keep tabs on that "high scrutiny" bag, and the other can keep tabs on the kids and the low scrutiny bags. - I've already decided that next time we fly, we'll put the "uncheckables" into one carryon, so the other can be checked at the gate if need be. you already know that instead of a personal item bag, I carry my flight stuff in a light jacket with lots of pockets. I prefer a Kindle to a paper book for travel. I still prefer the security of having my books on paper overall, but the e-ink screen isn't hard on my eyes, plus it has the backlight so I can read with the lights off, and if my eyes ARE tired, I can adjust the print size. plus I can carry an entire bookshelf in my pocket. one thing I've run into is that I usually aim for exit rows, for the legroom. what that means for travelers, is the tray table will be smaller, and most of the time there is no underseat option. that means having my personal inflight items carried on my person is an even bigger necessity, so they don't get put in an overhead bin out of reach. I carry wired earbuds, mostly because I'm stingy, but partly because I can just plug them into the airplane entertainment system, or the tour bus listening system. when I go through the TSA line, as I've said, I wear shoes that are easy to slip on and off, so I can just take my laptop out of my carryon, and put it in a second bin with my shoes and jacket in it, as well. then at the exit, I can just slip into my shoes, stick my laptop back into my bag, grab my jacket, and get myself out of the security area. any reorganizing I want to do; I can do in the gate area, where there's less chaos of people who didn't prepare for TSA screening trying to put themselves back together. as a man, I make a point of wearing pants without rivets, (Carhartt work pants will earn you a patdown) that I can wear with or without a belt (that way I can have the belt in a bag for the flight, but I still have the option of going tucked in with a belt for someplace nice.) I have black golf pants I wore the last time we traveled, and they were great. I wear a nice shirt with a pocket, because that's where I carry my phone, and then the jacket with all my in flight stuff and all the stuff I normally carry in my pockets. I also haven't parked in airport parking for years. last time, we had friends drop us off and they kept the car - and all our keys - at their house while we were gone. that way, we could just ping them while we were in customs, and they came to fetch us. we've also used hotel "sleep and ride" services when we had early morning flights. even more creatively, one of my customers told me they booked a limo service to take them to and from the airport, because in the final calculation, it didn't cost them any more than driving to the airport, and paying for long term parking; once they added in the nuisance cost of not having doorstep dropoff and pickup. another tip someone might find handy - on our last international trip; we flew Iceland Air, and they handed out liter bottles of good water as we boarded the plane. so if you're flying Iceland, you probably won't need to juggle a water bottle.

Hi Laurie! Something I do for the ice cold bottle of water or other beverage bottle, I keep folded paper towels inside a plastic zip bag, & just slide the bottle into that zip bag, the paper towels absorb the condensation, & being inside the plastic bag, you won’t have a wet spot on your backpack.

I use clear plastic folders that seal to store documents so that if there is a leak they are dry.

Dear Laurie, Thank you so much for all of your smart advice! I'm also an airline pilot wife and have been traveling with my husband for over 26 years. As you can imagine, I've acquired many of my own traveling tips and hacks over the years. But, I always seem to learn a few new ones from your videos. So, thank you and please keep them coming!

Jack Daniel's had a Christmas special where the bottle came in an oblong zippered cloth bag. When I travel, I add 2 long ebags packing bags, and fill one with whatever underwear or sleep clothes I need. Then I clip it to the outside of my rolling bag with a hero clip, and I can use it as my pillow. Makes room in suitcase, and bottle of booze to boot.

Re being asked to stow the crossbody or waist pack because it’s a 3rd item…hasn’t happened to me, but on my last flight (Southwest), I saw the gate agent tell a woman she had to stow one item (she had a carryon, a small purse, and a small shopping bag). The woman got really flustered trying to stuff one of them somewhere. Lesson learned, be prepared!

One thing I'd add about liquids bags - don't feel you must limit them to toiletries. I don't use many liquids toiletries, so I always have extra space. This trip will involve a 5 hour flight, a 7 1/2 hour layover, then a 2 /12 hour flight. That's a lot of hours! So, I will be bringing at least 2 meals with me as well as the usual snacks. Remember that you can put liquidy food in your liquids bag, as long as it falls within the TSA requirements. Mine will include honey straws for my tea, individual salad dressing sachets, and three 1 ounce jars of different preserves for my cheese and crackers lunch.

We recently took a vacation and on the outside pouch of our electronics bag I taped a post it note of all the electronic items in it and that were elsewhere, like the phone, etc. That way when packing to go home, I just went off that list to make sure everything was repacked. I also take a major packing list of items we take so I can pack for the next vacation looking at the list of what we used & didn't use. Thank you for sharing your tips!

I like to use my bumbag for those travel essentials that I want handy on the flight. I got a black and white striped one (looks great with my black and white Lovevook backpack). When I get to my seat I open the tray, slide my bumbag strap over the tray to the hinge and close the tray. The bag is then located right in hands reach! Thanks for your tips!

Thank you for these great travel ideas! I especially liked this video because I own the same 15.6" Lovevook backpack (in black), and you provided great suggestions for utilizing the compartments more effectively than how I've used it since I purchased it in 2022. Your suggestion for packing a change of clothes in a small compression cube, placed at the bottom is brilliant! I have those Tripped packing cubes and I will use one for my next trip. Using your suggestion will also allow me to leave my suitcase at the AirB&B for an overnight trip by train, instead of dragging my suitcase with me. So your suggestion solved that problem for me too. As a solo female traveler preparing for another 5 week international trip, I'm determined to reduce the weight and bulk of what I will pack for this trip and still be comfortable. Yesterday I purchased a Travelpro Crew Classic 21" Spinner. While I love my Travelpro Rollaboard Carryon which I purchased for last year's 5 week trip to the UK and Ireland because the suitcase has more space than the spinner suitcases do, it's so much easier to wheel a spinner beside you rather than pulling a rollaboard behind you. In a moment of panic this week, I purchased Lovevook's Carry On Backpack 30L because I'm so afraid I won't have room in my suitcase for everything plus souvenirs during such a long trip, but I also don't want to lug a larger "checked bag" suitcase around airports and public transportation either. Hopefully, the larger backpack can stay at home and be used for much shorter trips in the future. Thanks again!

Like your husband, I print out copies of different tickets, itineraries, etc even if I have them on my phone and put them in a much loved notebook-style pencil case. It's the kind with the three holes you can put in a notebook, one main section that holds almost anything folded in half and then a second mesh section. I pull out only the same day papers for the mesh section to keep from rifling through. It's nice to get other ideas, as systems evolve for people, and this one has saved some real headaches for my family. Especially when tech goes glitchy.

To keep your charger cube and charging cords matched, replace wasabi tape (which may come off) with a dot of matching nail polish. It will not come off and is a foolproof way to see which way to enter the cord into the charger.

I have traveled to 40 plus countries (Europe. Qatar. Southeast Asia) i have learned how to pack like a pro. Your videos have been a great source of information. Going to see my son in October on southwest airlines (1st time flying with them ) so i started packing early. Pulled out 4 personal item bags and decided i would try a travel backpack. I was impressed with how much i could fit into this bag. I always carry noise canceling headphones and a neck pillow. I have a bag i stuff my pillow into to keep it clean. Also packing 2 days worth of clothing into my backpack. I have to work on my vacation so i have my computer and a Kindle. All my cables and my Belkin surge protector which i have used in the airport to top off my devices. I have a 13 hour layover so i need some cleaning wipes to freshen up. Thanks for the tips about hand sanitizer not having to go in your liquids bag. I am only taking my backpack and a carry-on for an 11 day trip but i feel really good about what i am taking. Just ordered the airplane travel footrest since i am in economy and both flight are approximately 6 hours each. A must take on for me is a ziplock bag for garbage. I always carry quart and gallon size bags in my personal bag. Love you content and look forward to what is next

Recently returned from a trip to Ireland and a 9 hr flight. I highly recommend the foot sling that goes over the gray table on back of the seat in front of you. Reduced swelling and was comfy. Just wait until the service is done and everyone is settled down. Used most of your personal bag tips

Great video, Laurie. I noticed your personal bag has a light color interior and smaller bags were bright or clear colors. All of my bags (personal, backpack, crossbody, purse, etc) are light color interiors. Nothing worse than digging into a black hole looking for something with the cabin lights off.

I was recently on an American Airline flight from Charlotte to Newark and the boarding agent saw me with a Fanny pack turned in reverse and she made me remove it and stuff it in my back pack counting it as 2 personal items . The flight was already delayed in departure and she could have cared less about whether these last minute shifting of items slowed down boarding and the flight was NOT full . It was obvious she was on a mission - mean spirit !

I like to fill a travel pouch with a loop on it with my must have flight essentials so I don’t have to bend and dig into my backpack multiple times. This holds Motrin, Kleenex, an ink pen, make-up removal wipes, eye glass cleaner pads, a mini toothbrush, mints, ear buds etc. If I have a carabiner clip, I can attach it to the seat pocket.

You are a genius. I never thought to use packing cubes in my carry on. I also never thought to pack according to each types of travel. I go to the train station for a ten hour ride to my hotel where I stay two days before my cruise. Then off to the cruise port to check my larger suitcase and put my carry on in my cabin to set off around the ship. My luggage might not get to my cabin until 6pm from a 10am boarding. Meanwhile I have been digging through my luggage for two days at the hotel throwing any previous organization out the window. THANK YOU!

I put my small crossbody purse into my personal item. You showed some nifty gadgets, but I'm more minimalist. I wouldn't want to carry all that stuff! (tray table cover, window cup holder, phone stand, etc.). To each her own though. (I love your videos.)

Funny story on pockets on a backpack. Was coming through TSA in Amsterdam and it was early morning training. They flagged my backpack for mystery object. warned them it was stuffed full.... first my tension fan pops out at them. YIKES... 😬 (lucky they had a sense of humor). Then they couldn't find my camp spoon I had packed. I could not remember what pocket it was in...took them 30 minutes to finally find it! Moral is: know exactly where you pack stuff!

Hi Laurie! I have a small, fluffy pouch with a drawstring that I roll my sweater into, and it doubles as a really comfy pillow. Also, inside my liquids bag, I have a small ziplock bag with my plane essentials like hand cream, eye drops etc. It's then easy to separate when necessary 😉

Love the compression packing cubes - have them in my Amazon cart.

I used a black bag for my cords. On a long haul flight, I lost all my cords because the black blended into the tight quarters. Note to self, bright colors are best❤

I love your tips. I always put my crossbody bag inside the backpack or personal item that I use to travel, this way, when I get to my destination and leave my luggage at the hotel, I have the crossbody bag ready to go. I put all my documents and essentials there and use it as a pouch while inside the personal bag.

I love how you make little changes to your packing routine, based on your lived experiences

I haven’t flown in over 20 years because we generally do road trips. Your videos help me feel much less stressed about my upcoming work trip.

I don’t travel with a laptop but with an iPad. I bought a charging cord that will charge my iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch from one port. I looked to see if I could find it agin but wasn’t successful. So I’m ready to ditch my travel tech case and go back to a pouch. For me, it will be smaller. I loved this video! I never seem to have enough room for my things in my travel backpack. That’s due to my knitting most of the time!😊

Great video, Laurie!!! Thank you! I'm 69 and I started flying when I was 4, and first flew by myself at 8. My mother always told me to pack an extra pair of undies, socks and a shirt with me. I can't tell you how many times that has saved me!

I might have already mentioned this on one of your other videos, but I have that same backpack and I LOVE it. Perfect size for travel, has a trolley strap to carry on your suitcase, and the shoulder straps are very wide and padded for comfort. I love that it has the rigid opening so you can open it WIDE and get down in there. It has handles on top if you want to carry it like a purse, even, and it is really nice looking (I have a different color scheme, but they all look great.) It does fit under the seat on the airplane. I've carried this bag all over Europe, it was perfect.

I use the same tray cover as you do then take one of those elastic towel holders that you stretch across the back of a beach chair and put it over the tray. I then use carabiners to hook underneath: my travel mug, a plastic trash bag, and a small toiletry kit with my electronics,etc. I can then use the pockets for other things.

For many years instead of a water bottle I carry a water bag with a carabiner clip with a screw off and/or pull up drinking top. They come in different sizes. I role it up into a tiny size and when I get to my gate I fill it with water, clip it to my carry on back pack (or put it in my side water bottle sleeve of my back pack) and have plenty of water for my trip. In addition to this I pack a larger one for long day trips in my suitcase for plenty of water for day hikes or site seeing. I also carry this in my car whenever I go out of town. Ideal for long haul trips .. New Zealand ect.

Alaska Airlines gate attendant made me put my crossbody bag in my bag. But he also didn’t really seem to care … kinda like he told me the rule but then waved me through. I stopped and put it in my husband’s backpack (mine was full) even though my husband noticed the attendant didn’t really care. I just wanted to be respectful of his request.

I have to thank you for all your valuable tips! We took our first international trip to the UK . I actually binge watched your videos!. Packing light, making sure you drink alot of water, anti theft purse, comfortable travel outfit, making copies of passport. We had the best time.

I have asthma and have 2 different inhalers. I always take spares for both when travelling. Inhalers in current use is put in the front pocket and the spares are in the main compartment wherever there is a space. If I have a jacket with me I put current inhalers in a jacket pocket that has a zip or snap.

So glad i found you! We're heading to Europe for two months this fall - and planning to do strictly carryon. Your videos are so helpful!

I need to get those narrow cards for my husband. That way he can keep his solitaire game all on his own tray table and not mine, too!

I just bought one of those window cup holders. My husband took it today and loves it! He raved and he never raves.

I’m always trying to refine my packing/reduce space and weight-I like the Cabeau neck pillow but it’s bulky and feels really hot after a while. Saw this idea and it works great-I got a $12 real (padded) neck brace-it’s designed to hold your neck steady and takes up way less space and is way less hot than an expensive travel neck pillow!

Cool tips. Thanks!

Thank you, for this video this is very helpful!

Really helpful tips, thank you!

Great video as always

Thank You for your information ❤

Love your Vlogs and tips. Thank you!

Oooh I definitely need those mini clear pouches lol

Hi Laurie, thanks again for all your great travel tips😊

Thank-u for posting. Have not traveled for a while.

Hi, here is a tip I hope you'll never need: I use a very slim fanny pack. It just fits four things: ID, phone, cash and credit card. You can wear it invisible under your shirt or sweater. My mobil is in a wallet style case, so it's all kept together nicely. If you have to leave the airport or plane in an emergency you have to leave all bags behind. With these four things, wherever you are, you can always organize your way home. I just discovered your videos and I bingewatched for hours. Thank you for your time and effort

The little pouches are a great idea. I like to carry sweetener with me, and I can just throw it in a purse. I didn't see the jeweled pen in the description. It is pretty and easy to see. I'm always digging around for a pen.

Looooove her videos!!!!

A kindle paperwhite is genuinely like reading paper. You can also adjust the screen brightness. Including in low light. When sitting in the dark with my daughter when she was poorly and trying to sleep, I set it to very low light and i could still read.

Great tips as always Laurie! THANK YOU!!!!

Your suggestions are always helpful, Thank You!

🎉More great tips! Thank you, Laurie!!

Hi Laurie. Long-time subscriber here. As my itineraries have gotten more complicated, I have begun using the TripIt app. I can store all the documents for each trip electronically in TripIt without having to print and keep track of everything, thus saving space. I love the app’s timely check-in reminders and flight alerts, which are only a couple of minutes behind the airline apps. And the terminal maps and in-airport walking directions associated with the pro version are some of the best I’ve encountered.

Laurie I enjoy your videos so much. Doing a road trip this fall but plan an overseas trip in a year or two. Your videos help me dream. Safe travels !!

Dollar Tree has really cute round clam shell with zipper for air pods. It has a mesh pocket on one side so I have air pods and wired cheap earphones. Recently they had a square one with flamingos.

You’re delightful. I love all your tips.

Thanks so much. I've enjoyed traveling with this bag & plan to travel with only it for few day trip next month. Appreciate your ideas & kind delivery.😊

Very good video. I am a super frequent traveler but there is always something new in your videos! Thanks!

Laurie, thank you so much for putting these videos out. I have not traveled overseas and I am traveling in January for the first time and your hints and tips are some thing that I will put to use and I’ll probably play your video while I’m packing.

Laurie, I purchased the backpack you feature and recently used it on a flight. Wow! It fit well under the seat and I still had leg room. So many places to put things. I also thought I'd never use the little RFID wallet you've featured. I purchased one, and I loved using it on our trip. I've long had the neck pillow you featured from a past video. Since we were on a 6+ hour flight, I did use it. I used a carabiner clip to attach it to my backpack although I'm sure that clip would hold. The carabiner clip allowed the pillow to hang down a bit. Love that neck pillow. Need to check out the peeps. As you can see, your featured items are keepers. I'll have to weigh getting that window cup holder gadget. I'm a bit of a klutz, and I can just see me knocking a drink down the side of the plane! 🤣

Flying out this month and I always review your videos before each trip to keep myself organized. Thanks so much!

Great tips! I'm always trying to perfect the art of packing my personal item. That tray table cover/pocket thing looks cool. I need to be better about having somewhere to put the things I reach for frequently on the plane, like my glasses case. Love your packing pyramid strategy. 🌺Heidi

Thank you

Hi Laurie. Regarding cables, I use cloth medical tape to create a tab around the wire and write on that what the wire goes to. It has worked out great.

You are a treasure. Have implemented most of your suggestions and they are game changers. The neck pillow you recommend is fab; love how it folds up. Also those clear plastic pill sleeves are useful.

Great tips

Hi I'm from WIsconsin and Love watching your tips!!!

I have a travel tech pouch specifically for the flight. It contains wired and wireless earbuds, charging cable (just in case the flight has outlets for the seats), and a collapsible phone/ iPad stand. I always back at top of my carry on so it’s the first thing i can pull out when i get to my seat. Love your videos. Super informative.

Thanks for all your tips! Loved seeing LMNT electrolytes ❤

The viewers are the best. The gallon bag in the seat pocket is a game changer. Great video. M

I love you content Laurie! You’ve made me a much more relaxed and confident traveler.

Really appreciate all your tips…they just keep coming!! I’m used most of them!! You are a gem!!

Thank you for another great video. 👍😊 👍

Great tips!! I never thought about the paper towel in the pocket for drink perspiration, thank you!! I have several of your items in my Christmas list too!!! ❤️❤️

Thank you for your helpful packing ideas. Also, your packing list is the best tool to have a successful trip.

Loving you channel. Tried and true tips to such a long way in easing everyone else’s travel stress-thanks for sharing!

I love pockets in begs

Hey Laurie, these tips of yours are incredibly amazing. I can't wait to apply it on my next trip. See yah, maybe, on any of the airports. 😊

Bag in a bag is the best thing I've ever done when traveling!

Hey Laurie, I love love love the backpack you featured. Only bummer was I wanted the striped version, but no matter it worked out great for the trains and flights in Europe. Thx so much for all the info you impart.

Thank you so much for all the tips. They sure make my flights less stressful.😊

Nevermind...I just read your tip for packing crossbody...I already do that so I'm happy to see we're thinking alike! Thank you for all the information.

In Europe, i know Norwegian Airlines & Easyjet especially will not allow a cross body bag if you have another carry on bag. Ryanair seem quite relaxed about a small cross body bag.

Hi Laurie Love yr channel... I'm from the UK and flying internationally really soon! You have such a calm manner and I can understand your accent which is an added bonus😉 Your tips are fab. Thanks again❤ ❤❤❤

I just pack my fanny pack or crossbody bag in my personal item bag. I have had an airline say before boarding to make sure to consolidate...you are only allowed 1 carry one and 1 personal item. I love pockets and pouches to organize my items.

I’m flying to Israel in a couple of weeks (my first trip out of the country!) and I am really enjoying all of your tips! Thanks!

Perfect timing. I bought the striped backpack for an upcoming trip to Ireland and learned some new tips today. Thank you! I purchased the ecco mid tops from your other video and can't wait to try them out!

Hey Laurie....first time viewing...very useful video as I'm planning a European trip in December! ❤❤❤

In addition to the compression cube of extra clothes, I will put my 'good outfit' (the trip is to celebrate my 60th birthday") in my purse instead of a cube, and include my matching ballet flats and jewelry in that bag. Passport and wallet are never put in a bag, I wear them in an inner pocket.