RobPNW
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Does anyone use a pelican case for your gear when traveling or do you just use typical scuba luggage? Does all your gear in a pelican case weigh in under the limit?
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Does anyone use a pelican case for your gear when traveling or do you just use typical scuba luggage? Does all your gear in a pelican case weigh in under the limit?
I have a watch computer I can just wear and not pack. Do you check in your regulators or do you put them in a carry-on?
I vary my packing strategy based on where I am going. If there is a small plane involved you typically can't carry on too much for that leg, so you have to plan around that. Non US carriers often have very low carryon limits even on a regular jet. The Philippines technically don't allow regs in carryon. There's no one size fits all answer.I have a watch computer I can just wear and not pack. Do you check in your regulators or do you put them in a carry-on?
Another option might be a sport tube. They are designed to safely ship long objects, but they have a good deal of internal volume and are quite tough and held up very well for air travel.Does anyone use a pelican case for your gear when traveling or do you just use typical scuba luggage? Does all your gear in a pelican case weigh in under the limit?