TripPack Kits are three travel kits we’re designing around the moments packing goes wrong: running out of space, the security line, and strict personal-item limits. Get early access and we’ll email you when they launch.
For anyone fitting a week of clothes into one carry-on, and families who want one cube per person.
For carry-on flyers who are tired of repacking liquids at the security line.
For budget-airline fares where the only free bag is a small one that fits under the seat in front of you.
Illustrations show planned designs, not finished products. Contents and planned prices may change before launch. No orders are taken yet, and joining the list costs nothing.
Most airlines allow one free personal item — a purse, backpack or laptop bag — that must fit under the seat in front of you. On many budget fares, it’s the only free bag, and a full-size carry-on costs extra. Size limits are set by each airline and differ, sometimes by just an inch or two, and some airlines check bags at the gate with a sizer.
We’re designing the Under-Seat Personal Item Bag to be soft and compact so it can squeeze into tight spaces. Even so, always check your airline’s current personal item size limit on its official baggage page before you fly. TripPack doesn’t promise that any bag fits every airline.
TripPack started as a free packing list generator. The kits are built around three problems that come up on most flying trips: carry-on travelers run out of space, liquids slow down the security line, and budget fares often include only one small bag. Each kit solves one of those, and nothing else.