11-29-2021, 06:11 PM
I guess if you're traveling by car or only have a carry-on, you could pack according to bag orientation. But if you're checking a bag on an airline, what's the point? They might open it for TSA inspection, and it's probably going to ride "upside down" on the belts (so that the wheels don't interfere with the conveyer).
I also use packing cubes to try and maintain some semblance of order. There are also new styles of bags that are like "closets on wheels". They have separate compartments and you can "open" the bag and hang it with all the compartments accessible.
I also use packing cubes to try and maintain some semblance of order. There are also new styles of bags that are like "closets on wheels". They have separate compartments and you can "open" the bag and hang it with all the compartments accessible.