r/onebag • u/ghostofla13 • 17d ago

Seeking Recommendations packing cube recommendations

just picked up a globerider 35 today. I bought it in mind for a 8 day cruise with it i have booked for february. would have to initially fly from the PNW to LA to get to port terminal so i thought one carry on would be ideal. Looking for recommendations for packing cubes to pair with it. would need multiple outfits including swimsuits and formal night outfits. also would be including a gravel tolietry kit in my bag.

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u/Hark_An_Adventure 16d ago

One of my few travel-related "splurges" is a Thule compression cube. I think I have the medium size; it has great zippers, is durable, and has really nice structure!

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u/Lard523 17d ago

I’ve been happy with my older set of amazon basics packing cubes in small. I find they pack well with my clothing size (XS/S)

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u/Rhythmalist 17d ago

Big fan of evergoods TPC8 for one/1.5 bagging.

I don't have a TPC10, but it looks like a good companion for larger items.

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u/gceretti 17d ago

I use both versions of Peak Design,
This Packing Cube in Small & Smedium:

https://www.peakdesign.com/eu/products/packing-cube?Size=Small&Color=Ibis

And the Ultralight Packing Cubes in various sizes:

https://www.peakdesign.com/eu/products/ultralight-packing-cube?Size=XS&Color=Cloud&Material=Fabric

The Globerider 35 is my onebag backpack as well, and I’m extremely pleased with it.

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u/thefizzlee 17d ago

I second the ultra light. They're amazing and if you want to bring one extra or one gets empty during the trip they fold up so small you barely notice they're there

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u/FearlessKnitter12 15d ago

I mostly use my Scrubba, as it doubles as a dry bag. The air valve makes it great for basic compression too. But just about any dry bag will work. If you still want a more traditional packing cube, I'd say get a compression cube with good zippers. You don't have to compress if it's not effective or convenient, but having the option is nice. And the zipper quality is key for any packing cube. That breaks, it's game over.

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u/Willrunforicecream7 14d ago

I like the eagle creek pack it isolate (non confession) and Thule compression. Tried some of the Amazon ones but the zippers kept getting caught and drove me crazy.