I honestly cannot thank you all enough for the detailed responses!!! Noting everything. YIKES...It’s definitely going to be a challenge keeping to the weight limit. I am REALLY hoping to not check a bag.
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I honestly cannot thank you all enough for the detailed responses!!! Noting everything. YIKES...It’s definitely going to be a challenge keeping to the weight limit. I am REALLY hoping to not check a bag.
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Mom to:
1 BLUE (03) and 2 PINK (05 & 07)
^i^ 10.01 & 12.03
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I think you should suck it up and plan to check one. I do t really get the dread of checking a bag. I’ve had my bag get lost- I’m not naive. But it doesn’t add a significant amount of time at most airports and if it means you have the stuff you really need then just pack it.
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We went 2 summers ago. In general, I wouldn’t have needed rain pants but if you are doing more outdoorsy stuff, they may help. For the fjords boat, they provided the outerwear. If you have comfy, supportive rain boots/shoes...definitely bring them. I otherwise packed my typical spring wardrobe as the temps are similar. A long raincoat, jeans and leggings, rain boots, athletic shoes, flats, layers. I never needed short sleeves, but my lightweight rain jacket and a scarf that I could put in my bag when not needed were key. A small umbrella.
I always check a bag and just make sure I have necessities in a carry on for everyone, just in case.
Mama to my boys (04,07,11)
I got DS a fleece lined rain coat from LL Bean for wet weather at lower temps and it was awesome--they may still have them in stock. Or you can go the Marmot precip route--very good rain shell. But you need a fleece under it. I would say nothing cotton--all wicking clothing. Look at REI, LL Bean, Columbia for ideas.
Mom to:
DS '02
DS '05
Percy--the wild furry child!!! 2022----
Simon--the first King Charles cutie 2009-2022
RIP Andy, the furry first child, 1996-2012
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