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Overnight backcountry backpacking/hiking in the spirit of taking less and doing more. Ask yourself: do I really need that?

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TSA whatcanibring? (lemmy.world)

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flying tomorrow, had to double-check some of these on the tsa.gov whatcanibring website so i thought i’d share:

carry on	checked	item
❌	❌	fuels
❌	❌	bear spray
❌	✔️	tent spikes
✔️	✔️	knitting needles
❌	✔️	hiking poles
❌	✔️	walking sticks
❌	✔️	ice axes/ice picks
❌	✔️	razor blades
✔️	❌	power banks
❗	❗	camp stoves
❗	❗	bug repellent
✔️	❗	disposable and zippo lighters
❗	✔️	bottled water
❗	✔️	crampons
❗	✔️	hand sanitizer
❗	✔️	oils and vinegar
❗	✔️	peanut butter
❗	✔️	scissors
❗	✔️	umbrellas
✔️	✔️	flashlight
✔️	✔️	navigation GPS
✔️	✔️	sleeping bag
✔️	✔️	safety pin
✔️	✔️	toothbrush
✔️	✔️	tweezers
✔️	✔️	utensils

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I've absolutely had hiking poles in my hand luggage, wasn't a problem whatsoever.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

I’ve had good luck getting trekking poles and stakes through in my carry-on, but according to the written rules they’re apparently not permitted 🤷