With airline travel becoming more restrictive with what you can bring on the plane and how much you can bring on the plane, what business accessories have you recently purchased (i.e travel bags, kits, etc...) that have made the air travel experience more enjoyable?
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I usually travel with a laptop and photo gear and have found the bags from ThinkTank (see link below) to be awesome. Highly recommended.
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1. A new shoulder-strap for your laptop bag. Most that are included with the bag are not padded well and wind up digging into your shoulder, which if you treat your bad like a man-purse, can be quite painful. If you purchase a replacement, you will be amazed how much better you feel at the end of your trip. 2. The Bose Noise-Canceling Headphones are worth the money. At $300 its tough to justify at first until you use them. From what I hear from others, the other brands are not as good. In addition to providing the ability to actually here your ipod on a plane, the noise-canceling will actually help reduce fatigue on longer flights, like ATL to LAX. 3. Briggs and Riley Expandable carry-on - ballistic nylon so it will last, the expandable part makes the bag flexible for 1 to 4 day trips, its more cost-effective than similar models from Tumi and other high-end brands, and the warranty is great. 4. ipod phone book with all of the speed dials to all of the major reservation lines for hotel, rental car, and airline carriers.
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