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Originally Posted by Carbonfiberboy
No problem with compression sacks. They won't even try to open and unpack them. That's what x-ray is for. Hiking poles and most anything you can think of they've already seen and know about. No lighters is the main thing. Super clean stove, no smell at all, and vinegar in the fuel bottles if you have that stuff.
+1. Just flew back from Cycle Oregon today. Out sleeping bags and a pillow were in compression sacks and our mattresses were rolled and bagged. Nothing was messed with.

I have a Dragon Fly. Didn't need it for this trip, but it's expensive and I don't want it confiscated so when I do travel with it I ship it, which usually is no big thing since I usually ship my bike rather than fly with it.
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