To answer the question what's in the boot I'm going to show you how I plan to pack for 15 days of road travel here. Actual clothing may vary.
Step 1 - make a list of clothes you think you need to take. I will not bore you with my list - I've taken a photo of my possible road trip attire. I recommend laying out your own selection on the floor or a large table. Once you get it all in front of you it makes it easier to take some of it and put it back.
This is my current selection.
Step 2 - Pack it. You choose how. I like to use a combination of rolling clothing into bundles and laying some in garment cubes. Note also that I'm taking along a second smaller carry all for toiletries and shoes.
If you find yourself wanting to take too much, consider these travel storage bags which when air is removed compress a mound of clothes into a thin package.
Step 3 - Put it in the boot. My cases fit along with a car care kit, some extra shopping bags, towels and surprises. I still have room to put a few more things if necessary. But my objective here is to travel lightly and not have to rearrange the boot every time I need to access something.
So what's in your boot?
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