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UAORDFLYER Sep 25, 2004 8:25 pm

Carry on essentials
 
Hello:

As a newbie to this site, I ran across a thread yesterday but can't seem to find it again. Someone had posted comments about what they pack in their carry on bag, and there were several responses where others listed their "essentials" item by item.

If anyone knows this particular post can you respond with the link?

Thanks

cordelli Sep 25, 2004 8:39 pm

Maybe the What's in your carry on thread?

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=295478

CJ99 Sep 25, 2004 8:43 pm

Or try...

Doh! Not sure how to post the link. But do a search in the UA forum for "bose" and it's the 7th one down ("how to be comfortable in the back of the bus").

P.S. Welcome to FT!

UAORDFLYER Sep 25, 2004 9:05 pm

Thanks guys! - speaking of BOSE - man those QC2's look NICE - but $299 - YIKES!

cblaisd Sep 26, 2004 12:23 am

Indeed, welcome to FlyerTalk!

Since your question isn't really UA-specific, I'm moving to TravelBuzz where it will be more apt and get a wider audience.

cblaisd
Moderator, United

Fraser Sep 26, 2004 9:26 am


Originally Posted by UAORDFLYER
Thanks guys! - speaking of BOSE - man those QC2's look NICE - but $299 - YIKES!

I christened my new QC2s from London-San Francisco and back a couple of weeks ago and they are superb. Also comfortable to sleep with and make the PAs more clear since it cuts out ambient noise. Alas I was a little eager to get mine so paid 289GBP / $510 for them :( Don't regret it though, I'm not a frequent traveller compared to many on here but I'd consider them a must

cordelli Sep 26, 2004 10:06 am

Posting a link - cut and paste it into the message, if you need to open it in a new window to get the full link.

Bose - They are very nice. We had one set of the old style ones and just picked up a new set on impulse from one of the airport sales stands. You can sometimes find the old ones on ec-st for $230 or so, that's when I bought the first set.

They are expensive. They are worth every penny of it.

Sweet Willie Sep 26, 2004 11:49 am


Originally Posted by UAORDFLYER
Thanks guys! - speaking of BOSE - man those QC2's look NICE - but $299 - YIKES!

After getting a set for my B-day and having had three flights with them so far, no YIKES, more like why did I wait so long. I actually slept solid for the first time on a plane. They are terrific.

UAORDFLYER Sep 26, 2004 1:36 pm

Thanks everyone - I don't mind paying for something like that, but from Channel 9 to the PA to DVD's I want to make sure items like that are worth it.

Thanks again :)

ChrisAtlanta Sep 27, 2004 3:24 am


Originally Posted by Sweet Willie
After getting a set for my B-day and having had three flights with them so far, no YIKES, more like why did I wait so long. I actually slept solid for the first time on a plane. They are terrific.

I agree! On a trans-Atlantic flight, I'd usually wake up at least 2 times in the night. Once I got my Bose, half the time I sleep through breakfast! ^ ^ ^


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