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[QUOTE="SteveSherry, post: 828782, member: 44157"] From Australia, you will be stopped with duck tape and the tiniest cable ties ( both are potential restraints), and even those little children‘s scissors with the rounded blade ends ( a weapon, apparently) . I know from experience. I like being protected, but we must be the most paranoid place on the planet. America is probably on a par with us. It’s a sad indictment on the world these days. I pack my back and poles in one of those cheap $2 striped bags and duct tape it up for security, then throw the bag away at the other airport. Use small cable ties to temporarily secure your zips. You can buy those striped bags in Santiago for the return trip, or just ditch the poles and cable tie the pack for further travel. Just don’t take the tape, ties, or scissors on the plane in a small carryon, it doesn’t go well, I know from experience. Ha! [/QUOTE]
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