Don’t get caught without your juice in the middle of a muddy field
Whether you’re off to a music festival, heading abroad, or just spending a cheeky long weekend somewhere sunny(ish), packing your vape right is a must.
I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve heard, “I forgot my charger and my vape died on the first night!” or “I brought juice but no spare coil — nightmare.” Trust me, having a proper little vape travel kit can save you hassle, money, and that awful moment where you’re stuck in a queue with a flat device and nothing to puff.
Here’s what we recommend packing — from one vaper to another.
🎒 Your Vape Travel Kit Essentials
🔋 1. Reliable Vape Device (That You Can Trust to Last)
Go for something small, sturdy, and easy to use — especially if you’re not near a plug socket every five minutes.
Top picks for travel:
- Uwell Caliburn range (compact, solid battery life)
- OXVA Xlim Pro 2 (USB-C charging, flavour banger)
- Something refillable with a good seal — no one wants e-liquid in their bum bag
🧃 2. Enough E-Liquid to See You Through
Don’t assume you’ll find your favourite flavour wherever you’re going — and if you’re abroad, local rules might restrict what you can buy.
What to pack:
- 2–4 bottles of nic salt or shortfill (depending on trip length)
- A mix of flavours to suit your mood (fruity for the day, dessert at night?)
- A sealed bottle stored upright in a zip-lock bag if you’re flying
If you’re going to a hot country, avoid very sweet or dark juices — they can get gloopy in the heat.
🧵 3. Spare Pods or Coils (Trust Me on This One)
Your coil will burn out the minute it’s least convenient. Always bring a spare or two.
- For pod systems: carry at least 2 refillable pods
- For mods/tanks: bring 2–3 coils just in case
- Keep them in a little pouch or box to avoid damage
🔌 4. Charging Cable (and Battery Backup)
Most vapes are USB-C now — but always double check before you pack.
- Bring a short USB-C cable just for your vape
- Pack a power bank (especially at festivals)
- If abroad, bring a travel plug adaptor!
Some newer kits have fast charging — worth plugging in during a break, even for 20 mins.
🧻 5. Tissues or Cotton Buds for Leaks & Spills
Not glamorous, but you’ll thank yourself.
- Wipe off leaky pods
- Clean contacts
- Deal with pocket-juice mishaps without ruining your jeans
🎉 Optional (But Handy) Extras
- Vape lanyard — never lose it in the crowd
- Protective case — stop it getting scratched or cracked
- Nicotine-free options — for when you just want the flavour
- Discreet device — ideal if you're going somewhere with strict vape rules
- A backup disposable — just in case everything else fails (but pack it responsibly!)
✈️ Flying with Vapes? Quick Reminders
If you’re flying, remember:
- Keep all vape gear in your hand luggage
- Do not use or charge your vape on the plane
- Check local vape laws – some countries have bans or restrictions
- Limit e-liquid bottles to 100ml each (if shortfills, make sure they’re sealed)
From One Festival Vaper to Another…
Having a well-packed vape kit can be the difference between smooth sailing and total frustration when you’re away. Trust me — I’ve seen more broken pods and forgotten coils than I care to count.
So whether you’re heading to Glasto, jetting off to Spain, or just spending the weekend at your mate’s caravan, pack smart, puff happy, and enjoy the trip.
Need a little travel-ready bundle or advice on what to bring? Pop in or give us a shout — we’ve got you covered.