Jersey Fresh
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Take your corkscrew out of your boot bag if you carry them on (ask me how I know) 
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Help Needed: Air travel tips
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Jersey Fresh
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Sigh. It was official ski trip corkscrew and it would have gone in my checked bags but our travel was a mess and we ended up rebooked on united and had to pay for our bags (which is crappy bc we were booked on delta) so we carried two on. one of which had my beloved corkscrew in it....
I've never had a problem taking my batteries (and the charger) along. I usually carry them onto the plane in my boot bag. And no, the batteries don't need to be depleted.
teppaz
Angel Diva
I've carried my boot heaters and charger (stuck inside a boot) with no problem between NYC and SLC. And I totally second Global Entry. Best thing I've ever bought when it comes to travel.
For a solo trip to Colorado this week, I'm taking a carry-on with boots, goggles, helmet, mittens and laptop. Then I'm putting all my clothes in my rolling ski bag — a double but I'm taking only one pair of skis so there's plenty of extra space, plus the bag has inside pockets and straps to hold everything. So that's just one carry-on and one checked bag and yay, I'm on Southwest so no fees!
Now the question is: should I take my Kenjas or my Lines, which have a 98mm waist?
For a solo trip to Colorado this week, I'm taking a carry-on with boots, goggles, helmet, mittens and laptop. Then I'm putting all my clothes in my rolling ski bag — a double but I'm taking only one pair of skis so there's plenty of extra space, plus the bag has inside pockets and straps to hold everything. So that's just one carry-on and one checked bag and yay, I'm on Southwest so no fees!
Now the question is: should I take my Kenjas or my Lines, which have a 98mm waist?
