Compression Packing Cubes Travel Luggage-Organizer Set Packs More in Less Space (Navy Blue)

We just returned from a 13 day trip to Italy. Since my checked bag was delayed 4 days on a previous trip to another country, I decided I was doing carry on only for this trip. As a notorious overpacker, I was skeptical that I could do it, even with the compression feature. These are truly well made. Sturdy fabric and zippers. I found that the sizes worked perfectly in my carry on & I was able to pack all of the clothing I felt I needed. I had clothing for every day without having to wash anything. Even in a larger bag, these would help organize clothing to avoid digging through shifted piles to find what you need. I did not roll my jeans and shirts, but folded as usual. Nothing was wrinkled even after compressing. In fact, I think it looked better than when I packed without the cubes. Anything small that I rolled, I put hair elastics on to hold them together. My curling iron also fit. I am so sold on this brand of cubes I just ordered a set for my daughter. I did carry a med size Vera Bradley bag for my cosmetics, electronics, and all of the other misc some of us women feel we can't leave home without. This hooked over my carry on handle. Traveling down the small isles on the plane, lifting these off & on the trains in Italy, walking to hotels, etc, was a breeze.

I think these are the best bags out there, but they are a little heavy compared to cheap China bags. If you have to be weight conscious then get the cheapo ones but if you want super durable quality then these are the best. I have travelled the world with these and after a couple of years they are still looking almost new - very high quality (when it bought anyway lol) zips super strong too

As expected, it doesn't work so well for winter clothing which was my original intent to purchase. :( I assume it's because of the mesh window which lets in a lot of air. But for summer and fall clothing it does work really well and frees up a lot of room in my suit case. They are a good size for both carry on bags and checked bags(I used my hand as a size reference because that was the best thing I had at the time, sorry). I love the color as it matches with everything. If you are visiting a warmer climate I would still highly reccomend this product but because it isn't as versatile as I'd like it to be I only gave it 4 stars.

I've used these a lot in the past year. They do save space, but I think I like them even more for just keeping my clothes organized in my suitcase, especially when I get to a location. It's nice to a have a little zippered bag of just underwear, socks, t-shirts, or whatever. I also like that they have handles - for short trips, I've just filled a couple of these and tossed them in a tote bag or just carried them by their handles. Also works GREAT for ski gear. Zippers have proven to be very sturdy.

I've purchased 4 different brands of packing cubes - I tried a vanity set with pink leopard print at first which fell apart the first use, so I went with the next choice of neon waterproof bags, which gave me compression but didn't keep shape and didn't zip all the way around, and the fabric was shiny/slippery. Then I bought come clear air compression bags, which were absolutely the worst. Out of desperation I bought these and they are AMAZING! They use zip compression, the material is durable and the zippers have never broken, they keep a rectangle shape for easy packing. I can use two sets and have a bag waiting packed at home for my next trip. Going modular helps with packing time, and these are the perfect cube.

I had never used packing cubes before. I was determined to take one carry on bag for a month vacation, and I looked for every strategy to pack efficiently. These worked, and worked well. Not only was it an efficient method of packing, but they do indeed compress. They are the right size for a semi-hard shell carry on bag, and there were enough of them. In the interest of transparency I also bought a set from another manufacturer, and these particular compression cubes were way more well constructed. Zippers are the key, and these are very, very good.

I just got back from a 19-day trip traipsing through Italy and Greece. We wanted to do this trip with no checked bags so we didn't have to drag big luggage through the narrow, cobblestone streets and over the many stepped bridges in Venice and Rome not to mention the fear of not getting our luggage. Thanks to these packing cubes we (I bought my husband and I each a set) were able to fit enough clothing and supplies for 3 days in Venice, an 11-day-11-port cruise, and 5 days in Rome into one carry on and one backpack each. Not only did these help with getting more stuff squished into less space (and the clothing was not wrinkled) but, when we were living out of our suitcases in the hotels, they helped keep us organized and provided easy access. I would highly recommend these. My husband didn't think they were worth the money but by the time we got home he was singing their praises.