Instapak Quick RT #10 (x9) Packing and Shipping Solution – American Bubble Boy

Oh my God, this is magic, don't ship anything without using this product if you're worried about it arriving broker This is an amazing invention once you learn how to use it. It gives you lots of protection, and if you use the right size, you will see how much protection you get from it, especially if you sell things online like eBay. Whatever size you think you need get two sizes up because you will underestimate the size that you need just think about a pillow when you put something in the middle it will curl up and the pillow corners will move up and the pillow starts to get smaller. I think these are low cost enough that you can get multiple sizes so that you don't risk missing your shipment. I highly recommend recommended

Great Product. Using it to ship a PC, but I'd be cautious with it since sharp objects like screws could puncture this bag and cause it to explode. I'd recommend covering anything sharp that could puncture this bag while the chemicals set. I used a U-Haul anti-static TV cover to cover the components inside.

Did exactly what I needed it to do, easy instructions on the product. Had to send back a PC due to CPU failure and having this made packing so much easier and made me feel better about shipping expensive items without it getting damaged

I Use these to ship fragile porcelain figurines, this stuff inflates like crazy, and it inflates so fast that there were several times I could not get the item laid down in the box before the stuff was done inflating and got stiff, even though I had laid everything out everything in the box before hand to gauge it, and to make sure I knew how to lay/place the items in it. This stuff also gets very stiff so some of the items I shipped arrived broken because there was too much pressure on them from this hard foam. This works good for singular/solid pieces, does not work very well for figurines with any parts sticking out such as hands or wings, works better for a vase or a jar or something like that. It is very lightweight, so it saves on shipping costs, but it does inflate so fast it is very difficult to pack items even when you have already figured out where they need to go in the box. It does tend to inflate more on one side than the other, even if you pop and mix the foam and spread it out flat before it inflates . Very expensive for my needs. I did buy an off brand/knock off version and those didn’t inflate as much and I had to use two of those to fill the same space that one of these would

I have been using the Instapak Quick RT #40 (and some other sizes) to package products that we manufacture for quite a few years. These are easy to use if you follow the instructions and provide the ultimate form-fitting protection that is needed. Simply place your product in the box that is is going to be packed in, then following the instructions activate the Instapak and immediately place it is the proper position within the box and it will expand and create the perfect barrier of protection. We have even had customers call in and comment on the great and professional packing process we have upon seeing it after receiving their shipment from us.

Ive probably spent well over 100 on the "cheaper" alternatives to save money, but I bit the bullet and got these. Sure, they aren't cheap, but I'd say they are well worth it. Unlike the alternatives, these actually have enough of the 2 part PU foam to fill the bag. Save yourself time and annoyance, just get the good stuff. Moving is stressful as is, so the last thing I want to do is worry if my belongings will arrive intact.

Best price for the quantity I was looking for.

I needed something good to secure a computer I was shipping overseas. Like always, I read the reviews on this, after watching a few reputable tech youtubers show how they used this to package their computers to ship - plus, saw them unbox computers shipped from manufacturers that had this item used to secure the innards of a computer. Negative reviews made me nervous, but bought it anyway to see how well it worked. If it didn't, I could try something else. I made sure there was nothing sharp that would puncture the bag by using thin pliable sheet foam (But you could literally use anything - paper) and followed the instructions. The bag was bigger than others said it would be, and I only had to use one back to protect the upper portion of the PC's innards. I used solid Styrofoam to support the underside of the GPU, and put it inside a plastic bag. If you are quick (Like the instructions tell you to be) and activate the bag properly then quickly place it inside the case and close it after ensuring the foam spreads around the bag evenly the foam expands quickly. I have a temper glass panel looking into the case, so I could see it expanded down to the motherboard, and up to the glass panel. Mission accomplished - it worked as advertised, because I actually followed the instructions.

Worked really well.

Hat super geklappt.

Très décevant pour le prix, j’ai tout jeter.