Compression Bags - Travel Accessories - 10 Pack Space Saver Bags - No Vacuum or Pump Needed - Vacuum Storage Bags for Travel Essentials - Home Packing-Organizers (Blue)

these worked perfect. i took a midsize backpack on a weekend trip as a personnel bag. items i fit.. rain jacket, 4 pants, 2 sweaters, 5 shirts, socks, choonies, bras, which left me so much room to take a pair of docs and sneakers.

Best travel purchase I've made. Allows me to fit significantly more in smaller bags and they function as laundry bags on the way home too. Traveling during winter it was great to pack my heavy winter coat without being bulky and taking up too much space. They compress really well and it's not difficult to get most of the air out. They've stayed compressed too, don't seem to open or leak during transit. I've used them several times now and am glad I bought them.

Great way to keep organized especially if you have multiple destinations. Only negative comment is having to buy ‘variety’ pack when I only want the small bags.

These are a must have if you are traveling or even storing clothes or blankets to add more space. So very easy to use. My son and I shared 1 suitcase to travel to Iceland and we were able to pack both of our clothes for 7 days in these bag and still had room in our suitcase for other things. These are a def “yes” if you’re still deciding.

Mmmm not quite what I was hoping for to pack more clothes into a suitcase. It really was a negligible amount of difference- maybe 10-15% better. I packed 3 tshirts, 2 long sleeve tshirts, 1 jean jacket, 2 hoodies, 2 jeans, 1 capri, 1 shorts, 2 sets of lightweight long sleeve pj’s, 1 sundress, 1 silk scarf, 1 tennis shoes, 1 slippers, 5 socks and 6 underwear with and without the bags, both folded and rolled. Like I said, it was a nominal difference, and because the clothes became a hard block it wasn’t like I could squish anything else in anywhere. Also, it seems more practical to stuff your socks and underwear into shoes and nooks and crannies rather than creating a big block. Where it really shone was with a down jacket-that compressed way down. Also, I rolled them down and left them for 1 week and they never expanded (leaked) at all unlike a lot of other vacuum bags I’ve tried. I’ve included photos for comparison. Bottom line, it’s great for down (or probably a squishmallow or some other super fluffy thing) and probably great for storing clothes to protect them from moths or dirt or whatever, but I wouldn’t say they were helpful in packing/saving space.

Got these for my daughter in college. She stores her winter coat and clothes.She loves them, so useful even during summer when she has to store all her stuff and need to make room.It seals well and makes her coats etc so much smaller.

Awesome! Works efficiently. Good quality no smell. Holds plenty of clothing items. Able to utilize 3 bags for my 40liter backpack

I am traveling without the ability to check a bag, so I got these to help create more room in small carry on bag. They work well, when you fill them part way. Do not overfill! I first tried to put all my shirts into one of the large bags, paying attention to the space they say you need to leave before you roll and seal the bag. It compresses, but not into a roll. Even when you follow the instructions. remove about 2 items, then try again. Once it is compressed and rolled it fits nicely into the suitcase and allows for more space than if you didn't compress the stuff. I like that you do not need a vacuum to reseal, so repacking when the trip ends should be ok.