12 Compression Bags for Travel Essentials, Vacuum Packing Space Saver Bags for Cruise Accessories (12-Travel)

worked perfectly, bags are a good thickness making reusing a nice feature.

I use these every time I fly because they work great to compress clothes for carry on luggage. They don't need a vacuum and help me pack extra souvenir shirts I buy at destinations in my backpack and rollerboard. The carry on size is super useful but I also use the standard size as well

Overall the bags work well. Depending upon what is in the bag, it can be difficult to remove all the air to minimize the storage size as much as possible. Definitely recommend using more bags with less inside for storing as opposed to fewer bags with more content. Would also recommend using the bags that you can also connect a vacuum to as opposed to these.

Easy to use

I recently purchased travel compression bags with high hopes of optimizing my packing for an upcoming vacation. However, after putting them to the test, I found that the experience did not live up to my expectations. The concept of travel compression bags is intriguing, as they promise to reduce bulk and maximize luggage space. Unfortunately, in practice, I discovered that they offered little advantage over simply rolling up clothes. While the bags did compress the clothing to some extent, I didn't notice a significant reduction in overall volume. It seemed that the difference in space-saving was minimal compared to conventional packing methods. Moreover, using the bags added an extra step to the packing process. I had to carefully fold and seal the items within the bags, which ended up being more time-consuming than rolling clothes individually. On the positive side, the bags did provide a layer of protection against moisture and potential spills, which could be useful in certain situations. However, this advantage alone did not justify the purchase for me, as I already use plastic bags or packing cubes for similar purposes. Overall, while the concept of travel compression bags is appealing, my experience left me feeling underwhelmed. For me, rolling clothes proved to be just as effective, if not more so, in terms of maximizing space. If you're considering these bags, I would recommend weighing the potential benefits against the added effort and limited space-saving advantage they provide.

These bags are great for packing. I had to get another set because I gave half of mine to my son. They keep everything wrinkle free when traveling and make it easier to pack and unpack. You can also fit more clothes in the luggage, just have to watch the weight.

I got these for our honeymoon abroad and managed to fit 9+ days worth of clothes, toiletries, AND a wedding dress into my carry on by using these bags! I'm an over-packer, so for me that was particularly impressive. I used a large one for the wedding dress and then two smaller ones for clothing. I liked how these didn't require a vacuum or air pump to use, and chose these over packing cubes because I felt like they would save a little more space. Brought some wrinkle spray and a tiny travel steam iron for wrinkles, but depending on how you pack and what you're packing, I didn't have too many wrinkles. They made it through the entire trip without issue and have continued to hold up well (I bought them 2+ years ago, but don't use them unless we're traveling for long periods of time). These bags take some trial and error to get the hang of, so I would do a test-run a day or so before the trip. The main thing is to fold everything as flat and as square as possible and pack it in the bag neatly using up the entire space. I also would tend to make it bulkier toward the seem side to give room at the air-release side as you roll up the bag. Whenever we got to a new destination, I would usually take out anything that I wanted to use that could get really wrinkled and leave it out. We moved locations every couple days, and the repacking wasn't as daunting as you might think as long as you have some practice. I would just make sure that you organize accordingly so you don't have to open up every bag that you bring all at once, but sealing it back up isn't too much of an issue. I also packed these flat as I felt that it saved more room than keeping them rolled up.

These are basically varied sizes of zip-loc bags. They require a little bit of muscle to squeeze out air, but worked well for a trip to Alaska with bulky clothing. Upside you can reuse.

No se como hacerlo pero no puedo cerrarlas y no se cierran del todo rápido

They are a great addition to my travelling must-haves. They help to get more in, and reduce the size of your suitcase. This means... you can buy more things while away to bring home for yourself or presents.

Ça aussi simple que le montre l'image.

Easy to use and great for organising my clothes on a long trip

These are just fine.