Ziploc Space Bag Clothes Vacuum Sealer Storage Bags for Home and Closet Organization, Travel, 2 Bags Total

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So you want to get away with traveling on the cheap-cheap? Think you can't fit everything you'll need into the PERSONAL ITEM bag limit for that 3 day weekend? Well, my friend, I bring to you THE SPACE BAG!!This fantastic invention saved me from the dreaded bag fees! You roll up your clothes and place them into the bag - NEATLY - and as a curvy lady, I can tell you my clothes are not cute little scraps of fabric. Literally press your body onto the bag while it is on the bed and squish out all the air. Way more than the compression bags that zip down - like WAY more compact. Only down side is that it is heavy as a brick so make sure your bag can handle the weight without your handles ripping off or your zipper popping.

I was on a trip where packing clothes was an issue. These saved me so much space and worked better than anything else I tried, including expensive vacuum bags. My only complaint is that there were only two in a pack, and the one I used broke down a bit over 18 days and eventually let some air back in.

These bags are exactly as pictured, but when I put the recommended number of sweaters in and squeezed the air out (which worked perfectly), they became a very hard block which took up a good deal of space. The problem for travel is that the sweaters become a rigid block and you can't squeeze things around them, or separate them to fill up small spaces here and there, which creates empty pockets of wasted space around the block of sweaters. I tried a few different ways, but they took up more room than just the sweaters in a regular 2-gallon ziploc bag from the grocery store or without any bags.

I have backed everywhere and I don't have to get worried about getting caught in rain when I travel with these.Cheaper than drybags and perfect size to compact my clothes to fit in my pack cubes. Also helped keep things dry in the jungle or very wet humid climates.

Fantastic purchase compared to many others I've tried over the years which were cheaper but utter failures in terms of compressing my clothes for travel.I decided to skip buying the carry-on on a recent flight and snagged a lightweight backpack. I needed to fit 7 days of clothes into it. No possible way to do it manually so I ordered these 2 travel bags and ended up only needing one.I folded and packed my clothes carefully in the bag until it was halfway full, zipped it closed on the first try and slowly rolled the air out of it. The I put my knee on top of them to get the last remaining air out, and the tiny brick fit in my backpack with almost half of the backpack left for other things.The "brick" of clothes was extremely dense and heavy but when I opened it up upon arrival, they were wrinkle-free and ready to wear.Next trip I'll try packing twice as much in the same backpack, but it'll probably weight too much for me to haul around.

I have been a loyal customer of the renowned brand Ziplock for a long time and had high hopes for the Ziploc Space Bag Clothes Vacuum Sealer Storage Bags. I had planned to use them during my overseas trip to a remote area with harsh weather conditions to protect my clothes and maximize space. I followed the manufacturer's instructions when packing the Vacuum Sealer Storage Bags.However, my expectations were not met.The product proved entirely useless, as it was neither airtight, waterproof, or reusable. It caused me significant frustration and damage to my belongings, including expensive synthetic cold-weather gear and clothing.I purchased two packages, each containing two 5-pound capacity bags. One of the four bags was defective right out of the box, and upon arriving at my destination, I discovered that the other three bags had also failed to function correctly, leaving me with no space-saving solution. I tried to seal and compress the bags with duct tape, but it was only partially successful.I have used vacuum storage bags before, and when they function correctly, they provide essential protection for my clothes during travel and offer valuable space-saving benefits that simplify packing, transportation, and storage. Ziploc's Space Bag Clothes Vacuum Sealer Storage Bags did none.

I hate checking in my luggage when traveling, and would like to be in and out of the airports as fast as possible. These bags came into play when I traveled to Europe for a couple weeks with my carry-on luggage. They worked wonders! Just stuff the bags, zip them up, and roll them up to get all of the air out. They are "somewhat" re-usable. One of the bags had a small hole by the end leg of my travels; so was not as effective when I was traveling back home. Maybe carry an extra spare bag when traveling just in case this happens to you.The only thing I can't promise with these are the weight restrictions on certain airlines. So, even though everything might fit into your carry-on...make sure you check on how strict certain airlines are. I had to pay to check in my carry-on once because my luggage was over 8 kilos.