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

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 travel a fair amount. My friends and I make it a point to avoid checked luggage, which means we've all gotten insanely good at packing. Pair these things up with some packing cubes (you're welcome), and you've got an unbeatable combo. They're cheap and you can save quite a bit of space.You're able to make bulky items (cotton T-shirts, jeans, sweaters) take up a whole lot less valuable space I'll also keeping things organized. Grabbing an extra one for dirty clothes is a great idea, too. Not having to use the vacuum cleaner what's important to me. It seems like too much work, and not something I'd want to have to do each time. With these, you can get your clothes inside, seal the bag, and pretty much sit on them until all the air has been pressed out. The more diligent you are about pressing out every bit of air, the more you'll see your clothes compact into it tiny, neat little bundle. They are great! Buy views with confidence!

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.

I used these bags during a recent two week trip abroad. The bags worked as advertised by compressing clothing and permitting more suitcase space during my trip. I brought four space bags since you cannot overpack them; they lose their flexibility once air is squeezed out, and since I used packing cubes, I wanted to ensure the contents could be arranged as needed. On average, I opened these bags every day to retrieve needed items and then pushed the air out again. While the bags look beat up after two plus weeks of continuous use, they continued to work throughout my trip. I also found them useful for storing dirty clothes on the way home.

These bags made traveling MUCH easier. I recently took a flight that charged an outrageous amount of money for a single carry-on, but they allowed you a free personal item, a backpack in my case. I needed to get several days worth of clothes stuffed into my backpack and have it so it still fit underneath the seat in front of me. These bags did an outstanding job. I have used traditional space bags before where you have to attach a vacuum to it to suck the air out and they work great. I was a little skeptical with these bags since there is no vacuum attachment, but they worked really well even without it. For these you just pack them up, seal the end, and then roll them starting with the sealed end. The air is pushed out through built in one-way valves on the other end. They outperformed and worked much better than expected with little or no air leakage over the long day of travel. These are also very convenient if your are traveling somewhere where you do not have access to a vacuum.

This is the best travel product of all time. I’ve been using same four for all my travel. After one year and heavy usage I broke two. One while jumping from the top rope onto the package in an effort to compress it even further. The second also broke during a similar event. However, I was still able to use the ziplock packages as it still compressed and worked. Would buy again. Four is more than enough for any trip. One shirts, one jeans, one socks and undergarments. One extra for anything else. I overfill by a lot and roll my clothes up so its quite great for that as well. Would buy again.

During first use on a trip: 1 bag seam came unglued & 2nd bag doesn’t seal correctly. Waste of money.

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.