Honey-Can-Do 12-Pack Vinyl Zipper Storage Bags for Luggage, Includes 5 Large, 5 Medium and 2 Small

My son went on an international trip for 2 weeks and was told to not bring checked luggage but instead to bring clothes he could throw away to make room for souvenirs (yes, I was annoyed.. in case you were wondering). Left to figure out how to pack for a 2 week educational tour using a carry on and “personal item” (aka backpack), while throwing away as little clothing as possible, I turned to these.These are AMAZING!! They are so easy to use and saved so much space! They are not the vacuum type, which was perfect because he didn’t have access to a vacuum to re-pack to come home. These are easy enough that my son was able to use them without any issues. For reference, he’s 17 and barely willing to pack as is 🙄. He used these and actually liked them.You simply your clothes up and place them in the bags then simply roll the air out and zip the bag!

Super great value and every bag arrived in good working condition. What I like to do for travel is pick out a bag that's the closest size to my suitcase, and put as much clothing as I can in one bag while trying to distribute the volume. Then to cut down on time and energy, I just carefully (not with force) sit on the bag to get most of the air out. Then I roll the remaining air out and place the bag flatly in the suitcase. These are way better than using packing cubes or compression bags. I'm even going to out my neck pillow in one because they can be annoying to lug around and it's more cleanly. I think people run into trouble because they are just trying to neatly stack the contents inside the bag and that will just make it harder to get the air out afterwards. I would say the largest bag could fit at most one queen sized blanket.

I followed the directions and sealed the bag and then rolled. The air took SO long to escape- I found it better to not zip it fully closed so the excess air could escape and then I could seal it flat. They helped a lot in my personal item/backpack for Spirit Airlines!

Honey Can Do 12 pack roll up space saver bags 5 large, 5 medium, 2 small. For 10 bucks these are a good value for your money. But they’re not for me personally. I had my hopes up but I honestly don’t think they’re worth the effort. The plastic is kind of thick and bulky. I can fit several shirts in the medium or large bags but only one or two pairs of pants in the large bag. They look generous but actually don’t hold very much as you can only fill them to a certain point(as marked on the bag). They might save some space but it’s really not worth the weight they add. When I fly, everything is not only measured but also weighed nowadays so it’s not advantageous for me. Not to mention different airlines and security at various airports have differing rules regarding them that I didn’t realize previously. Also, they take quite a bit of elbow grease to get them flattened out on your own.

There are instruction printed on each bag which is nice because I might have rolled the bag the wrong way if I didn't read them first. I put a women's t-shirt on each bag for size reference and used my carry-on suitcase. All three sizes fit in my carry-on, but I would probably use the small and the medium primarily and save the large for a full size suitcase. The small bag fit a pair of men's sweat pants and 3 t-shirts with room to spare. These will also be great for fitting each of my kids clothes into one bag and keeping them separate/organized. Quality seems great so far, would recommend.

This product is easy to use if you have the strength to push the air out. It’s as easy as putting clothes in the bag, double sealing it then pressing the air out. I managed to go from a stuffed suitcase to having a 1/4 of the space being freed up. This was exactly what I was looking for.

I don't think I would purchase this item again as it did not do what it was suppose too. It had limited amount of items placed in bag where it made it look bulky.

I’ve had these before and they help save storage space. Great for traveling