Compression Packing Cubes Set for Travel - Lightweight, Durable Clothes Organizer for Carry-On Luggage and Suitcases by TRIPPED Travel Gear

I cannot save enough good things about these compression bags!!! The material is very good quality & durable. It fit all my clothes, long raincoat, jacket, warmers, & even my waterproof hiking shoes for my trip to Alaska! These bags made all my clothes & shoes fit in luggage. Without these bags I would have not been able to take everything in one luggage! These bags do miracles & are awesome!!!! I will most definitely buy more of these bags for all my travels from now on. So glad I bought these bags & got them for a great price! Bags also organized all my clothes as well. Without a doubt, these bags are worth every penny!!! 😃 thank you FYI: I wish I could of shared pictures to show you what a great difference these bags did in my luggage with all my clothes/shoes, but Amazon’s system never allowed me to upload pictures even though I tried multiple times!

Just bought and used these (on the advice of wife) for a 4 day weekend trip. Amazed at how much I could stuff into these. All my clothes for the trip (including some warm for layers) crammed into 4 cubes. One large cube had 3 pair of men’s jeans in it. I had to work at it but I got it zipped down. The 4 cubes and ziplocks with toiletries then fit into a personal item size backpack - We flew round trip for cheap ($240 total for both of us) because of no carry-on or checked baggage fee, and brought our own water/snacks. The backpack fits under the seat in front of you and flys for free. Wear/bring your jacket on the plane with you. Makes a weekend getaway affordable if you fly with a low cost no frills airline. Wife and I each have the same cubes/backpacks and we manage to pack it all in. You can really compress these down big time if you work at it, and they withstand the torture test. I did not notice any signs of wear whatsoever even with zippers. I’m impressed enough with them to write this review. Well worth the extra money for a better quality product that should last for more than just a few trips, not to mention the aggravation factor of junk disintegrating in front of you while traveling. I give credit to the wife who has been using these for a while and encouraged me to buy this set/brand. You get what you pay for.

I'm a longtime fan of packing cubes. Even the non-compression cubes provide a good bit of compression and enable you to get much more into your luggage and keep it organized with less wrinkling. All of the ones I've used seem a little like magic. (Try some if you haven't!)These are my first compression cubes. I haven't traveled with them yet but did a trial packing in the smaller one. They do allow some additional compression (only if you don't pack them too full to start) via their extra zipper, but there was not the significant difference I was expecting.I didn't have a regular packing cube in the exact same size, but I had one that is very close. I packed it almost full (not as full to the side as I normally would, to allow for the slight difference in size) with rolled clothing reaching above the top edge (as I normally do) and zipped it, which compressed it a good bit as usual.Then I put the same clothing into the new compression packing cube. The first zipper closed fine, as usual, compressing it a good bit, as usual. However, try as I might using my weight on a hard surface, I couldn't get the second compression zipper to close more than about a third of the way. Therefore, these don't seem to offer a great advantage over my regular packing cubes. (The older classic version of eBags packing cubes, for reference.)In the photo (this cube on top of my empty regular cube), both cubes zipped just fine for the first zipper, compressing the clothes a good bit in both cubes. But no-go on the compression zipper with the same amount of clothing in each. Must reduce the amount to get the compression zipper closed, which defeats the purpose.This isn't just the Tripped brand. I had noticed in every video review of different brands of compression packing cubes they are never packed to the brim before zipping the first zipper. (I pack my regular cubes more fully, with no problems.) The compression cubes are always only what I consider "partially full" to start. I now understand why. I guess you can't change physics.If you don't already own packing cubes, get these if you like them. They are nice and will offer a bit more compression but you can't fully pack them to begin. If you already own packing cubes you like, I don't see any advantage in replacing them with compression cubes. These are great packing cubes, just not much difference in comparison to my older regular ones.A couple of things I do prefer in my older cubes, which have nothing to do with not having the compression zipper:The top of my regular cubes unzips around both ends, allowing me to remove clothing without taking other clothing out first (unless it's on a bottom layer, of course). With these compression cubes, if you want something that's in the closed end that the first zipper doesn't go around, you have to first remove the clothing that's in front of it. Not a deal-breaker, but inconvenient.Also, while the color of these is beautiful, you can't see the contents. I like the mesh of my old ones which allows me to see what's inside, as I often use multiple packing cubes.I'd probably rate any decent lightweight sturdy packing cube 5 stars on its own merits, without comparing to others. They really are a packing wonder. These are also good cubes, but I took off a star in comparison because they don't hold much if any more in the same space than my regular ones (the way I fully pack mine), and a couple of features could be improved.

These compression packing cubes work surprisingly well. Everything stays neat and tidy in the suitcase. Nothing falls out as TSA paws through the luggage. The amount of squish is excellent making for excellent storage capacity in the suitcase.