BAGSMART 6 Set Compression Packing Cubes - Lightweight Travel Essentials, Durable Luggage Organizer

If you're a frequent traveler looking to maximize your suitcase space, the **BAGSMART 6 Set Compression Packing Cubes** might just be your new best friend. These cubes work like a charm, almost **doubling packing space** by compressing clothes neatly, making it easier to fit everything you need without the bulk.One of the standout features is how well they help **fold clothes to avoid wrinkles**, ensuring your outfits stay crisp and ready to wear upon arrival. Whether you're packing for a business trip or a vacation, these cubes keep your wardrobe organized and wrinkle-free.For **regular travelers**, these packing cubes are a game-changer. Their lightweight design means they won’t add unnecessary weight to your luggage, and the durable material ensures they hold up trip after trip. Plus, the variety of sizes makes it easy to separate different types of clothing, shoes, and accessories for effortless packing and unpacking.Overall, the BAGSMART compression cubes are a must-have for anyone who wants to pack smarter and travel more efficiently.

Tried packing cubes for first time ever for trip overseas. These were great, and came with labels so you could easily see where you put pants, or sweaters, or short sleeved shirts, or scarves. I used 2 six packs, and really liked the extra dual bag to hold dirty laundry. Highly recommend. But be aware, the compression aspect only works when you haven’t completely filled each cube. So very useful on the way home when some items are soiled and placed into bag, which leaves cubes less full and therefore, compressible.

I'm not sure I'm utilizing these right...I watched the video and the lady was able to fit a large amount of clothes in her bags. I fit my daughters clothes adult size medium/large - 3 shirts, 3 leggings, 3 underwear, 3 socks, 1 dress, 1 pair earrings. I don't know it's much smaller than what it would be normally. In a sausage size, I fit 3-6mos clothing - 3 dresses, 1 overalls, 2 onesies, 3 jammies, 1 sweater, 1 pair soft shoes. I wasn't able to fully compress this bag. Hoping to get preschooler clothes - 3 shirts, 3 pairs jammies, 3 pants, 3 undies, 3 socks in size 4T in the other sausage size bag.

I'm a HUGE fan of packing cubes and love compression cubes. My trick is to fill it max half way and then zip the compression. For me it's not about how much I can cram into the cube, it's about layering packed cubes. Each of my cubes is dedicated to one type of garment - swim wear in one (or two if it's a beach vacay), shirts, dresses, bottom, etc. I have another set of this exact brand that's been on over 50 trips and they still look brand new.

I bought first one, and then two, sets of these compression packing cubes while preparing for a two-week trip to Italy. The cubes are perfect: zippers work smoothly, compression is excellent, and there's a variety of colors. They work perfectly in an internationally-approved carry-on. And did I mention they're pretty and arrive with cute little pockets that hold labeling cards so you remember which cube holds socks, and which undies? Yes: they're all one would want.

After about 30 minutes and a lot of sweat, I managed to get 6 men’s size large swim trunks into a small bag. It took a lot of effort but it does compress them and make it smaller. I think these will be better if you do not over pack them. Also, strategically place them in the bags to make compressing easier. Good quality. Should be durable. I bought these to only bring a carryon suitcase on my 15-day vacation over seas. We’ll see if these help make that happen.

I bought these as a gift for a family member that has a trip to Asia this month. They were received with delight. They seem to be made of good quality materials. I have a set of compression packing bags that I use whenever I travel even on long weekend trips. I find them highly useful. They save space and keep everything well organized in my luggage.

I compared Aerotrunk, 2 styles from Bagsmart, 2 styles from Tripped, and the Thule. I tried packing the exact same set of clothing items in one bag from each set, choosing the closest matching size from each set. These were very hard to zip to compress. I did however like the ID pocket on these. Ultimately though I ended up returning these but kept the other style from this brand (the style that has to 4 reinforced fabric corners, but no ID pocket) which was for some reason much easier to zip to compress.