Peak DesignPacking Cube Medium for Quick and Efficient Packing (Charcoal)

light, high quality zippers, compressible, unique feature of 2 compartments (for clean/used items)

I was able to put much more in this cube due to the mesh on the sides that enabled better compression. Durable. I used two in an Osprey 40L backpack. No more roller bags for me since this system was able to hold more.

COMPRESSION makes all the difference ... Corners are not stiff, so it can be wedged into smaller spaces when filled..... Traditional Packing Cubes don't have the additional zipper .... Upon opening the box, Looking at it, I felt disappointed because size LOOKS so small .... but .... Pleasantly surprised ... Peak Cube Size Medium .... Contains 15 pair of extra tall yoga pants, these are heavy weight pants for WinterA bit too Expensive for a single Cube, and what it isFirst, Unzipped the cube entirely open .... Compression cubes have that EXTRA webbed space that expands, whereas regular ones don't ... Rolled all pants, each pair was a good sized roll because of the extra 9 inch Length, for a tall Gal, so more to packCube holds way more than imagined .... Has extra compartment to separate dirty clothes from clean .... Zippers are PLASTIC, but seem fairly strong ..... Highly Recommend Compression Cubes .... Still Amazed!.

I have a couple Peak Design products and the packing cube is pretty solid. I like that it’s very thing but not frail, expandable for more clothes, roomy, and minimalistic.I also love the fact that they thought to add an additional pocket for dirty clothes. I am probably going to buy a couple more for my non-Peak Design bags/duffle as it helps keep items organized. Try it out, I doubt you’d return it.

This is a good compression cube for use with any suitcase or travel bag, but fits perfectly in the Peak Travel backpack. In addition, the shape is more square than a lot of other packing cubes, so I handles my heavy work pants better than some of the other packing cubes I use. In addition, the compression zipper seems to be well made and to work well.

I searched the web for a review of the PD Packing Cubes paired with Away Luggage. I travel almost non-stop. As someone who works in DC, has a home in NC, and travels often for work, my luggage is a workhorse. For 2 years, I've been using Away Luggage (the very best suitcase on the market!) and was interested to see how PD Packing cubes would integrate with the Away standard carry-on.The packing cubes are high quality and durable. Love them! They are well made, easy to use, and stylish. I have not complaints. I started by using the interior measurements of the Away standard carryon. I decided to go with 2 mediums. As best as I could figure, 2 large would sit comfortable side-by-side on the compressible side of the suitcase. Medium cubes are too large fit one side of the suitcase. If you carrying Away (or any standard 20-inch carry-on), a medium and a small will fit comfortably in your bag. Because of the compressible nature of the packing cubes, 2 mediums will still work. I plan order the smaller cube.As someone who has logged many, many miles on the road and in the air, here are my recommendations for easy travel: Away Travel standard carry-on with built in battery, Peak Design Packing cubes, Peak Design Tech Pouch, Gravel Travel Premium toiletries kit, Bose QC 35 II's noise cancelling headphones, Boundary Supply Errant Pack.Safe and happy travels.

I use this for packing and for my open type backpack. This is one of the better ones and has more features than most packing cubes. It is compressible for one. Also, the zippers meet in the middle at the tab. This might not be the best option for some since the zippers can move if not packed right. There is another area to place dirty clothes when done using them.

Coming from cheap travel packs to these the quality is evident. Thinner material, but still strong. The zippers are GREAT, and feel good, easy to open and close, and the compression functionality works well. I ended up buying 3 more after the first 3 showed up!