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Reddit mentions of Compression Packing Cubes for Travel - Luggage and Backpack Organizer Packaging Cubes for Clothes (White and Green, 2 Piece Set)
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Compression Packing Cubes for Travel - Luggage and Backpack Organizer Packaging Cubes for Clothes (White and Green, 2 Piece Set). Here are the top ones.
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- EASY TO USE! Compression packing cubes help you with packaging your clothes for upcoming trips by compressing the air out of them. These are not your typical vacuum bags-these expandable cubes use a two zipper system to help eliminate the extra bulk when packing your luggage. The zippers literally compress your clothes together and eliminate wasted space. Skip the extra fees of a checked bag- eliminate the bulk and use a carryon instead!
- LUGGAGE ORGANIZER! Compression packing bags are a packing essential for travel-especially useful as a backpack, luggage and suitcase organizer. Keep different outfits in separate compression cubes and always be ready for what’s next! Easily pack away clothing like raincoats/heavier jackets that are not used as often. Use empty cubes to pack dirty laundry in and keep your suitcase or backpack organized.
- TOUGHER THAN THE OTHER GUYS! Our ripstop Polyurethane fabric stands up to nonstop travel. It is ultra lightweight and durable and as well as being more reliable than even nylon alternatives for packing cubes. Additionally, polyurethane fabric is water resistant to help keep moisture out of your clothes wherever they’re packed. Zipper on the packing cubes all have reinforced zipper stops. Zippers used for expanding/compressing function of bags have been reinforced with double stitching as well.
- HOW MUCH DOES THIS SET HOLD? Each set contains a different assortment of packing cubes. Large bag holds a week worth of shirts/ medium holds a week worth of underwear/socks. Example: Large holds rainjacket, zip hoodie, Longsleeve tshirt, and a cardigan. Small will hold 5 womens size medium tshirts. Large Dimensions Compressed size: 14x10x1in Expanded Size : 14x10x4in Small Dimensions Zipped/Compressed size 10x7x1in Expanded Size: 10x7x4in Additional bag sizes shown in picture gallery.
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| Color | White and Green |
| Size | 2Piece |
| Weight | 0.30625 Pounds |
Ooh, one of my favorite things to think about. Off the top of my head:
Things that I've found haven't helped much: inflatable/memory foam neck pillows, ear plugs, and eye masks. I'm a finicky plane sleeper, clearly, and always hoped those things would help more than they actually did.
I could seriously keep typing all about travel gear all day! I have a huge Amazon wishlist! I'd love to hear thoughts on items like rinse-free detergent and turkish towels. And merino wool things. You'll always see recommendations for merino wool!
I'll check out those videos. That Sony is a perfect travel camera. Make sure you get lots of practice before you leave.
I was gone for two weeks in September and didn't go much into the Alps or anything, so I could pack pretty light. One pair of shoes (light, breathable, grey, not flashy), 4-5 pair of ExOfficio boxers, 5 pair of socks, belt, swim shorts, mesh shorts, cargo shorts, and a nice pair of grey pants, a nice button down long sleeve, a breathable polo shirt, and a few band tshirts. About 4-5 total outfits, I bought a few shirts on the trip too. My socks and shoes ended up being a terrible combo becasue I got terrible blisters from all the walking I did after only a few days. My fault for not testing new stuff before I left.
I knew that I would want to do laundry, and a few of my AirBnBs had that. I did have to kill 90mins in Florence one night doing laundry. Not a big deal. Again, if it wasn't for all my camera stuff, I would heave easily fit everything into my one backpack. But during transit days, I had my larger backpack and a cheap, smaller, packable daypack. Then when I got to the hotel/AirBnB, I unloaded the small pack and took that out with me. I'd put my camera and an extra lens in there, maybe some snacks and water, and maybe a different shirt. This was a great system for me.
One final tip would be get a set of packing cubes, they're great for staying organized and keeping dirty clothes away from clean. I love these which compress the stuff inside: amazon.com/gp/product/B06Y3P22BR/
One other complication was that on my return trip from Milan to Frankfurt, Lufthansa forced me to check my heavy bag for being overweight whereas United didn't care when I left from Chicago. But you probably won't have an issue with that.