Calling all my fellow over-packers.
For more detailed instructions, first, fold your clothes in whatever shape works best for you and then stack them into a cube. Close the normal zipper and then close the extra zipper on the outside of the cube to flatten everything. The bags are made from 100 percent nylon, a material that is both soft and smooth. It also protects your clothes from wrinkles and stains, per the brand. If you accidentally get some water on your cube, don’t fret.
The fact that one user could fit 17 days of clothing into a carry-on bag thanks to these cubes is mind-boggling, but if you need more convincing, here are a couple more impressive reviews.for a trip to Europe. I have used plastic, suck-the-air out type of bags for years. These things worked GREAT,” raved one five-star shopper. “Filled them up, and then zipped them down tightly. Viola! They made packing a breeze.
As for how much one cube can fit, this reviewer says, “I packed two pairs of jeans, two pairs capris, eight t-shirts and one oversized outer button up shirt in the large bag. I am a size 12.” After reading these glowing shopper reviews, just imagine how much more you can put in your suitcase.Read More:
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