Pack-It® Compression Sac Set
Item # LP105
$26.00
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The packing secret weapon.
With these three compression sacs (Small, Medium, and Large) you get up to 80% more packing space. Don't leave home without them! Segregate the dirty or wet from the clean. Sometimes you need to bring an extra jacket or your favorite pillow, and now you can without having to take an extra large suitcase. Just place your bulky items inside a compressor sac and roll the excess air out. Patented one-way pressure valve and zip closure at top (Sizes: Small: 11 x 16" Medium: 15.5 x 24.5" Large: 17.5 x 28.5")
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The packing secret weapon.
Product Features:
- Nylon yarns reinforce against tears
- Reduces volume up to 80%
- Patented on-way pressure valve
- Patented zip closure at top
- Comes with one of each size: small, medium & large
Product Type:
Travel packing compression envelopes 3 sizes set
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Neat compression sac setBy Sue M., FL in September, 2011
• It took just a moment to figure out how to roll these and where the air was pushed out because they are new and stiff. They work fine and I am pleased.
Will never travel without these compression sacks againBy Linda H., VT in May, 2011
• I am in Europe for three weeks with one carryon bag and my laptop briefcase. My trip has included two countries (the Netherlands and Ireland) and very different agendas: sightseeing by train and a few dressy affairs in the one and mountain hiking in the other.
Thanks to the sacks I have all the clothing I need and no need to wash stuff out every night. And I'm so organized ... rain pants, hiking pants and shorts in one, t-shirts and other tops in another. One for underwear, another for socks, With a few baggies for toiletries and painting gear (I do watercolors) everything is easy to find and it's a breeze to make sure I have repacked everything.
There's even room in my bag for my collapsible hiking poles, umbrella, daypack and a
Bagalini purse substitute ... and 1 pair of shoes.
Wish I could compress the laptop ... I guess it's called an i Pad 2. Next trip.
GreatBy Jonathan H., AE in July, 2010
• Product seems great. I haven't used it for travelling yet, but I tested it out and really saved quite a bit of space.
Easy to use & convenient travel bagsBy Amanda M., MN in July, 2010
• They definitely squeezed a lot of different kinds of clothes into a small area - the wrinkles weren't as bad as I would have imagined. The middle size is the most convenient if you want to avoid checking bags on flights and just have a carry on for shorter trips. The only issue I saw is the locking mechanism, tab zipper, tends to fall off when you go to seal the bag (it goes back on easily but the problem would be if you lost the yellow zipper),
Great option for packing purchasesBy Richard H., PR in April, 2010
• I've had versions of these bags in the past that I wasn't very happy with, but I was going to India and knew I'd be buying textiles - so I got a few sets to pack purchases.
I used the space bags to compress, organize and keep items safe from water. Bags worked fine and friends couldn't believe that I fit everything in one 'fold-up suitcase'.
After arriving home, everything was in great shape.
Also probably prevent theft - since items aren't easy to id and you'd have to uncompress to take items.
Works as advertised, but not as easily as shown.By Linda H., CO in September, 2009
• You have to keep compressing, re-rolling, re-squeezing the air out. It takes awhile but it gets the job done.. I'd just rather have a vacumn attachment to suck all the air out.
Pack-It SacBy Mary F., NY in August, 2009
• This did compress my fleece very well - but on the down side, you now had a very rigid package to fit into your case.
The Best !By Jeanie B., FL in May, 2009
• Don't waste your time or money on other bags.Eagle Creek's compression bags are the best !
Great space savers!By Kendra G., PA in March, 2009
• My husband and I (unknowingly) bought each other compression bags (from different companies) as gifts. We just got home from our trip and LOVED the bags from Magellan's. The other bags were from LL Bean - I love their products as well, but their compression bags were definitely not up to par with that of the Magellan's. These are highly recommended!
the bestBy Linda M., WI in February, 2009
• I have used other brands of compression bags these bags are the best. Easy to use and stay compressed.
By James M., WA in September, 2008
• These bags are excellent. I am going to be traveling in the tropics (Galapagos) and in the Amazon. These bags will not only allow me to save space but keep my stuff dry too. I have already tested them & I am impressed.
By Anonymous
• Today, I am helping my son pack for a 4 week camping trip. He loves the Pack-it bags. We had to throw out a couple of bags from one of their competitors, due to rips etc. These bags are reinforced heavy duty plastic. Even the zippers work better! I really wish I had a few more for him!
Neat compression sac setBy Sue M., FL in September, 2011
• It took just a moment to figure out how to roll these and where the air was pushed out because they are new and stiff. They work fine and I am pleased.
Will never travel without these compression sacks againBy Linda H., VT in May, 2011
• I am in Europe for three weeks with one carryon bag and my laptop briefcase. My trip has included two countries (the Netherlands and Ireland) and very different agendas: sightseeing by train and a few dressy affairs in the one and mountain hiking in the other.
Thanks to the sacks I have all the clothing I need and no need to wash stuff out every night. And I'm so organized ... rain pants, hiking pants and shorts in one, t-shirts and other tops in another. One for underwear, another for socks, With a few baggies for toiletries and painting gear (I do watercolors) everything is easy to find and it's a breeze to make sure I have repacked everything.
There's even room in my bag for my collapsible hiking poles, umbrella, daypack and a
Bagalini purse substitute ... and 1 pair of shoes.
Wish I could compress the laptop ... I guess it's called an i Pad 2. Next trip.
GreatBy Jonathan H., AE in July, 2010
• Product seems great. I haven't used it for travelling yet, but I tested it out and really saved quite a bit of space.
Easy to use & convenient travel bagsBy Amanda M., MN in July, 2010
• They definitely squeezed a lot of different kinds of clothes into a small area - the wrinkles weren't as bad as I would have imagined. The middle size is the most convenient if you want to avoid checking bags on flights and just have a carry on for shorter trips. The only issue I saw is the locking mechanism, tab zipper, tends to fall off when you go to seal the bag (it goes back on easily but the problem would be if you lost the yellow zipper),
Great option for packing purchasesBy Richard H., PR in April, 2010
• I've had versions of these bags in the past that I wasn't very happy with, but I was going to India and knew I'd be buying textiles - so I got a few sets to pack purchases.
I used the space bags to compress, organize and keep items safe from water. Bags worked fine and friends couldn't believe that I fit everything in one 'fold-up suitcase'.
After arriving home, everything was in great shape.
Also probably prevent theft - since items aren't easy to id and you'd have to uncompress to take items.
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