Vacuum Storage Bags for Travel, 24 Pack (6L+6M+6S+6XS) Vacuum Seal Bags with Wireless Rechargeable Electric Pump, Travel Essentials Space Saving Bag for Clothes, Luggage, Carry-on Suitcase, Backpack

Really great. I started using vacuum bags a long time ago and they were never really that good and would leak. I was really happy with these. They seal well. The twist valve is awesome and the hand pump works great!! I normally would use a vacuum to suck the air out but was really surprised how well the hand pump works. I sealed stuff over two months ago and it’s still holding! I have never used these for travel and probably wouldn’t unless I was moving. I just don’t have the need to make my clothes fit in that small of a space.

Super easy to use and saves a lot of space. Warning: your animal may not like the sound of the pump. Good quality bags that sealed well.

I had to give it a 4 star even though I love the small size of the vacuum bags, as it is perfect for personal item travel luggage. The only thing that was troublesome was the the vacuum pump did not connect to the bag as other items I have tried that screw on.This pump would just sit over the seal and vacuum but it was not easy holding it steady to vacuum. I wish it have a screw on type vacuum. I will try a small electric vacuum to see if that helps. Other wise great bags.

These smaller size bags are perfect for travel. I needed something to compress clothing and a few other things in my bug out bag. These really help save space. They are reusable and make the items waterproof as well.

So far, I've used them a few times and they are working perfect. Size is great, quality is good and pump is ok too. I would recommend the if you are trying to pack smart.

Durable Feel and Good Compression, but Not Ideal for TravelI purchased these vacuum storage bags hoping to save space while packing for a trip, but after testing them on multiple occasions, I found them more suited for long-term home storage than for travel use.Pros:✅ Heavy and Durable Material – The bags themselves feel thick and well-made. They don’t feel flimsy or prone to tearing, which is always a concern with compression bags. That said, durability only goes so far when even the tiniest hole in the plastic or seal causes the entire bag to fail.✅ Strong Compression Ability – There’s no doubt these bags compress bulky items effectively. I tried them with puffy jackets, sweaters, and even a blanket, and the reduction in volume was impressive. They definitely shrink the items themselves.✅ Great for Home Storage – For storing seasonal clothes, bedding, or anything that you don’t need to access frequently, these are a solid option. Slide them under the bed or stack them in a closet, and you instantly save space.Cons:❌ One Small Leak = Game Over – My biggest frustration is that the seal or material may look strong, but any minuscule hole—possibly from handling, folding, or even airport pressure changes—renders the compression useless. It doesn't slowly re-inflate... it’s more like instant failure.❌ Pump Is an Extra Hassle for Travel – The included manual pump works fine, but it’s one more item to pack. For minimalists or carry-on-only travelers, this is a big drawback. Some people may opt to borrow a hotel vacuum, but that’s not always convenient or possible.❌ Awkward Fit in Suitcases – Even though the contents shrink, the bags themselves become oddly shaped and inflexible. It was harder to organize my suitcase with the compressed bags than without them. They don’t mold to the interior like soft, loose-packed clothing would.❌ Not a Space Saver for Me – After doing several side-by-side tests packing with and without the bags, I found I could actually fit more by rolling or folding clothes traditionally. The rigid structure of the bags ended up wasting space rather than saving it.Bottom Line:These bags might be perfect if you're looking to store out-of-season clothes or pack items away for a while at home. However, for travel, especially if you’re flying or need efficient suitcase organization, I found them impractical. The need for a pump, the risk of leaks, and the clumsy shape post-compression make them a less-than-ideal choice for my packing needs.Would I recommend them? Yes—for home use. But for travel? Not really. You're probably better off with compression cubes or smart folding techniques.

Used inside my suitcase for cruise. Worked great. Really saved room

So helpful for packing space. Used a 19 inch carry on spinner bag for a 7 day Alaska cruise. Couldn’t have done it without these bags. Love them.