Travel Vacuum Bags with Pump 25L Large Capacity Vacuum Bags for Travel IPX7 Waterproof Open Zipper Reusable Travel

When you want a compliment from the Hubs on how “lightly you packed” when in reality you brought your same “I may never go home again” amount of clothes! None is the wider with these packing angels! Read more

Worked well and good space, much better than the cheaper bags. It did fit nearly perfectly in my suitcase (which is what I was looking for) and seems to be very well made and perfect for traveling. Zipper was a bit stiff, though I think it will get a bit better in time and know that this is part of the sealing process. Vacuum pump worked great and liked the overall size as it's pretty compact. Manufacturer states up to 85% compression and I feel that its closer to 50-60% actual, though maybe its just what I had placed inside for packing. Read more

I bought this for myself and a friend for Christmas. They work great. It's amazing how much air the little pump sucks out! Read more

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This should really be advertised as an awesome little emergency flashlight/pump, which happens to comes with two travel bags! The little pump is charged by a USB-C cable connected to whatever power source you have. It has one button and depending on how many times you push it or how long you hold it down for, depends on what it does. It will turn on and either inflate or deflate something depending on which side of the pump you have the nozzle attached to. If you hold the button down, the flashlight portion comes on. This is the bottom of the pump where the button is also located. My hallway was pitch black before I turned on the light. The first picture of the hall is at the lowest flashlight setting. The second of the middle setting. The last is of the third setting. Do not have those pointed towards your eyes when you turn it on, especially the brightest setting, or it will blind you! The pump also has a little handle that you can pop up so that you can hang it up as a lantern. The travel bags themselves seem to be made of good quality. I got the 25 L bag and I filled it with three pairs of jeans, two sweaters, and four T-shirts. I wear a size XL or two XL and tops and a 18W in pants. Pictures included show what the bag look like when it was full of these clothes. Then a photo showing it is deflating, and then a photo of it deflated, and then a picture of what it looked like the next morning. It stayed vacuum sealed overnight with no issues. I forgot to turn it on its side so you could see how much thinner it was. But it definitely made things more compact. I’m thinking these would be awesome to use for traveling around Europe. It was super easy to snap on the right nozzle and attach the pump to the bag to suck out of the air. There are additional attachments so you can use those to inflate sports equipment or air mattresses or anything else you have that might need a small pump. The biggest issue is the pump only has a three month warranty, so I’m not sure how long it will last, probably depends on usage. The zipper can be a little stiff to try and pull and get the zipper seated into the locking position at the end of the zipper. It also has a little pull tab on the bag and a zipper to help you get it zipped tight. It’s like this because the bag is waterproof, even though I did not test this theory. I would say it is at least water resistant. If water hits it, it will slide right off. But but I don’t know about if it is submerged. But given it keeps air out, maybe it will keep water out too. Read more

I wanted a compact vacuum bag set for travel, and this one works well overall. The pump is small, easy to use, and strong enough to pull out a noticeable amount of air within seconds. It also doubles as a flashlight, which is surprisingly bright and makes it feel like a useful multi-purpose tool rather than just a travel pump. The bags themselves hold a good amount of clothing and stay sealed once compressed, so the space-saving effect is real. The bag material feels thicker and sturdier than cheaper options I’ve tried, and the seal has held up overnight with no leaks. The zipper is stiff at first, but that seems to be part of the airtight design. Once it clicks into place, the bag stays secure. The only downside is the short warranty on the pump, and I’m not sure about its long-term durability, though it performs well right now. Overall, this set feels reliable and easy to use, and it does exactly what it’s meant to do: save space and keep everything tightly sealed. It’s a solid choice for travel, especially if you want a pump that is lightweight, USB-C rechargeable, and convenient to pack. Read more

at almost $90, these are WAY overpriced compared to others on the market. I thought it was a bit strange that when I opened these, they were in a "Flextail" retail box, which is a fairly well-known brand of mini pumps. There was, however, nothing inside the box branded by Flextail, as everything is marked with VOLLYC, including the pump. There's also a small 3d printed ring inside the box (which is not the nicest printed item I've ever seen) that connects the pump to the vacuum valves on the bags. These bags are also more a yellowish color (like the color of a condom, almost) rather than the white they appear to be in the photo, which makes them look a little bit gross/dirty, even though they are brand new. After doing a bit of research online, Flextail actually sells this product as a "VOLLYC x Flextail" collab, so the pump inside IS apparently just a rebranded Flextail pump. Overall, they do seem to do what they say they'll do, however, I find that this style of bag is much more effective for getting your dirty laundry home than it is at packing your clean clothes in, because they will put DEEP wrinkles into your close when you suck them down. I'll continue to use them, as they are a bit thicker than some of the other vacuum seal clothing bags I've used, but I definitely don't believe I'd pay $90 again for a set of 2 plus pump, especially when the included pump adapters don't actually work with these bags, you have to use their 3d printed adapter, which I could probably print better at home. Read more