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These are excellent for keeping track of your luggage in a crowded situation and for color-coding luggage among family members. I had an idea that they would be convenient, but I didn't fully realize HOW convenient they would be until I traveled with them on a multi-week, multi-stop trip to Europe with a family of five. They were fantastic.You know all those times when you have to grab your luggage fast? I'm talking about those times when you're grabbing your suitcase from the airport parking shuttle, or from the luggage compartment of a bus, or from the baggage claim conveyer belt, or from the luggage room of a crowded ferry which is only making a 2-minute stop at the dock, or from the overloaded luggage racks of a train car... when you're exhausted and surrounded by other bleary-eyed, anxious people all jostling to grab similar-sized black or blue suitcases... at those times, a brightly-colored handle on YOUR suitcase will be a lifesaver. You barely need to think. Just grab your handle and get out of the crowd!And when you arrive at your destination with your other family members, there is no searching for that scratch or ding or sticker that distinguishes one from another, no bending over to squint at a name tag with jet-lagged eyes, no unzipping each suitcase a little bit to peek inside to see whose is whose. Instead, everyone has their own color and the suitcases immediately go to their proper owners.These may sound like small things, but when you multiply these conveniences by the dozens of times you need to move all your pieces of luggage and sort them to the right people, over the course of an entire trip, the convenience is *very* significant indeed.As an added benefit, I find the handles comfortable. And on my suitcase (Samson Silhouette Sphere 2 21-inch spinner) the extra layer does not make the suitcase's handle so thick that I can't get my hand through. With no colorful handle, the gap between my suitcase's handle and the suitcase itself is about 0.75" at rest. When I put the handle on, the gap narrows to 0.5", but this is still wide enough for me to get my fingers through comfortably. And more, the colorful handle is itself soft and compressible, and the suitcase handle itself has some flex, so when I pull on the handle the gap widens to 0.75". No problem.The quantity of Velcro is also significant: it is 1" wide and it goes the full length of the handle. The result is that when you Velcro it on it is quite secure. In fact, getting it off takes a focused effort as you are basically peeling apart a 5" x 1" piece of Velcro from the long side. It's not going to fall off, or get rubbed off, during normal handling.The luggage ID tags that come with the handles are fine, but not great. The plastic card holder and the plastic loop have held up well on multiple trips, no complaints there. However, I didn't like the layout of the paper card that came with the tags so I made my own out of index cards. And more worrisome to me, the paper card is open to the air. There is no clear plastic window over the printed part of the card, which means that if you hand-write your luggage tags (like I do) and they get rained on, the ink will run. To counter this I made my own plastic covers by cutting rectangles out of freezer-weight ziplock bags and sliding them in to the plastic holder over the handwritten card. This has held up fine on several trips. (Any other thin, clear plastic with some rigidity would work well too -- a transparency sheet, clear binder divider etc. I made a few covers out of regular-weight ziplock bags but these were too thin and supple, so they tended to pop out of the plastic frame, especially if they were rubbed in transit, so I replaced them with heavy-duty freezer ones).

I’ve used them before, but needed more for a new backpack and other family luggage. Having them on my bags, makes it much easier to spot my luggage on carousels or in luggage grouped together. Luv products that help out like these!

I bought these for a recent vacation and I have no regrets. I put them on the top and side handle of the suitcases. These are so comfortable to hold on to, made the bags easier to spot on the carousel or next to it. Last but not least, it was a nice pop of color (red in my case) against one black and gray suitcase and one beige and brown.It can be a little tricky to put these on a handle that is very close to the body of the bag and have the velcro closure underneath, but I was able to twist it into position after securing it.My immediate plan is to buy more and use them in my every day life however possible.

These were a great purchase. I used them on my luggage handles so I could easily pick them out of the lineup since my luggage is black (like most every one elses luggage). The velcro is sturdy so when you attach them, they don't easily pull apart. They are bright enough that I saw them coming out of the luggage lift but not so overly bright that they look gaudy. My suitcases have thick handles on them and I was scared these wouldn't be large enough but they fit perfectly. I loved the luggage tags also. They added an extra sense of security since our names and addresses were on the luggage visable for anyone to see who might accidently pick them up. I also enjoyed the extra strap in this set which came in handy when I had to take out my travel bag from my main luggage (because it made it 1.5 lbs over the weight limit for the plane) and strapped it to my carry on. The only downside to this set is the cheap ties that came with the luggage tags. They wouldn't hold the tags on and kept coming undone so I secured the tags on with tie straps. That worked better and gave me some extra security. Overall, a great purchase!

Put one on the top, side, and even bottom handle of my checked luggage. In a sea of luggage that all looks the same, it was easy to spot, no matter what direction it came out of conveyer. It’s survived 3 trips so far. They’ve gotten dirty but are easy to wipe clean. Im not expecting these to stay pristine. Airline baggage handing is dirty and rough. But the material and Velcro has held up fine.

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Seem like good quality, strong velcro. A nice alternative to tying a ribbon on your suitcase for identification. The black one is a bit of a waste given that most handles are already black, another bright colour would have been great.

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Seems like durable material and well made.

Good quality but doesn't have the address label inside...no big deal as no-one looks inside of the handle anyways. Extra strong velcro closure.