TravelWise Luggage, Lime, 1 Small, 2 Medium, 2 Large, Luggage Packing Organization Cubes 5 Pack

I purchased 3 sets in 3 different colors last year: teal, green and polka dot pattern for the 3 of us - I chose different colors so we could all each have a color and it was easy to identify whose item it was. I was new at the time to packing cubes and did not believe in them, I thought they were another thing to waste my money on when I could be using ziplock plastic bags. The plastic ziplocks lasted for a while, but they slid around in the suitcase and the packing volume was limited. Now that I am a packing cube convert, I have found these to be incredibly versatile and not only for traveling! Keep reading for some great hacks: CLOSET/HOME ORGANIZATION: See my pictures below for the amazing transformation! I have an armoire that is stuffed with clothing. Finding a certain T-shirt or a pair of jeans meant that I threw everything on the floor to dig through the pile, only to shove it back into the armoire again. I once stuffed the armoire so full of clothing it actually popped the back off and my husband had to staple-gun the wood back on. I tried neatly folding the clothing, but it only lasted for a while, because I'd dig everything out again. I started using packing cubes in my drawers and armoire, and now I can easily find any shirt I want through the mesh window, plus I have each cube labeled so I can find what I am looking for; regular wear, sleep shirts, fancy shirts, etc. and same with my leggings, jeans, shorts. I just pull out a cube, find my clothing, zip it back up, and place it back into the armoire. No more digging, no more dumping, no more mess. Saves a ton of time and keeps my space neat and tidy. I also had a mesh beach duffel bag full of swim wear, sarongs, shorts, cover ups that was a constant mess and filled to the brim; many times I dreaded derailing the zipper because it was stuffed so full, but I followed the same idea as my closet/armoire and placed my swimwear and sorted them in packing cubes and now I have room to spare in my duffel bag, AND I can find everything! BEACH: I take packing cubes to the beach as well, I pack my entire family's clothing in different colored cubes for change of clothing. I use the largest one for beach towels and it's impressive that I can roll up 2 large/long plush beach towels and one long, thinner towel in the largest cube all rolled up. I toss this into a large beach bag and it's super easy to find things instead of placing them in plastic bags, and creates a lot of extra space in the bag as well. The convenient handle can be used to hang the cube on bathroom door hooks for a change of clothes. CRAFTS: Great for storing sewing fabric, which I have crammed into canvas storage cubes. Rolling up the cloth and organizing them in my packing cubes have made it much easier to see the colors and patterns that I need instantly. I also do not have to dig through or dump the contents onto the floor/table/bed to look for something I need. It also created extra space in my canvas cubes as well. LIMITED SPACE DWELLINGS: Packing cubes will save a lot of space in a smaller spaces, such as a dorm rooms, houseboats, submariners, army barracks, youth hostels, tiny homes, RVs, cruise ship employees with cramped rooms, people who live out of their cars, etc. Plus it's easy to just grab and go, which saves a lot of time on packing. And the best hack of all... AIRPLANE SEAT ORGANIZER: See attached photo below. I used to put my things in the seat pocket in front of me before I found out what kinds of gross things go in there, like used diapers, tissues people wiped their running noses or phlegm, air sickness bags, trash, etc. besides, I didn't like pulling on the seat pocket to bother the person in front, especially at night when passengers were sleeping. Many people also lose things or forget things in the seat pockets as well. I then resorted to just keeping things in my backpack under the seat in front of me, but it became very difficult to keep turning my body and head sideways to pull out the backpack for every little thing, balance the thing on my lap, pull out what I needed, and shove the backpack back under the seat again. Compression cube to the rescue!! I use two large binder clips and clip a cube to the seat pocket in front of me, and whenever I need something, I just put the cube on my lap, unzip, grab what I need, and hang it back down. Things I keep in my flight cube: hand sanitizer, charger and cord, a small notebook, trash bag for used cans/garbage (because I hate waiting for the flight attendant to come around), phone, sleeping eye mask, contact lens case, eye glasses, breath mints, medications I need to take while flying, credit card to purchase items. Amazon sells some organizers that attach to your tray table but I've heard some airlines will not allow certain tray table holders or it doesn't fit on their particular flight, plus, this is way cheaper - one medium or small packing cube and two large binder clips! These packing cubes are super functional and can be used in a variety of applications, not only for traveling.

Been using travel bags for many many years. These meet my standards and I’m the fussy customer.

I used to spend twice as much for just one or two similar packing cubes under the now-defunct Eagle Creek brand. I got five of these at this great price, I didn't even need to use all of them for a week in Italy, and they did the job perfectly. The zippers are super smooth, too!

Strong, good sizes. I prefer the two small, two medium, one large set.

These travel cubes are a game changer! I originally bought them for my daughter to use on a study abroad trip where luggage space was limited, but she needed to pack a lot of different clothing items and wouldn’t have regular access to a washer. The variety of sizes was perfect for organizing everything from underwear and socks to sweaters and jeans. The zippers open and close easily, the material feels like good quality, and I love that the cubes are see-through so you can quickly tell what’s inside. They were especially helpful because my daughter was sharing a room with three other students, and there wasn’t any closet space. Everyone ended up keeping their clothes in their suitcases, but these cubes allowed her to stay organized and easily find exactly what she needed without having to dig through her entire suitcase. She has since used them for several other short trips, and they’ve continued to be incredibly useful. They make it much easier to stay organized and actually help prevent overpacking. We liked them so much that we bought a second set, so we always have enough. My only suggestion would be to add a smaller cube—about half the size of the smallest one currently included. That would be perfect for smaller items and would make an already great set even more versatile. Overall, these have made packing and traveling so much easier, and I highly recommend them!