Review on 🧳 Compression Carry-on Travel Accessories: Packing Travel Organizer by Trisha Green

A well made quality product that is less than half the price of comparable Eagle Creek compression cubes. It is very light and compresses well when not overloaded. Note that it's fully padded (like the regular Eagle Creek compression cubes, but not the newer textured cubes). So if you try to pack too many clothes in, you will end up with a large bulge in the middle that is almost the same size as the uncompressed product. The newer Eagle Creek Pack-It Structured Cube solves this problem by adding lightweight hard plastic inserts at the top and bottom, one of which is removable and doubles as a neat folding board. This tripped has no structure (or a proper folding board). I wanted maximum compression, so I cut out two pieces of medium-weight cardboard just under the size of my face and placed one at the bottom under my clothes and one at the top to keep the center flat (and provide a folding guide). I wish Tripped had something more straight forward though as I'm sure they could find something more sophisticated than cardboard. do on a normal zipper. This isn't a problem with normal compression, but if you try to compress excess clothing inside it will really help. - place compressed cube in a sealed vacuum compression travel bag, then squeeze out the remaining air from the center.)