🧳 LLFSD Luggage: Your Ultimate Travel Identifier and Essential Suitcase Accessories Review

The labels are nice and pretty. As suggested by others, I use a Loctite threadlocker to ensure the tag is attached to the pockets.

Looks good but the price is cheap. When I inserted the address tag after filling out the information, there was a metal burr in the hole drilled for the wire to attach it to the luggage, scratching the center of the thin plastic cover.

I had a similar red luggage tag and bought this set for my new luggage. When I got home from my trip, the silver one fell out of my pocket. The red was still on the second bag. I doubt anyone took it off as I flew business class on an international flight and they barely touch the bag after checking and then prioritize it all the way through.

I use these to label my soft sided tool bags with my contact information and the ID of the contents as the bags look the same. I can print what I need on business card paper and use it to attach and protect the label. They've withstood the urgency of tossing bags in and out of my pickup truck and show no signs of stopping work. Now airport travel can be rough when you use them for luggage, but the way I use them is even rougher. They will certainly serve as luggage tags, IMO.

One out of six lost at the airport on the first mission. The cable loop becomes slack during travel, which can be corrected by applying some tape to the connection or tightening it before baggage is checked in at the airport. I didn't want my contact information to be public, so I printed out my own design. on thin (plain) printer paper and placed it on the contact card. Balancing all of this was not easy. Other luggage tags have free design templates that you can use. She doesn't have that…