Shacke Luggage Genuine Leather Strap Review

My daughter had just left for Australia and we needed tags to make her luggage easy to find at the airport. These tags matched their black luggage perfectly. They have a great spot for your address and the back is a stretchy, flexible color scheme. They are securely fastened. No problem and would buy again!

I like the design of the tags, they are strong but the strap is a bit difficult. I had to play with the buckle to get it right. This is a very good strap but I just think they need to spend more on the buckles used in the making of the product. I'll see if the belt stays on after the ride. Love the product, I just don't know how much thought has gone into the strap itself.

Pros: Cute, colorful, stands out from the crowd. The durable leather strap feels like they will stay attached to my bag. Disadvantages: The plastic window is very thin. I lost mine in the first week of a 3 week trip. The paper with my information would not have survived without the protection of the plastic window. Is it worth? Fur. Probably fine for those making shorter trips and better with a suitcase than a holdall or backpack - they don't seem able to handle anything other than traveling…

These luggage tags are used to quickly identify your luggage at baggage claim. I specifically chose them for the cool design and durable material. I love that the design isn't just printed, it's actually made out of raised colored rubber, meaning the design doesn't rub off as easily. We used them for an international trip and overall they worked well. My assessment is far from perfect as the black frame around the info window is made of hard black plastic and broke after just three flights. It…

I just got them and they are so cool! We don't travel much these days so I love those stupid luggage tags. They seem solid but I'll update my review if they break while traveling! We will be traveling from Detroit to Ecuador (3 flights total) so I am sure it will be a good test. Update: These tags didn't fit in checked baggage, but we didn't have any information tags that fell out. The bags were in the lower compartment of the plane during the express flight, so who knows how they were treated,

They are very good but with one big downside. The clear lid and paper insert easily slide out of the hole in the holder when bent, making them too easy to lose. After an 8 hour flight and transfer to a cruise ship, one tag remained intact, the other stayed on the handle but the card and plastic were gone. If a card with up-to-date information appears during transport, it makes no sense! I suppose I can write on the plastic label myself or use a sticker so that if the plastic cover comes off…