Swivel Lime Luggage Tags Set by Travelon Review

I bought these to replace the ones we have used for the last 10 years and were about to go. I choose bright yellow - they are a bit darker than in the picture - as a good contrast to our red luggage. I love Travelon products and they have not disappointed me. What attracted me was that only my name was visible. I'm concerned about my privacy and I make sure to only bring my last name and phone number with me. in use. They attach to luggage with a soft plastic strap that feels durable. We will…

I bought 2 of these to use on wire cages for my dog to put my name, cell phone number and any emergency information about my dog or the contact information of another person who will be with me at the show. I also have magnetic tags with their names, mine, cell phone number and chip. They can fall off if hit in a certain way or simply removed, but the luggage tags are another piece of information needed for the show. Still looking for a more permanent option but for now they add security and…

They have a distinctive - read 'ugly' - color that will help identify your bags until everyone else starts using them. Only your name and no other information is readily visible, which at least makes it more likely that people will not tell others that you are not at home and where that home is. For me, the weakness is that the strap can be opened to reveal the rest of the information, so it has been replaced with a large and heavy zip tie. How can the authorities check my information if…

I needed cheap, reputable labels that were simple but eye-catching so I could easily identify my luggage on the plane. These fit the bill! I received the berry color and it looks the same as the photo if not a little lighter. They are very cute but basic and fit in my backpack which was a bonus. The strap is strong and easy to detach, it fastens like a belt so I'm sure it won't go anywhere. The window on the tag shows my name without my address and phone number, ensuring privacy. I really wish…

I bought this luggage tag for a long trip abroad. To see the address you need to unzip it and the top will turn to the side. This is not very practical, but only necessary if your bag is lost. The band is made of thick plastic and is very secure. There were no problems with accidental loosening. I imagine that's very difficult. Strong may not be long enough for some straps or luggage. My strap that I attached it to was quite thick and that thick plastic is hard so it only feels good in one…

This is the best type of luggage tag for many reasons: 1) Your information is secure. To read anything other than your name, the band must be removed. On other tags, anyone can read your tag and know you're not home. 2) Straps practically do not break. They are stronger than many new wire loop straps and much stronger than buckles. (I've had other straps snap on flights.) 3) The back of the label is large enough to peel off the adhesive tape of a travel insurance label. 4) Some colors are…

These labels are very strong and almost unbreakable. They also hide your personal information because it's very difficult to figure out how to open it to see what's behind the first line (presumably your name). You can prank me for having trouble opening mine. But I used the tag once on a trip last year when for some reason my registered bag never made it onto the plane. And I spent two weeks without my stuff because (1) it was lost at the departure airport with no flight information on it and…

The order was a shot in the blue, I didn't really know what to expect but I like the privacy aspect, at the same time I can have contact information on the bag. As it turns out, I love these tags. None of these tags can just fall off. The suspension strap is made of a very strong plastic (plastic) and while I have no doubt that an airline somewhere could break the suspension strap, it will take some work to do so. Unless someone is very familiar with how the hanging strap is threaded through…