Review on 🧳 ProCase Toiletry Bag Travel Case - Compact Organizer for Accessories, Shampoo, Cosmetics & More in Stylish Black by Stephanie Hammons

Big size for me. I used to wear a leather set, but now I'm trying to reduce the weight. And it's very easy. With one main compartment and one outer pocket, it doesn't carry much zippered weight and you don't have to rummage through numerous "organizer pockets". It's small but larger than most other kits I've tried. It's padded so the height in your luggage adds up to the height of everything you put in it; when it's half full, it's half less. The softness (unstructured) also has its problems: It's a bit soft, but doesn't want to stand up on its own if there are only a few things underneath (never was a problem for me, mine is usually full and stands up well.) The main compartment is large, everything can be used and the top opens wide so that the entire interior is easily accessible. Likewise, the side pocket zips full width and the pocket is deep and holds my Leatherman tools, a waiter style wine cork ejector, nail clippers, a small sewing kit and a swiss army knife with some room. It features a three-piece, full-width, open-top mesh strip on the inside for storing items that you take with you frequently, such as a wallet. B. travel deodorant or a small bottle of contact lens solution. There's also a mesh lining in the lid with a zip opening, handy for band-aids, cloth bags, and other flat, lightweight items. The fabric is a bit suspect compared to the heavier ripstop nylon and doesn't feel like it could take much abrasion, but the pack itself is well constructed with all seams and zips sewn neatly. Also, the sewn-on strap doesn't close at one end and I wouldn't want to wear it for too long if the contents of the bag are heavy. If you're traveling with travel gear instead of full-size shampoo bottles and don't travel cross-country, this should be the bag for you. At $12 you have nothing to lose.