🧳 Efficient Organization: Eagle Creek Clean Dirty Black – Your Ultimate Travel Companion Review

I've traveled with packing cubes before, but washing them has always annoyed me. They're great when everything is clean, but I had trouble putting things back in my bag when 3/4 were dirty. You were perfect. They can be filled with either the clean side or the dirty side. So at the end of the night, when I took off my dirty clothes, I folded them into the dirty side of the cube they came from. My bag stayed compact and organized. As a bonus, unpacking was a breeze once I got home. Dump the…

These blocks have revolutionized my journey. If you're generally hesitant about packing dice, take the plunge and pack about 50% more stuff in your bag. Plus, you ALWAYS know where all your stuff is. My friends and fellow travelers are always jealous of my packing cubes and I always look for a better one than this Eagle Creek Clean/Dirty Cube. The messy compartment makes this cube my favorite. It is VERY convenient to separate wet, smelly or dirty clothes from clean ones. The dirty side retains

In my opinion these (and the large version) are the only dice you can buy except for a few to fill a niche." Anyway, I have five sets of half dice and Full dice of this style. Each set is a different color which allows me to organize my suitcase (Eagle Creek has more colors on their website). I like that I can easily see the contents of my cubes. When wearing my clothes, I can put dirty/moderately damp laundry on the dirty side. These aren't the lightest dice in the world and I think they weigh

Eagle Creek's new "Specter" line is brighter and brighter, making the original line obsolete. In fact, clean dirty cubes are now hard to find except on the internet. I have both Original and Spector and here is my comparison: Original line: - heavier - stronger - U-shape zip on cubes, not cumbersome L-shape - LinkSeal mesh material - waterproof mesh! - Significantly cheaper than the Specter line Specter line: - lighter - less durable - L-shaped zipper so you have to unpack everything to get to…