🔥 Maximize Storage Space with Lewis N. Clark Reusable Compression Bags - 3 Pack (1 Medium, 1 Large, 1 XL) - Ideal for Travel, Camping, Laundry, Pillows, Blankets & More! Clear & Convenient Review

I love this kind of travel bags. I liked the sizes of these and that they could be rolled and didn't require any equipment to deflate. Unfortunately one popped the first time I rolled it and broke a seam. I don't know if duct tape can fix it. I wasn't pushing too hard or too fast either, so be careful.

I used 2 sets of these bags on a recent trip to Europe. I limited myself to 1 single carry-on and I couldn't have made it without these bags. The space saving is significant, especially for "bulky" clothing like jackets or anything with thick cotton fabric. I also tried a cheaper set of compression bags for comparison. The quality of these bags was much better - don't try to save a few bucks on cheaper bags - it was a waste of my time. I still don't quite understand how the one-way air release…

I've been using spacebags for traveling for quite some time - they help me organize and compress things. However, these bags compress better than space bags and seal better. They do take a bit of work to get the air out, but if you follow the directions (roll twice - flip them between rolls) they really compress and hold up quite a bit. The bags were larger than expected (3 tiered sizes) and I wish I had a choice of sizes (medium works best) but other than that they are great. They seem thinner

I bought these for a trip to Europe and tried them out a week in advance. You get three sizes of bags, the biggest one is very big and you could put some items in it. My main concern was that my knitted shirts and sweaters would come out wrinkled. Left them in the bag for several days, took them out and they were fine. I had a little trouble with my bulky cable knit sweaters (they are very thick). One side compressed and the other not so bad (and I've tried several times) hence the 4 stars…

I bought this set after buying a bag from another brand for the same price as three of them. In hindsight I understand why the other one was more expensive. These bags are great and work well but I bought these for backpacking and the bags are pretty flimsy. I was afraid some of my gear would get caught on the bag and tear it up (the other bag I bought was ripstop). backpacking. This is much easier than using bags that require a vacuum. I found that hanging up worked best, but rolling also…

I've only used them for one trip so far, but I found them worth their weight in gold. My husband, son and I have just returned from a trip to China; and I was the only one using the compression bags (stupid guys). They insisted they didn't need them, but my husband wouldn't have needed to skimp on clothes if he'd used the bags. You don't save on weight, of course, but on space. I still hung some clothes that needed to stay wrinkle free but put all my other clothes in compression bags. When I…

It seemed a little small when I opened the package and they were. Even the big one. However, with a lot of careful folding (it has to be flat and stay flat when you put it in your pocket) I managed to fit two pants, five shirts, ten underwear and a nightgown into the largest pocket and squashed it so flat, that I could use the second bag and pack enough clothes for a week and a half in a small carry-on, along with local groceries for relatives and a business folder. The only downside to these…

I travel frequently for work. I try to avoid checking baggage at all costs because it is such a hassle. My last trip was such a nightmare trying to pack everything in my carry-on bag that I figured there must be a solution. I searched on Revain and read many reviews for similar products and finally decided to try the Lewis N. Clark compression bags. I was really impressed with this product. I've just packed for my trip tomorrow. I was able to pack 5 days of clothes neatly into my SwissGear…

I used these bags to pack my son's suitcase for his 10 day trip to Italy. I was a bit skeptical due to the low price but bought based on user reviews as you have to trust those Revain reviewers! Figuring out how to squeeze the pouch was a bit tricky the first time - it had to use a bit of elbow grease to get the airlocks to open and deflate. However, once we got the hang of it, the rest was a breeze. We were able to pack enough clothes for a teenager for 10 days and only filled the suitcase…