🧳 Luxebell Luggage Straps: Suitcase Accessories for improved Travel, with Added Luggage Straps Review

I used one per bag. Easy to use and holds up well. The only problem was that the plastic window for your information was easily ripped off when I moved it in my luggage compartments. The plastic is too hard to withstand this kind of wear and tear.

Great value with these luggage straps. I wish they were longer so I can use them both ways on the suitcase. The one in the photo is probably a small suitcase and you can't cross them like that with standard sized checked luggage. They're just not long enough. But then again, they still have great value for what they are.

I've bought these for the past few years and they WAS amazing. The ones on sale now have a slightly different clip. You can't connect the old bands to the new ones, so obviously the design has changed. 4 out of 4 of the old tapes are still good. As for the new straps, 3 out of 4 broke on departure. 2 I didn't even come back and 1 I broke on a plastic clip. See photo

They are exactly as described. A wide braided belt with strong plastic buckles - the measurements are given in the product description so I won't repeat myself. The buckles are strong and snap with a nice click, letting you know they're hooked and shouldn't accidentally come loose. I use them as a fallback solution in case the zips or latches on my luggage don't work and also when I need to make sure Davy Jones' locker stays closed.

Totally useless! I had these traps for quite a while before I got the chance to use them and when I did I found them to be useless! The strap just slides through the buckle, so the luggage is not secured at all. I suppose if you just need a sturdy strap to sew something else on for a project you can cut off the buckles and use the strap, but that's the only way it's good for anything.