Travel with Ease: MALSA Wine Bottle Protector - Portable & Reusable Wine Sleeves - Pack of 4 Review

We bought these for a trip to Sonoma and brought home 18 bottles of wine and some olive oils in 3 suitcases. We didn't have a single bottle break. I especially like that instead of the others they have a velcro which was a sticky seal that couldn't be reused. I would definitely buy them again.

I used this bag to carry a very expensive bottle of rum in a small checked bag on a connecting flight. I was nervous about traveling with him but you cannot take liquids on board the plane unless they were purchased at the airport. So I had no choice but to look at it. The bottle protector worked great. It's really well done. It's durable, easy to lock and I immediately felt comfortable being able to safely carry it in my checked baggage. Overall, I am satisfied with the quality of this product

When my wife told me she was planning a cross-country trip to Napa for the weekend, I assumed she wouldn't come back empty-handed. I was looking for ways to safely transport bottles back in checked baggage and came across this. The concept is quite simple and I was surprised how competitive the market is. In the end I chose this brand because of the price and the positive reviews. I have no regrets - they performed as advertised and allowed us to return home safe and sound with our wine.

The resealable zips on these bags are unbeatable: reinforced, double zip and then velcro. The bag is also heavy. Saved my clothes from a leaking bottle. Some of the air bubbles on the inner layer of bubble wrap have burst. It would be great to buy replacement liners as I have lost the padding for some of these bags. Could you try replacing the closed cell foam when replacing the liner, maybe more durable? Anyway I really like these bags, I will buy more if I need them but they are very durable…

Product works as advertised. I bought a special wine bottle in Croatia, put it in a wine protector, packed it in a suitcase and traveled through Italy with it for two weeks. He made two plane flights between Croatia and Italy; in and out of the car and in several hotel rooms; and then a two-day flight back to the US. I made sure it was protected by clothing around the edges and ends of the hard-walled case. The bottle came out of a Marsa protective wine bag and looked exactly as it did when…

Love these bottle protectors! The inside is bubble wrap and the outside is thick flexible plastic. The bottom has a three-layer zip and Velcro closure in case the bottle breaks. Last week I traveled across the country (from Portland to New York) with a registered bag that contained six bottles of wine in these protectors, some extra bubble wrap and some clothing. To my delight and relief, the bottles arrived in perfect condition. (Compare this to a year ago, when I was traveling on a one-way…

So I've been arguing between this and jetbags for quite some time. I liked their looks and the bubble wrap protection. But I was also interested in the jetbag's material, which claimed it could suck up a full bottle of wine if it broke, fearing the Ziploc closure wouldn't seal it 100%. I have ordered both. If you're also joining the debate, I can confirm that you can put a regular sized bottle in a jet bag, seal it and then put THAT in that bag and it will fit. So you get the benefits of BOTH…