🍷 Secure and Convenient Wine Bottle Protector: 20 Pack Air Column Cushion Packaging Bags with Free Pump for Safe Transport, Travel, and Shipping of Glass Bottles Review

Once you've figured out where the nozzle goes, filling is a breeze. Each of the pouches filled properly and held the air just right. I am very happy with this product and have ordered several times.

My bottles have traveled from coast to coast and they all arrived safely. You simply place the bottle in the pouch and activate the pump once until each tub is filled with air.

I used these to get a bottle of wine from Cali to France as a gift for a man who I hope will soon be my father-in-law . It took me a little while to figure out how to pump the air, but once I did it was a breeze - and the bottle arrived safely!

These inflatable bottle bags are awesome! These special bags come with a pump that inflates once a bottle or fragile item is placed in the deflated bag. Use fragile, inflate bag, then it can be safely transported, travel or storage. Great product will buy again!

Bought as a gift but not given away. This product did not come with instructions, label or mark for air holes. Came in a clear plastic bag with a pump. Couldn't find an air hole. I'm glad I took them out of the box to have a look before giving them away.

After figuring out how to inflate them (the inlet is behind the arrows, the arrows show the direction of airflow) we use them to protect several bottles of powerful wine. Wine. I packed them tightly in my suitcase and checked our bag. Arrived without damage. I would definitely buy again.

It's so ridiculous to make a product that has holes that small and the pump is too big to fit the tiny holes. It works if you take tweezers and pull on the holes to make them big enough to fit in the pump. It's a shame because the product itself works great. It just takes so long to blow them up that it's almost not worth it. I kept them but will never buy them again. Seriously, do people even know how their own product works? Maybe you should test it before you make it and then sell it?

I'm finally back at my favorite wineries (and a few new ones) to stock up my little wine cellar. Thought I'd try these wine bags to save time in Spain and not have to hunt for bubble wrap. They all inflated quickly, and after securing them with tape, I put them in my cheap wheeled holdall and wrapped cardboard around some of the more expensive bottles. I don't think I had to as everything was fine when I got home after numerous car rides, cab rides and three plane trips. When I unpacked them…