TUFFTAAG Business Suitcase Accessories by ProudGuy: Enhancing Your Travel Experience Review

When I received my tags in the mail I was very impressed with the construction and design. However, he did not survive his first trip. I had a return trip a total of 7 times as the movers had to load and unload suitcases and when I got my bag at the end of the trip my TuffTag was gone. I was very surprised considering that the steel cable broke, not the rubber part. I'll try again with my second day in December for the same trip and see if it survives. Handling on this ride could have been…

The tags are relatively solid and the light color (which differs significantly from the bags) makes it easy to identify the luggage. The cables are pretty strong. The label is the perfect size for a business card (or ID card of that size). The only drawback so far is that the transparent plastic film on top of the information card can come loose. Previously, this meant only two edges of the sheet had to be reattached, but rough handling could result in the sheet and underlying card being lost…

These luggage tags are strong, the wire holding them is good and I'm sure it won't break (unscrewing the wire), the hole where you read the info, is large, but what worries me is that the clear plastic cover covering my printed information might come out with my printed information. Please note that this is just a concern and has not yet occurred. However, I have written my personal details on the inside of the tag in case my card is lost. I've just got back from a flight to and from Canada and

I bought TUFFTAAG for my duffel bag but ended up getting a lot more and used them almost everywhere. If something is going to be lost or stolen, I think it needs a TUFFTAAG tag. So I'm giving them to them for their birthdays so my nephews and nieces can put them on their backpacks and still look cool at school. I also have one on my bike - both on the front handlebars and on the rear trunk. And then one day when my neighbor Sammy tried to steal my air conditioner, I put TUFFTAAG on it and super

So far, so good. These labels survived several flights and are still intact. It doesn't sound like much, but I've had other items (tags, whole bags, etc.) damaged by movers in a shorter amount of time. take a hit. The reason I bought them was to attach the steel cable. I just wanted something that didn't come out of a bag. It looks like the weak point will be where the silicone material meets the metal sleeve. So far no problems though. Again, it seems like the elastic material should be able…

I travel a lot for work and most of it is international travel with multiple stops and customs checks that involves loading and unloading my bag multiple times during the flight. I try to keep a few tags on my bag because one of them inevitably breaks with all operations, and most bags have black wheels with a soft side. After a recent trip to China where all three of my tags were lost/destroyed I decided it was time to try something different. I was looking for something extremely durable and…