🧳 TravelMore Suitcases: Secure and Flexible Silicone Identification Tags for Easy Travel Review

Flexible identification tags are better than rigid, brittle metal tags. Baggage handlers treat bags rudely. The only problem is taking the paper insert out of the plastic holder to fill it with your name and address and then putting it back in the plastic holder. Just be careful and patient.

Perfect for avid travelers and even busy active kids. The labels are manufactured in such a way that they do not break when squeezed or tear when bent. I love it and they are great for my travels! I also like colors. I have neon green, neon yellow, neon orange, neon pink, purple and two fuchsias. It would be nice if instead of so many shades of pink there was blue. But I'm not that picky and would buy them again.

Excellent, not weak at all. Made of durable silicone material, they are very flexible and can therefore withstand rough handling, such as at the airport. Bright colors make it much easier to identify our luggage. Also, my husband and I can quickly tell which suitcase is mine and which is his since we have suitcases of the same size and color. Thought they might not be very good as they were so cheap took a chance and am very glad I did

Just received these tags. They are exactly what I was looking for: durable enough to withstand any airline abuse; colorful so we can distinguish our bags from everyone else; decent size (some of the tags I looked at are smaller than I wanted); and at a reasonable price. I am very happy with the purchase and look forward to our next trip to use them.

I have used similar labels before and they seem to be as well made as any. I like the different color options, although the writing on the inside of the card is easier to see through the tag with some tag colors than others. I expect them to stay in the luggage as before and I've never lost such tags in the past. I would still suggest inspecting them after a few rides to make sure they are in good condition. If you have any questions, just add new tags.

I have just returned from a 2 week multi-flight trip abroad. Luggage handles are rough and these tags hold up well. However, when I first decided to attach them to my luggage, I found them difficult to attach to the handles. Maybe it's just me, but I couldn't find a way to attach them to bags without cutting the 'cord'. However, this piece is long enough to be tied multiple times to keep it in your luggage. With a packable holdall that I forgot to buy a regular padlock for, I decided to take a…