🧳 TUMI – Set of 2 Durable Reversible Travel Hangers for Garment Bags – Black Luggage Accessories Review

They are really well done. You MUST have these if you have a dresser in your Tumi. I use these with my Alpha 2 international bag. Keeps everything wrinkle free and works much better than a regular hanger. My only complaint is the price. I paid $1,000 for my leather Alpha 2 and now Toumi wants to beat me by another $35. Pretty poor. But what about usefulness and functionality. 5 Stars.

Hangers fit in my Tumi Alpha suitcase but are very expensive. In my case I found this didn't work any better than dry cleaning hangers which I modified by cutting off part of the hook to fit in my suitcase as I always take everything out of my suitcase and hang it on hotel hangers hang. at the time of arrival. However, it comes in handy when I'm in a place that doesn't have a hanger.

In an age of high-tech materials and weight limitations, you'd think Tumi would have created a lightweight travel hanger. Instead, we get this steel monster that's twice the weight of your hangers. Come on, Tomi! You are the lighthouse of the tech journey, assemble your carbon fiber team and move forward! In the meantime, I went back to the wooden hanger in my suitcase to keep the weight down. Now everything is fine with the product quality, outstanding as always with Tumi, it's just not a…

value for money $40 for 2 hangers is pretty steep but I knew what I was getting into when I bought the Tumi bag. The temples are strong and you can feel it by the weight. I know some people checking bags will complain about the weight but as this is used in my carry on I will no longer be able to check the weight or pack. Changing the hanger head from round to square was easy and the hangers snapped into the included latch. I'm back after many years of traveling.

Although the product description is correct, I expected more; but why should I It's just a hanger. Hanger head and hook rotate independently. In addition, the weight of the hanger is large. Finally, the plastic clips to prevent the pants from slipping/sliding out of the hangar are a good idea, they are flimsy and don't work. While looking for other hangars, I didn't search hard enough. Save your money for something else that's worth a hefty price tag, these aren't worth it.

So this is TUMI and it's expensive. However, it is very high quality and durable. I use it in conjunction with the Eagle Creek clothing sleeve. I needed a shorter hanger so my suit would hang up the sleeve without the bottom hanging out and wrinkling. So I use a smaller, shorter, square hanger. The hanger is also heavy so if you have weight issues and need every gram. be in class. I'm writing this ahead of the trip so I don't know if it will live up to my expectations. But from what I've seen…

Hangers are very strong, have rubber clips and color clips at the bottom BUT the rotating "road" part of the hanger is unsuitable for use in a clothing bag or on a skateboard that has a built in garment bag (I've tried it on both) and the small and large hanger hooks slide off the garment retaining rings in the garment bag (both my garment bag and skateboard with built in garment bag). Hangers would be better with a D-clip on the small end of the hanger hook to hold it on the bags' garment…

I originally bought these Tumi Alpha 2 carry-on rails but returned them to Briggs & Riley. However, I kept the hangers because they fit nicely in the suit/garment compartment of other bags, like my Briggs & Riley. This is due to the shortened temples; It takes up less hanging space. The only problem is that the trouser bar is too slippery to hold wool pants, for example. The clips on both sides don't work well enough to prevent the pants from slipping down. To fix this I taped felt tape (also…