Versatile Suitcase Accessories with Stainless Steel Fasteners for Seamless Travel Experience Review

Just received today - good locks but definitely NON TSA APPROVED. The TSA has nowhere to use your key. These locks would have to be severed. Keeping because I still use them, but I will lose these locks entirely during the trip if TSA decides to screen luggage. MISTAKE.

I love these tags! They pack easily into luggage and are very easy to spot on the baggage carousel. They are very durable and we really like that the address window only shows your name. In order to read the full address and phone number, you have to completely remove the label, which is not very easy. This gives you a little more privacy. The husband said it was a very good choice. That speaks volumes!

I almost hate leaving a positive review because I don't want other people using it at the airport! I fly a lot so good tags are important. Their bright color helps me quickly identify my luggage without being "too loud". Braided steel cable also makes it more expensive and durable. I bought 4 for myself, 4 more for my wife and now I'm buying them for friends. I usually give them to my traveling friends along with a luggage scale.

Although I have attached a luggage tag to my suitcase I have not been able to test it in real life conditions due to Covid. What I like so far are the metal attachments on the trailer itself and the ability to attach the trailer to your luggage. This should add durability to the label. Another plus is that the design of the tag only shows my name and keeps the rest of my personal information private. I also like the bright green color which makes it a lot easier to find my luggage. All in all a

We were on a long honeymoon and only took 4 bags, checked all 4 bags on 6 different flights. In addition to the airlines, they easily saw various taxis, Uber, shuttles and messengers. Green labels were easy to spot and not too common at the airport. In fact, I've only seen one such neon green label so far. In addition to the green tag, I tie a ribbon or ribbon of a different color to the pin next to it. As far as these tags go, the wiring seems solid, and the tags themselves are solid enough…

I've bought several of these. The bright green sticks out like a thumb, making it easy to identify your luggage. But they have to stay attached to be useful! The one in my carry-on survived, but the one in my luggage/suitcase was broken when my luggage got to my destination. And that was my first trip with that day. There was no evidence I had ever attached it to my suitcase. They simply WILL NOT stand up to gorillas in airline baggage handling! Another issue is the design. You must remove the…