👜 8-Pack Jumbo VacPack Space Saver Bags with Hand Pump for Home and Travel: Efficient Vacuum Storage Solution (8J) Review

I've been organizing a lot during the pandemic and I love them. I was able to remove various seasonal items and they take up about 25% of the space as before. The bags are easy to use and I love that there is a choice of sizes. The kit includes a pump that pumps out all the air. Smaller bags can be rolled up and the air squeezed out, larger bags work better with a pump.

You do the bare minimum. The valve does eventually/occasionally work as it takes a bit of fiddling with the end of the vacuum cleaner hose before it actually starts expelling air from the bag. I filled and used 6 bags and each had the same problem. This is in contrast to the instantaneous suction of every other brand I've used. It was obvious the box had been returned as a set of four was not so much folded as dented in the box.

I have bought bags from several different brands at once because I have a lot of blankets and dresses to store and I would say these are not the best of all the brands. but they are good enough. They stay closed. The bag is made out of something not so soft and pliable, and it seems that tearing it apart won't be difficult. I've been using them for a few months and the ones that are still sealed have not leaked. I have also used the same bag more than once and they are still holding up. Easy to

I really liked these bags when I first got them. They are much cheaper than others! They are good for the first few days or weeks. But air will inevitably collect inside them, and you'll leave behind plastic bags unfit for the purposes for which they were made. No matter where you store your bag, no matter how careful you are to protect it from damage or punctures, these bags won't go without air for days or weeks. Spend your money and buy nice bags. These bags are a waste of time unless you…

Helped a lot with my move. Problems: The pouch may tear if placed on a smooth surface. I put one on the painted half of the wall which caused it to tear when I picked it up after a minute (user error I guess). When I arrived at my new location I found 1-2 more of these bags leading me to believe the same thing happened to other people who helped with the move. One of the packages was constantly inflated for unknown reasons. Box without papers, all instructions on the box. You have to find out…

I thought it was great at first but it's been a month since I put some blankets and clothes in bags and sealed them and the air is slowly coming out of 3 of them. I used 5 bags and one of them is torn, 3 of them didn't keep the seal and only 1 of them is still sealed. I don't like that you can only use the included pump (my vacuum, air mattress pump and bike pump don't fit in the hole). The little pumping is tiring and hurts your hands. The pockets are huge. I read the sizes but didn't know…

Good. At first when I opened the box the first 10 or so packets were cut through as if someone had dug in when opening the box. Which shouldn't have happened, even if they were actually new. Second, they are terribly difficult to close and seal. The plastic is very flimsy, like a grocery bag, not as good as Walmart. And it's almost impossible to get all the air out because you kind of have to get that valve thing out, and it's humanly impossible to put it back in without tons of air coming in…

I don't know what all the negative reviews are talking about but these bags are great! I bought jumbo storage bags because I knew they would be bigger than I wanted. I put king and queen comforters separately in each pocket, but I could put a few things in each pocket and it would be fine. A trick that I noticed, as with any bag, to save space, is to position the suction opening directly on the item you have in the bag so that it better sucks all the air. I've made a few bags differently with…