🍷 Travel-Friendly 4-Pack Wine Wings Reusable Bottle Protector Sleeve with Leak-Proof Design for Luggage Review

I bought it in June 2020, it's now April 2021, I pulled it out to use it and one of the protectors broke between the 1 the second seam. Last year we couldn't go because of Covid so this will be the first try to use it. Don't know how to get a "replacement"? UPDATE I now have 3 out of 4 that are useless. They're all breathable NOW so I know they won't contain a tear.

Was looking for a reusable solution for flights with large beer and liquor bottles. They worked great and easily fit a 750ml beer bottle and a bottle of High West liquor (one of the tallest bottles I've come across). I wrapped each t-shirt for extra protection and placed it in the middle of my checked baggage. Highly recommended for anyone buying beer or spirits and looking for a reliable air travel solution.

This is the best! I will use them as gifts for all my wine drinking friends. We traveled to California and Mexico with our checked luggage and these wine bags kept our wine safe, not a single bottle was broken. This is the second time I've used them and I'm so impressed. They can be reused, which is good for the environment. The Velcro keeps the bottle perfectly in place. I used them to store vanilla on my way back from Mexico and once again they exceeded my expectations. You will not regret…

Recently brought back two bottles of wine and two bottles of whiskey from our trip to Paris and Dublin and they have returned home in our registered bags in perfect condition. I usually just wrap the bottles in bubble wrap, but I love that these bags are resealable. So if something happens and breaks, all my clothes and bags won't be wine-stained or smelly. I like that they are big enough for 1.5 liter or odd shaped liquor bottles. We may need to get another set for our upcoming trip to Italy!…

I like that they can be reused. We travel all over the world and pack a few in our luggage in case we want to bring something liquid home. Suitable for perfume bottles, liquor bottles or anything that can be opened or broken during travel. They weigh almost nothing and don't take up much space. Yes, wrapping bottles in clothes works too, but if the bottle bursts under pressure, you don't have to worry about the mess. This has only happened to me once in 24 trips lately, and I'm so glad I didn't

I was a bit skeptical at first but they worked way better than I could have imagined! They are very easy to use! I mean a 1-2-3 step process and insanely strong. I went to South Africa and wanted to bring back a suitcase full of wine. I bought six bottles of wine and a bottle of the infamous Cape Town Pink Lady Gin and all returned home safely. I even literally put the last 2 bottles in my luggage on the airport floor to check the luggage in - it's that easy! I bought 2 sets (8 total) but would

I used one of these on a 3 day ski trip. The only problem I had was trying to fully seal the two zippers. I tried it with my hands, almost impossible because the ropes are very heavy. I put the bag on the table, started to squeeze the cable. It took a lot of effort to seal them. Or so I thought. When I checked, one wasn't sealed. Tried again, this time it worked. I want them to follow a very successful design and use one color for each side of the cable car. If it's properly sealed, you'll see…

I recently bought a set of Wine Wings bags for a trip to Spain. I was so glad I did. I'm buying several bottles of wine to bring home to the United States from Spain. I put them in a Wine Wings bag. These bags are so easy to use. They are perfect for most standard wine bottles. The bags have a double security function: they have both a zip and an additional Velcro closure that keeps the bottle really secure and makes the bags virtually airtight. They're made from a durable plastic outer shell…

Before a recent trip to Europe we thought about buying a case of wine but decided to try this instead. We bought two 4-packs and returned home with 8 bottles of wine intact. My husband and I packed 4 bottles of wine in hard cases. As an extra measure, we put all our clothes on one side of the suitcase, put wine bottles on it, closed that half of the suitcase, filled the other half with cosmetics and other things, and then closed the suitcase. This left the wine bottles in the middle of our…