🧳 Stainless Steel Travel Accessories: Enhanced Luggage Privacy Cover Review

I actually only bought it because it was red and black and had my initial on it. I don't see the point of having a metal mount or hiding my info in the middle of a very weird label. It's too heavy, too complicated and too well thought out. I regret buying this. I haven't traveled with it yet, so I don't know if its features are good, but it's overkill. All I wanted was a red and black label with my initial on it. I don't need Fort Knox luggage tags.

My husband travels a lot for business and his black suitcase looks like any other black suitcase on the baggage carousel. Distinctive, durable and highly visible luggage tags really stand the test of time. The tags themselves are thick rubber, with a cable instead of a plastic band to hold them in place. It comes with a card to write down contact information, but he just put his business card inside. We bought one and loved it so much we now have one for every piece of luggage we own.

These tags are awesome! After looking at about fifteen other types of tags, I settled on this one. Our luggage was shipped from New York's JFK Airport to Atlanta, Georgia. Even in a sea of hundreds of pieces of luggage, our tag was clearly visible. We were very impressed with how easy it was to find our luggage. I also had a tag attached to our carry-on luggage. The tag comes with a very strong and secure cable mount that screws on very easily. Identity information is protected between the two…

If you travel a lot, this tag is for you. It's solidly built. Everything about its design is geared towards making it durable - not attached to a bag that sits on a shelf, but one that clashes with overhead bins, carousels, carts, taxis and shuttle buses. It's distinctive, making it easier for you to make sure you have the right package if you decide to give it a try. The supplied cable is rigid. A small issue with the cable is that it twists in like a screw to secure it, but there's nothing to

I bought 2 of these, one for me and one for my husband. They're a bit bigger than I thought, but as it turns out, it just makes them more visible. It is a very strong yet soft rubbery material; They were supposed to replace 2 metal luggage tags that were engraved with outdated information. The new tags don't "pop" like the old ones, which I appreciate. They help identify our bags even from a distance and our information is safely hidden under a protective flap. And I was able to choose the…

I love to travel so when it comes to luggage tags this isn't my first rodeo. For me they fell off, fell apart, they all have almost the same ones, the name tag falls out, all sorts of problems. Please don't get me wrong, it's not the end of the world when a luggage tag fails, but I get tired of buying them every time I go on an adventure. These tags are slightly thicker than normal tags. They're rubber, not plastic. The tag with your name is hidden in a secret flap, covered with a plastic sheet