Premium Airline Luggage Specialist ID Review

Labels look great and arrived on date of purchase. They are made of hard, transparent plastic with a rubber loop that easily fits in 12 different panniers. I found a free template and made luggage tags for a Hawaiian wedding. They were a resounding success with everyone.

I like the holders but the 6 inch wormholes are too small. Not even the plastic part of the badge can be removed. I had to secure it with a binder ring. I also used a zip tie for extra security I put an ID tag on my mom's walker. She lives in a long term care facility and wanted to make sure her personal rollator was identified :) I suggest they supply longer worm loops.

Use these and some soft card holders to make reflective labels for shoulder bags, luggage, gear bags, musical instrument cases, etc. Looks like these transparent (one side transparent) tag holders will do the trick. Glue pieces of reflective strips together (back to back), cut to length, glue and attach. Did. Time will tell if they protect me from night raids.

These tags are very strong. good color Arrived on time. My only issue was that the bag they came in had two sections when they arrived, one for the tags and one for the worm loops. The tags pane did not open. The one for the worm loops was open and someone removed the worm loops. I emailed the company and they sent another set of worm gears. I had to buy different colored zip ties to use until they arrived. They were here when we got home from our trip.

Reasonable price, reliable. But no instructions. I spent quite a bit of time figuring out how to attach it to the case. Even asked a friend. I eventually figured out that you *first* need to attach (attach) it to the case you want, then thread the other end through the label slot and pull the loop over the label. A simple little piece of paper describing this would be great! It can be removed conversely if you need to change your contact information. But the attachment loops are not large…

Luggage tags are durable and allow you to attach a business card or a personalized postcard. They make it easier to identify luggage on the baggage carousel, on tours, etc. I use plastic wire ties ("tie wraps") to attach tags to my luggage to ensure the attached tag does not come loose. Cable ties can be easily cut through if necessary. The company offers colored luggage tags that are great for identification. Depending on where I'm going and what I'm doing, I use different information on a…

I bought 5 packs of yellow luggage tags for two reasons: 1. I wanted something yellow so I could easily tell which black suitcase was mine. So you can see from afar how the baggage carousel lets my bags fall onto the carousel.2. I wanted the tags to be strong and resilient enough to be pulled, ripped and removed by nefarious gits who might steal my belongings, as well as careless and cruel movers. This product has gained visibility and durability. As a corporate video producer, I carry a lot of