Vacuum Storage Bags with Electric Air Pump, New Air Valve Combo 15 Pack Compression Bag, Space Saving Vacuum Sealer Bags for Clothes, Blanket, Duvets, Pillows, Comforters, Travel, Two Compressing Ways

Got these for our recent extended vacation. They worked better than we expected and the variety of sizes was perfect. The plastic material felt a little thin but it held up just fine. There were no leaks and compressed out clothing very well. We had tons of extra room in our suitcase because of it and they made packing a breeze. The vacuum worked perfectly and was easy to use. Great value overall!

I am very pleased with the quality of these bags (32 bag combo pack) and the vacuum pump/blower. I have worked with many large vacuum industrial systems and I did not expect these bags to hold a vacuum for very long. I just wanted them to hold the compression for 15 hours of airline flights. I pulled a vacuum on 2 full size memory foam pillows in a single bag and let them sit for 4 days. To my surprise; I have not noticed any expansion of the bag. Wow! The vacuum pump that came with the system pulled the 2 pillows down from having to squeeze them into a single bag; down to 2.75" thickness (see photo). I am impressed! I am also very happy with the vacuum capacity of the vacuum pump. A large upright vacuum did not pull the bags down any more than the little vacuum pump that came with the system. My 6HP 1200 watt ShopVac did decrease the circumference of the bag from 29.0" to 28.5" but that is an unfair comparison versus the 55watt pump that came with the system. I am very happy. But I made a mistake because I bought these Vacuum Storage/Travel Bags to compress fluffy winter clothes to fit in a suitcase when traveling out of the USA. I forgot that almost everywhere else in the world uses 50HZ electricity and the 60HZ 120V electric vac pump which came with the bags would turn too slow to be effective when in Europe, even I converted the power down to the correct voltage. The little rechargeable vac pumps sold with other bag systems looked WAY to small to be really effective. So I decided to purchased a HOLOGO Cordless Car Vacuum from Amazon for $15.28. Its vacuum spec was 170% better the vac pump that came with this bag system so it was worth a try. It worked great and pulled the pillows down to the same 2.75" thickness as the vac pump that came with the bag system. I just had to make an adapter (made from a waste plastic bottle and a rubber gasket) to fit between the vacuum inlet and the bag valve. Now I can pull a vacuum on the bags when overseas on vacation. Problem solved!

These work great and are really big. I probably would have been okay with just the large size. These jumbo bags do fit a lot and the quality is top notch. These are super easy to use and a great value Only 3 stars due to the fact it came with the manual pump. These should come with the electric pump for every size. Manual is pure madness.

If you have problems while traveling, this is the solution! It’s easy to use and very travel-friendly. It comes in different sizes so you can choose according to your needs. The durability is amazing — I bought it 2 years ago and have used it many times, and it’s still in great condition. You can also use it for storing clothes, bedding, or other items at home.

Used them for my Japan trip and they worked great. Was able to get enough clothing in my bags that I didnt have to check bags.

Our recent trip to the snowy slopes presented us with a familiar challenge: packing. With four of us needing to fit bulky coats and ski gear into our luggage, the task seemed daunting. The coats alone were taking up most of the space, pushing us to the brink of panic as we tried to figure out how to accommodate all our essentials. That's when we decided to give this compact packing solution a try, and it was a decision that completely changed our packing game. The product comes with a lightweight machine and a variety of bag sizes, catering to different packing needs. This versatility proved invaluable as we navigated through the puzzle of fitting everything into our luggage. What impressed me most was the difference the sizes made, allowing us to strategically pack each item to utilize every inch of space available. The real magic happened when we started packing our ski clothes. By filling the bags horizontally and using the machine to remove the air, we maximized our space like never before. It was astonishing to see our bulky ski attire compress down, leaving ample room in our luggage for other essentials. Thanks to this innovative solution, we managed to fit all our ski gear into just three bags—a feat that seemed impossible before. I cannot recommend this product enough, especially for families or groups traveling to cold destinations. The lightweight nature of the machine makes it easy to bring along, and the different sizes of bags offer flexibility in packing. The key to success is to pack the bags as horizontally as possible, maximizing the space saved. This compact packing solution not only alleviated our pre-trip stress but also made the entire process more efficient and organized. For anyone struggling with packing for winter travel, especially when bulky clothing is involved, this is a must-try. It's not just a space saver; it's a sanity saver. Our experience was nothing short of a revelation, proving that with the right tools, even the most challenging packing dilemmas can be overcome

Durable Feel and Good Compression, but Not Ideal for Travel I purchased these vacuum storage bags hoping to save space while packing for a trip, but after testing them on multiple occasions, I found them more suited for long-term home storage than for travel use. Pros: ✅ Heavy and Durable Material – The bags themselves feel thick and well-made. They don’t feel flimsy or prone to tearing, which is always a concern with compression bags. That said, durability only goes so far when even the tiniest hole in the plastic or seal causes the entire bag to fail. ✅ Strong Compression Ability – There’s no doubt these bags compress bulky items effectively. I tried them with puffy jackets, sweaters, and even a blanket, and the reduction in volume was impressive. They definitely shrink the items themselves. ✅ Great for Home Storage – For storing seasonal clothes, bedding, or anything that you don’t need to access frequently, these are a solid option. Slide them under the bed or stack them in a closet, and you instantly save space. Cons: ❌ One Small Leak = Game Over – My biggest frustration is that the seal or material may look strong, but any minuscule hole—possibly from handling, folding, or even airport pressure changes—renders the compression useless. It doesn't slowly re-inflate... it’s more like instant failure. ❌ Pump Is an Extra Hassle for Travel – The included manual pump works fine, but it’s one more item to pack. For minimalists or carry-on-only travelers, this is a big drawback. Some people may opt to borrow a hotel vacuum, but that’s not always convenient or possible. ❌ Awkward Fit in Suitcases – Even though the contents shrink, the bags themselves become oddly shaped and inflexible. It was harder to organize my suitcase with the compressed bags than without them. They don’t mold to the interior like soft, loose-packed clothing would. ❌ Not a Space Saver for Me – After doing several side-by-side tests packing with and without the bags, I found I could actually fit more by rolling or folding clothes traditionally. The rigid structure of the bags ended up wasting space rather than saving it. Bottom Line: These bags might be perfect if you're looking to store out-of-season clothes or pack items away for a while at home. However, for travel, especially if you’re flying or need efficient suitcase organization, I found them impractical. The need for a pump, the risk of leaks, and the clumsy shape post-compression make them a less-than-ideal choice for my packing needs. Would I recommend them? Yes—for home use. But for travel? Not really. You're probably better off with compression cubes or smart folding techniques.

Super convenient, works great (I've tried the power cord version of the pump).