eagle creekPack-It Original Packing Cubes - Durable Organizer Bags for Luggage with Rugged Dual Zippers and Top Grab Handle

I bought this bag a few years ago...it is Fantastic!! Now thatI don't travel as much I use it for my pill bottles and vitamins...so sturdy and well made. I Love it !!

We seem to travel a lot, and I've finally learned how to pack - I roll everything up and put like with like in my collection of Eagle Creek cubes. Trousers go in the biggest one; tops in the next size down; unders and socks in this half-cube size; and chargers, cables, and similar small fry in the smallest ones. I just pack the filled cubes in my suitcase, which makes unpacking a breeze and saves my hotel room from being festooned with all my junk when I search.I needed an extra half-cube for my socks when we traveled in cool weather, so I ordered this one, and an extra one for my bathing suit and beach robe when we went to Hawai'i. It doesn't quite match the older ones I have - they have black mesh tops and this one has red - but everything else works great. It's lightweight fabric, so it's not heavy and doesn't take much room in my suitcase. I still hate to pack and unpack - ugh! - but these cubes make it so much easier. I can find everything and my space stays organized.I still invariably pack the wrong stuff - too much of this and not enough of that - but as helpful as these cubes are, they can't fix that. They just make it easier for me to find the wrong stuff in my suitcase, without taking up much room or adding to its weight.

The half "cube" is the intermediate size of these clever travel organizers. This one is a perfect size for my purposes. It would work well for storing socks, underwear, camisoles/tanks, or women's tees.I had a lot of trouble visualizing the actual size of the Pack-It cubes using just the promo pictures and dimensions, so after trying out several sizes, I've included photos to try to provide some perspective. Here you see 3 pairs of cushioned men's crew-style dress socks and two men's boxer-briefs rolled. There's enough slack in the material to allow a layer of additional items on top. I've also pictured the half-cube (w/ same items) in a 22" carry-on sized roller suitcase.The Pack-It is a clever design that both provides structure and flexibility. The result is you can overfill the PackIt (in my pic, you could easily add another layer of items), and unless you have a solid item taking up the whole width of the bottom, there's enough extra material so the half-cube flexes to hold it all. The mesh makes it possible to compress the contents (as well as see what's in there). And the handle makes it easy to grab and carry the filled cube, which would otherwise feel sort of awkward (since it's soft-sided and flops over).Note that the half-cube is included in the sets of Eagle Creek cubes, check those out if you're going to buy multiple sizes. This half-cube is a useful size for all sorts of travelers. Recommended.

The construction is of good quality and product description is accurate

Well made but still looking for the kind I bought 15 years ago that has firm sides and is about an inch longer. This one is well-made but sides are flimsy. Fortunately I still have one left with firm sides but no one seems to make them anymore.I started using travel cubes about 20 years ago. In a 26” to 28” suitcase I can fit 2 large-sized, 2 medium-sized, and 1 or 2 small-sized cubes. Slacks and jeans folded in half fit in large-size cube as do shirts folded in half (width-wise), sweatshirts, and cardigans. I use the medium-sized cubes for underwear, socks, nightgowns, and other smaller items. I have a couple of small-sized cubes that are good for non-liquid items that don’t fit in my toiletries case like hair brush, rollers, electric toothbrush, and small electronics. Shoes (in shoe bags) toiletries case, jackets, etc. fit around the cubes.I pack so I can live out of the suitcase, lay them out on surfaces like tables or a desk, or put them in drawers without clothes having to touch the drawers themselves.On short trips I share a suitcase with my husband. On longer trips we have enough cubes for each of us to use in separate suitcases.

I love to cruise and in the past it was a mess packing/unpacking. This is an amazing concept for frequent flyers or cruisers. On one of my previous trips I was over in my checked bag @ the airline counter...it was so easy to unzip my suitcase and pull out a cube to meet the 50# limit. What's also nice is that you simply roll your clothes into a cube and insert the cube into your luggage. My clothes have little or no wrinkles and when I unpack on the ship, I unzip, fold the cover back and insert my cube into a drawer - no more searching for underwear or socks that were stuffed throughout my suitcase. For dressier clothes it's a breeze to have them all together to hang. I have 3 sets now, one from IKEA (a gift, which are already fraying); a set from Sharper Images (Marshalls) that I bought as a starter/trial set and now numerous sizes from Eagle Creek. Eagle Creek is my absolute favorite - the quality difference is obvious and I love the handles...it's a one-time purchase. My next purchase will be the folder and my ideal set of cubes is complete. I might even share one or two with my husband who uses the blue ones from Sharper Images. He originally thought I was nuts being so adamant about using cubes - now he enjoys the convenience too!!