ELEZAY Hanging Packing Cubes Portable Closet 3-Shelf Travel
ELEZAY Hanging Packing Cubes Portable Closet 3-Shelf Travel Collapsible Compression Garment Organiser for Carry-on Luggage Suitcase Space Saver Bag X-Large_No Side Pockets, Black
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| Weight: | 517 g |
| Size: | X-Large_30*25*60CM |
| Dimensions: | 25 x 30 x 60 cm; 517 g |
| Model: | HSGD23001N |
| Part: | HSGD23001N-Black-XL-UK |
| Colour: | Black |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | ELEZAY |
| Dimensions: | 25 x 30 x 60 cm; 517 g |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | X-Large_30*25*60CM |
I think the one I received is defective. One of the straps to tighten the shelf, is twisted so bad, I’d have to cut it to get it untwisted. With this twisted strap, the shelf will not tighten, therefore all of my clothes got wrinkled.
Held so much more than I imagined in a small area. If moving around when traveling just pull it out of your bag and you are set. No lugging full suitcase in and out of hotels.
Buying for my sister’s and friends
I regularly travel for 2+ weeks and this is a game changer!!
It makes unpacking SO QUICK, it’s pretty compact and fits pretty much anywhere— closets, drawers, coat racks etc. I hate having to put my clothes in random hotel dressers or drawers, this solves that problem!
The way that I packed, it didn’t compress very much, but it still took up less space than my usual packing cubes and was much more organized.
The only thing I don’t like (not a big deal) is that you either have to zip up the flaps to cover the compartments, or leave them open and they hang down— there’s no way to secure them out of the way when they’re open.
I really like traveling with these, although I’ve only traveled with these on 2 or 3 occasions and they’re already slowly falling apart and fraying. Such a bummer, but I can’t say I wouldn’t still buy new ones.
I bought for the tall upright side cupboard in a Camper along the bed. I found there was no convenient way to store clothes and this solved that problem. Just the right size to squeeze into the cupboard then it fits and hangs snug off the rack. Giving me “drawers”.
I bought this more for hanging than packing in suitcase. I needed it for a short closet. I wish there wasn’t so much room between clip and top of storage compartment.
I bought this to store and carry my cloths in it for driving week at a time in semi truck. I love how easy it is and organized it is with clothing. I take a shirt and roll my underwear and socks in the shirt and place in one of the 6 pockets, one for each day of the week. 1 pair of Pants and sweater go in the top part with plenty of space for more. The bottom porton unzips and opens up for adational space for more clothing if / when needed for winter. I just unsnap it open when in the truck and hang it on the rod in the cupboard. I love it.
PRO: I took it on a shorter trip in June. It’s a major pro to be able to see most of all the contents of your suitcase.
CON: Here is the design flaw, and it’s pretty significant. There are 2 straps to compress the bag; they are sewn to the bag at the top back edge and buckle at the bottom front edge (see pics in the product description).
**This means the straps don’t totally encircle the entire bag**.
The straps only cover the front 1/2 of the bag. With the straps only going around 1/2 the bag, it doesn’t compress as fully, and as you tighten the straps to compress the front, it bulges out in the back.
Note: I saw some reviews where the bag only had one strap. Don’t know if that was an older design.
Also, unpacked, it seems pretty heavy to me.
The other feature that I thought I would like, but didn’t, are the zippered covers for the top 2 shelves. Here’s why–I had the whole bag packed, zippered, and compressed. Then realized, I forgot one item. I had to release the compression straps, fully extend the length of the bag, and unzip the compartment to add that item. If there were no covers on the compartments, I would only have to loosen the compression straps and add the item. Note: This is only for the top 2 compartments. The most bottom compartment has its own wrap around compression zipper.
After using the bag, I don’t see the need for the zippered covers. If you undo the compression straps, and pull straight up on the bag, no items will fall out. (Some bag, from other companies, don’t have zippered compartments.) From now on, I’ll tuck the zippered covers inside the compartments. Hope this helps!
So, considering what I would be packing, I did a trial run. In the top compartment, I packed five pair of leggings, one pair of khaki pants and three long sleeve button down shirts. In the middle compartment which has little cubby holes, I packed a pair of black jeans, a pair of blue jeans, two nightgowns, three longsleeve T-shirts, for short sleeve T-shirts, and three printed T-shirts in the bottom compartment, I packed personal items like bras panties, and these bra tank tops that I absolutely love.
The bottom compartment can be zipped closed, which then compresses everything inside the other two compartments pull the strap around, pull it tight, pack it into the suitcase. Personal items are in the bottom underneath tennis shoes, sandals, and in the side, zip pocket of the suitcase, a denim jacket, and a zip up fleece.. total weight of this bag with everything in it-28 pounds
Looking forward to taking this on my trip pulling it out of my suitcase and just hanging it up in a closet.
This particular trip is a fun adventure and exploring trip. If I were packing for business, I still think this would work. Obviously I would just pack differently. Happy traveling.