Jancosta 20 Combo Space Saver Bags, 20 Pack [2 Small, 6 Medium, 5 Large, 5 Jumbo，2 Compression bags] Vacuum Storage Bags for Clothes (20 Combo)

I just used these to pack for a 10 day cruise. Worked well and good quality but instead of rolling them up to release the air, I filled them put them on a hardwood floor and laid on them. That was much easier for me and everything stayed flat.

The bags seemed smaller than others I’ve used comparatively. Overall they feel thick and durable. The hand pump worked better than I expected, took about 2x as long as using a regular vacuum.

These bags work but the provided air pump is useless, you need to use a vacuum cleaner to save your time and energy lol. If you use the air pump, it will take forever and you can't immediately see the bags compressing as quickly as you would with a vacuum cleaner (any nozzle size will work). Also, you can NOT stack/insert too many items in these bags horizontally or the bag won't remain zipped (air will seep out). I find that you can't overstuff these bags horizontally and does better with even mass vertically and horizontally. You also can NOT exceed the marked maximum line at the top of the bag, or the bag will eventually inflate (release the compressed air). When sealing these bags zipper, I would triple check the zipper is tightly sealed using your fingers. Also, the pink air plug is hard to properly insert and can cause air to leak out if you don't plug the bag just right. This can be a little tricky but once you place the plug in "right" it will stay. If air escapes recheck the plug and zipper seal.These bags are a great size to compress down your large (queen and king) comforters, mattress pads, bed pillows, throw pillows, clothes, etc as long as it fits below the max line. The price is the best I've seen on Amazon for jumbo bags. I removed one-star because that pink plug these bags come with can be annoying and hard to perfect. I hope this review helps.

I like these space bags a lot, mainly for the value. You get way more than the original space bags. The only downside is that closing them is not as easy as some of the others I have used that just require you to snap the lid back in place. For these, you have to turn the lid and it's tricky to get that thing screwed in w/o any air coming out of the bag. I have found it slightly annoying, but not as much as the price of the other bags. Would highly recommend these if you have a lot of things to store/move!

I had reservations about this but went for it. I use it to completely vacuum wrap every single thing between camping trips in my camper. Dishes, pots and pans, bedding, silverware, towels, bath and kitchen supplies, spices, pillows etc... Yes I'm talking about the vacuum bags. It holds up well on the clothing part of the pack but has to be re-vacuumed on everything else about once a month. NO BIG DEAL. When we get to our campground we simply open the valves and use the stuff. I highly recommend. Imagine if I used it for what it's really made for.

Just ehhh. They do hold a lot, however I had one bag that leaked at the round part you hook the vacuum up to. Another bag had a slit in it. So, I only have 6/8 bags that were functional. The hand pump is useless...use your vacuum.

I have stored so many dresses and gowns in 2 large bags and I’m so shocked how easy this is to use. I can truly appreciate the provided air suction device, which makes this easy to grab and go in case of a trip. I will recommend to my sisters to store their winter clothes and/or quilts here.

I absolutley love these. They are big to the point I can put 3 large blankets in one. Maybe 4. It came with the air suctioning pump but I use my vacuum and when I say it gets flat, it gets flat. I store store it underneath my bed. I'm planning on using these for all the clothes, coats and jackets that I have in bags. Happy I found this item.