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Pack your first cube with tomorrow's outfit and work through from there.
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Pack your first cube with tomorrow's outfit and work through from there.
Neat Fit Compression Cubes.
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Join free with your email. Members pay $39.90 for the Neat Fit Compression Cubes instead of $49.90, and save 20% on every order after that. No fees, no lock-in, leave any time.
Your suitcase starts out neat and turns into a jumble by day two. Tops get tangled with socks, clean clothes end up against worn ones, and finding one shirt means tipping everything onto the hotel bed. You want each outfit in its own spot, so packing and unpacking takes minutes instead of a whole evening.
Sort your clothes by type or by day, and pack each group into its own cube. Zip it closed and press it down so your clothes sit snug. The cubes sit side by side in your bag, so everything has its place and you can lift out just what you need.
When you arrive, drop the cubes into a drawer or leave them in your bag. Worn clothes go in one cube while clean ones stay in another. Zip them closed again when it is time to head home. Try them with our 30-day money-back guarantee.
The Kinovia SpaceSaver Vacuum Pack, a reusable vacuum compression bag with a small electric pump.
Pack the bulky clothes first, add your cubes, then tuck the toiletry bag on top. Everything has its place, and your carry-on closes without a struggle.
Kinovia Club price $128.90.
Shop the Carry-On StarterThe pump is rechargeable and charges by USB-C, so charge it before you leave. Attach the pump to the vacuum pack's valve and switch it on. It draws the air out, and the bag tightens around your clothes as it goes. When the bag is flat, take the pump off and close the valve. Pack the pump alongside the bag so it's ready for the pack home.
No. Fill the vacuum pack, close the seal, attach the pump and switch it on. The pump does the job your hands would otherwise do, so you're not kneeling on a suitcase or rolling a bag from one end to the other. Repacking on the last night of a trip works exactly the same way as packing at home.
The vacuum pack takes the air out with a pump. The Neat Fit Compression Cubes (6-piece set) press clothes down with a second zip and your hand, and keep each group of clothes in its own zipped unit. They do different jobs, so plenty of travellers use both. The vacuum pack takes the bulky layers. The cubes hold the clothes you reach for every day.
No, and it's worth knowing before you buy the vacuum pack. Vacuum compression saves space, so you fit more clothes into the same bag, and more clothes means more weight. If your airline weighs carry-on bags, check its limit before you fill the bag to the seal. Used with that limit in mind, the vacuum pack gives you room for bulky layers that would otherwise force you to check a bag.
Carry-on suitcases, checked bags, backpacks and duffle bags. Once the air is out, the vacuum pack lies flat, so it sits along the bottom of a wheeled case or slides upright into a backpack. The pump is small enough to pack alongside it, so everything you need to repack travels in the same bag.
It suits everyday clothes like jumpers, fleeces, pants and jackets. Vacuum pressure holds fabric tightly in place, so tops that crease easily are better folded and kept out of the vacuum pack. Put those pieces in a Neat Fit Compression Cube with the compression zip left open.
$49.90Club price $39.90
