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Good quality. Great for organizing travel. Fits perfectly in carry-on duffel.

I recently purchased the Pack Gear Suitcase Organizer in Black, and it's been a game-changer for my travel experience. These compression packing cubes are not only sleek and stylish but incredibly functional. They allow me to maximize space in my suitcase, making packing a breeze. The added bonus of a hanging shelf organizer for my closet is a real space-saver, keeping my travel essentials easily accessible. Unpacking has never been so quick and efficient. While I would have loved to see more color options, the quality and convenience of this product are undeniable. It has become an essential travel companion for me.

Our camper has a narrow closet on each side of the bed. This works perfectly for a long weekend! I keep it packed in a closet at home, then can grab it and go. I'm pleasantly surprised by the structure and sturdiness. It is light weight, yet the way it is stitched makes it hold it's shape very well. It actually is engineered so that when you load it with clothes (not over-load... just fill it), the weight pulls it into shape even more than it was (it doesn't collapse as things are removed by any means though). The bottom shelf has a baffle in the middle... so it's perfect for rolling t-shirts, socks, or whatever into the space and that gives it even more structure. Very clever design. Looks great.I'm a petite woman so your mileage may vary, but this thing as shown in the picture is packed with 2 pairs of jeans, 3 short sleeved t-shirts, lounge pants, one flannel shirt, a long-sleeve t-shirt, socks and other essentials. Then, the top part (it zips open from the top) has a small cosmetic bag, ball cap, and miscellaneous other small items. And honestly it's not even full! It looks very small when you take it out of it's mailing envelope... but it is amazing what you can put in it.We liked it so much that we've ordered the wider one for my husband. He could have used this size for a couple of nights, but the larger one will give even more options. And, customer service is great. I had a question, and they responded extremely fast. This is a definite win.

I haven't used this organizer yet, but I did do a test pack for an upcoming trip. According to the manufacturer, this ~18L organizer was designed for use in a 30L bag.First impression is that it is very sturdy; in some ways, unnecessarily so. The thicker fabric is probably responsible for its weight at 9 oz as I've read that earlier iterations were only 4oz. For ultralight packers, 5 oz is a lot, and I'm not sure what purpose it serves over the lighter silnylon fabrics that a lot of manufacturers have been using for packing cubes, like the Eagle Creek specter series, ebags ultralight packing cubes, etc. That said, it will likely hold up to whatever you have to throw at it.It also holds *a lot*. More clothes than I would really bring anywhere, so there's that, for those of you dipping a toe into light packing. When I fill it with just clothes and nothing else, I can fit:1 pr jeans2 pr shorts8 long sleeve shirts3 t shirts4 tank tops1 pr leggings1 cardigan1 dress(US women's size 4 clothes for reference)For a week-long trip, I normally take my Pacsafe x30, a 30L backpack measuring 20.9 x 11.8 x 7.9" (~32L by calculation). With the Packgear full (max dimensions 18" x 9" x 7" according to their website), it was a very tight squeeze to get the organizer into the bag (I wouldn't want to have to redo that at TSA) and I was unable to fit my laptop into its compartment in the back section of the backpack.*Complaint*Depth/width:Most of the available space in my bag is on top of the organizer, which makes sense, as you'd probably want to have anything you'd need out of your bag while on the move, to be on top.If you do a search for the maximum legal carry on for 170+ airlines, you'll see a chart listing the max dimensions, and of those 155 airlines' list the max depth. The average depth of those listed is 8.8" to the 7" of the organizer, leaving 1.8" for laptop and padding. It's probably sufficient for the newest laptops, but a heads up to those with older computers and/or shallower bags. 50 of the listed airlines have a max depth of 8", which only leaves an inch. The ~2" on the side is also insufficient to add anything more than the flattest pair of shoes - my Saltwater sandals fit, but my structured ballet flats don't. I'm able to get my laptop into the (unpadded) front organizer panel on my backpack, so I will still give this a go, but it's not ideal. It does not feel as though I have 12-14L space left in my bag.I also purchased the compression add-on to the Packgear, but the top-down compression compounds the depth/width issue.*Niggles*-Obviously, I'd love to see this system an inch shallower, or with side compression straps to keep the depth down enough to be able to utilize laptop storage at the back of a pack.-It would be great if there was some way to change the way the organizer hangs so that it tilted back slightly, making it harder for things to fall out as you're digging around.-Earlier iterations had a divided compartment in the top section, which makes sense to me.-As mentioned, earlier iterations were also half the weight. Id love to see this come in under 6 oz.

Dimensions were listed so I thought I knew what to expect but for some reason it feels small. The bottom cube seems to have slots for shoes but my shoes (size 7 women’s) are just barely too big to fit and zipper unable to close. I was going on a four day three night trip and am a light packer but wasnt able to fit everything I wanted. I liked the idea of being able to pull it out of my bag/suitcase already packed but it wasn’t space efficient when pre-packed and again not quite big enough. Decided to keep and what I’m doing now is rolling it small and packing it with me then using it for storage when I get to where I’m staying. Might start using it for camping/backpacking and only keeping toiletries/headlamp socks/underwear . Seems built well and is light weight . Just wish it was even just a tiny bit bigger.

The best packing cube option I have found, so easy to use and fits inside a carryon.

I bought this backpack organizer before leaving for a long backpacking trip and have been traveling now for 4 months through Asia and Indonesia. I've done a few long trips before having this accessory and it makes your travel so much more easier. First of all, it can hold way more rolled clothes than you think, then it's so easy to hang it on a dorm bed, in a closet, on a curtain rod... It's very convenient to pack fast before checking out a hostel, when you're late for a bus or a flight or when you just want to spend more quality time with the travellers you've met, instead of packing. I also bought the compression strap (which makes miracles) and the laundry hamper for a very organized backpack.

Pricey game changer, arrived in record time, however very disappointed one of the snaps on one of the straps was faulty. Also disappointed there was no option in the "returns" section just to replace the faulty strap.I would like a replacement strap please with fully functioning snaps. I need to use the pack gear this weekend, which is why I am reluctant to return the whole product.

Have used this several times now . I don't use my big suitcase anymore. I just use my carry on with the organizer and speed through the airport.

Purchased two of these units as they work so well...