Amazon BasicsAmazon Basics Vacuum Compression Space Saving Zipper Storage Bags with Hand Pump for Travel Clothes, Multiple Pack of 12 (3 Jumbo, 3 Large, 3 Medium, 3 Small), Clear

I couldn’t be happier with the Amazon Basics Vacuum Compression Zipper Storage Bags. This 20-pack set is an absolute game-changer for organizing and saving space. With multiple sizes (5 small, 5 medium, 5 large, and 5 jumbo), it’s versatile enough to handle everything from storing seasonal clothes to bulky bedding and more.The bags are incredibly durable, with strong seals and a high-quality zipper closure that ensures they stay compressed. The included hand pump works efficiently, especially for quick use when a vacuum isn’t available. It’s lightweight and perfect for travel.What impressed me the most was how much space these bags saved. I managed to reduce storage volume by at least 70%! Plus, the clear material makes it easy to see what’s inside without having to open the bags.Overall, this product is excellent value for money and performs just as well, if not better, than more expensive alternatives. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to declutter, organize, or save space. Five stars all the way!

Easy to use and reuse. One of mine had a leak, but I bought more than I needed. Way more, because they’re quite large. The loose plastic clips mentioned in another review were there and fell off easily, but aren’t necessary to be used. The smallest of the bags easily held four stuffed animals and a dog costume and the second largest held a standard suitcase-full worth of clothing. It helped to squeeze out as much of the air as possible to help the function of the pump, but the pump worked very well.

I was pleased with the size of the bags - they were just right for what I needed. In particular, the extra-large (XL) size was perfect for fitting my queen-size comforter. The pump with the bags was easy to use and worked well, quickly suctioning all the air out of the bag and compressing my bedding to a fraction of its original size.However, after a few days, I noticed that the bag had become loose, with air seeping back in and the bedding expanding again. This wasn't very pleasant, as I hoped the bags would provide a long-term storage solution for my bedding.I plan to use a vacuum to suction the air out instead of the pump to address this issue. I hope this will create a more robust seal and prevent air from returning to the bag. Overall, while I'm disappointed that the bags didn't work as well as I had hoped, I'm still optimistic that I can find a solution that will work for me.

Works great definite arm workout though especially the jumbo ones which I kind of forgot were in the pack that I bought so I had loaded everything into large bags thinking that was the largest size I filled up three large bags full of my blankets and then found jumbos...... Definitely will save space during storage

You can buy these and compress your hoard, then stuff everything into some closets, and no one will ever know. That is until the plastic breaks down and your hoard blows the roof off of your house.My boyfriend told me I can keep using them, as long as he doesn't come home to the vacuum packed cat. I know I get carried away, but I would never include the cat in my 3am, vacuum-packing mania sessions. It wouldn't really work anyway because you would have to cut 4 holes for the feeties, one for the tail, and another bigger hole for the head. By doing this, the vaccuum function won't work due to air leaking. I don't think he really know what he's talking about.Remember that submarine that crushed all those billionaires on their way to the Titanic? That's what these things will do to your stuff, on a smaller scale. I think if you can get a more powerful vacuum, under the right circumstances, you can create a nuclear fusion reaction. We will see.

The bags work as they should. They are reasonably strong and well-priced...but if you are going to use them with the included pump make sure you are willing to travel (if that is what you want them for) with a pretty large pump. If you are going to use a vacuum (and not the included pump) to suck the air out of the bags, they would be OK. For travel consider the roll-type of compression bags; they do not need a pump and do a good job at compressing clothing for travel.

These were great! Had wayyyy too many baby clothes lying around 🫣😅 and needed to store them. Easy to use and fits a ton!

Works great for short or long term storage. Also grat space saver. Would highly recommend!