Shoe Storage Case, Crafted With Durable Vinyl, Zippers For Easy Access,

We took this on our 8 day cruise, and of course, I took quite a few pairs of shoes. I was able to fit 13-15 pairs of shoes in this bag. The slots for the shoes are big enough that you can double and even triple some pairs of shoes (flats, flip-flops, etc.) My heels fit in one section as a pair...however, my Volitile flips, were only 1 to a section. Good thing I only took one pair like that. The bag is made of vinyl and I was afraid it would give or the strap would break, as loaded as I had it, but it held up nicely.

Great for my wife's shoes on cruise. Keeps it organized and easy to carry

This is a larger case for shoes and wouldn't expect to use it for just one persons packing --- only because I never take 8 pairs of shoes on any trip. However I am planning to take my mother on an international trip later this year where this will come in handy. One of us will just pack all of our shoes in one suit case for the trip which is the reason I purchased it. I will note that it did have a strong smell --- plastic/rubber -- after unpacking it so I am glad I ordered in plenty of time to air-out before use. I am thinking perhaps when not full of shoes other items could be packed in it as well --- socks, unmentionables, etc. Delivery was very quick and was packed nicely. Would purchase from this company again.

I bought this shoe bag because, previously, I would store my shoes by putting a rubberband around a pair and tossing them in a bin. This bag keeps my shoes cleaner and more organized. I bought one for dress shoes and sandals, and have one on the way for sneakers, etc. While the bag will not hold my bigger hiking boots (I dont think anyways, I haven't tried) it nicely holds a pair of shoes in each slot. Initially I would put the shoes, soles together, toe to heel and try and put them in the slot as a pair. I have found it easier to put them into the same slot but one at a time, still soles facing each other and toe to heel. The bag is sturdy and I expect it will last a long time. I can see where it would be great for travel, especially by car. I will probably still use shoe bags for airline travel so I could maximize space by putting the shoe bags in corners and unused spaces.

The interior of this shoe bag works fine for me. Has room for plenty of shoes, and you can even just slip several pair in loose. This is exactly what I had been looking for, to replace a canvas version I had that had worn out after many years' use. However, I would have rated this product higher if the handles and outside material were sturdier. It already has a small tear after only one use, and the handles don't give me much comfort that they will last very long. With the amount and weight of shoes you can pack into it, the handles should be much, much stronger than they are.

What to do with your shoes when you travel? Do you stuff them into the sides of your suitcase where they get flattened while soiling you garments? Do you distort the front of your suitcase by flattening your shoes and squeezing them into the front pocket? If you're going away for a while you may need several pairs of shoes for multiple events--but they take up so much space! Where are you going to put them? This travel bag holds 8 pairs of shoes neatly and cleanly and will fit at the bottom of a foldover garment bag quite nicely. It's easy to use, keeps shoes and garments apart, can be used for other purposes and appears to be well-made and strong. When mine arrived it had a faint vinyl smell about it, but that cleared up by airing the bag for a couple of days. I'm going on a long cruise and I can't wait to try it out!

GREAT IDEA (albeit not a new one). Perfect size, and conveniently holds 8 pairs of shoes. A competitor's product only holds 6-- but they are the only two on the market. The problem is with this product, is that the thin plastic used to make this IS CHEAP CRAP! The handles tear-off with the slightest of tugs. This would normally be a $8 - $10 in a variety store considering the poor quality of materials... for $20 product, the Miles Kimball company could have had the Chinese use a decent canvas that would hold up-- rather than a cheap plastic where some stores use a better non-tearable plastic in their own shopping bags than this piece of crap is made of. Miles Kimball company gets a "A" for product design and usability, and an "F" for quality. Miles Kimball-- here's a hint-- sell this product for $9.95, and then make a quality premium one out of canvas-- which I would gladly pay $25.00 for.

I ordered this bag because I was taken a lot of shoes with me on 20 day trip to Europe and I wanted something to organize everything in one place. I already had the packing cubes orgAnized in the same way. Since it was the summer I managed t o place 8 pairs of sandals and loafers in this bag. I could probably stick more into it if I wanted. It is such a great organizer that fits perfectly in the suitcase sideways. You can just take out the b agreekgirl of shoes and leave as is in the hotel room. That is what I did since we kept on traveling to different places through out our trip. So I just left the shoes in the bag. Less of a mess that way. Also you can use bag as a carry on since I know shoes can weigh a suitcase down and mine in this bag weight 11 pounds. Or you can put this bag in your carry on suitcase. I love this shoe bag and think it was a great idea. This bag is a nice compliment to my backing cubes. You can even use this bag for storing your shoes. That is what I intend to do come the fall. Don't get me wrong I was skeptical at first after reading some of the negative reviews thinking I was going to have the same experiences but I was highly surprised and delighted at all of t h e things that this little bag can be used for and how handy it has become.

The shoe holders in the bag fit pretty small shoes. Had a hard time putting men’s dress shoes and running shoes and definitely won’t fit a hiking shoe. Still a decent bag and relatively easy to clean. I ended up putting some shoes in the holders and leaving others loose.