SUOCO 8 Jumbo Vacuum Storage Bags, Vacuum Seal Bags for Clothing, Travel Space Saver Bags for Luggage Clothes Pillows Comforters Blankets Bedding

Honestly, I was so surprised by these vacuum bags! At first, I thought they would be useless, but they really impressed me. I was able to fit my pillows, blanket, and duvet inside and I might need to grab a second pack for some of my clothes. I even used the hand pump that came in the pack, and it did a pretty good job. I didn’t need to use an electric vacuum at all. This is definitely a win in my book! The more items you put in, the flatter it gets. Super easy for packing and storing things for later.

These bags pack down great and are larger than you'd think. Coming back to buy more.The "Medium" holds a couple stacks of clothing.The Large holds pillows and larger clothing.The Jumbo/XXL Are just too big for my needs.I used these to create a "bed in a bag" for camping and travel.Comforter, sheets, a couple pillows, towels. And a hand pump. All into a medium duffel. Works great!

They are great has its own pump if you don’t have a vacuum available which if your traveling come in very handy , I love that it has a cap so once sealed correctly it keeps the air out and things tight. The bag is thick not flimsy so I believe it will hold well in storage .

We used these to pack up our closets to move from an apartment to a house and they were easy to use.

These bags are the greatest thing. I was skeptical about the pump concept but it worked great! Must have if you are traveling.

SUOCO 20 Combo Vacuum Storage Bags – Decent, But Not PerfectThese SUOCO vacuum storage bags help save space, but have some drawbacks.Variety of Sizes—The set includes jumbo, large, medium, and small bags, which are great for different storage needs.Electric Pump Included – The pump makes sealing easier, but it’s not as powerful as expected, taking longer to remove air.Decent Compression – The bags shrink items, but some lose their seal over time, requiring re-vacuuming.Material Feels Thin—While functional, the plastic isn’t as thick as other brands, making it less durable for long-term use.Zipper Closure Can Be Tricky – The double-zip seal works, but it takes effort to ensure a proper seal, which can be frustrating.Final ThoughtsThese SUOCO vacuum storage bags help organize, but the pump’s efficiency and durability could be improved. They're an okay option if you need basic space-saving bags, but there might be better alternatives.

I have used these things before for storage; just never thought to use them for travel. I found the size I needed, packed what I wanted, sucked them down—done! Same thing at other end. The seals held. I really liked the little vacuum pump supplied. The slider at the opening was convenient. Excellent build quality.

UPDATE 8/7/24: One, possibly two of the bags has VERY slowly lost vacuum and I can't find a leak. I've re-deflated them and will update again in the future.ORIGINAL REVIEW:Have Ordered on 7/26, delivered 7/27, and used on 7/28.The PROS: It is now 8/2 and all of the bags have stayed deflated (5 stars). These are the perfect size for storing the variety of pillows I own, with plenty of room to spare (5 stars). I even put two old Tempur-pedic-type ergonomic pillows into one bag, but didn't deflate it all of the way since I didn't want to crush them too far. Decided today to increase the deflation a little on that bag, along with another bag I hadn't fully deflated.The CONS: I found that I had to use my old canister vacuum cleaner (which I was going to donate) to deflate these. My old and newer Dyson vacuums' openings were too large to fully enclose the bags' valves to deflate them (3 stars). These vacs usually work on the travel version bags I own, but not on these.The hand pump works OK (BUT it's a LOT of work to use), and since these are such large bags, hand-pumping doesn't get them fully deflated, so the outcome is not as flat as it could be (3 stars).TIP: when filling the bag with item/s, move the item/s so that they're/it's positioned under the valve a little (supporting the valve). That way you can lift the valve up a bit and hold onto it when you are deflating so that air will flow underneath it and out; otherwise, the other side of the bag will be sucked up to block the air space and the valve and deflation will be blocked.I will update this review after a period of time regarding how well the bags hold up.