This was good for packing a small amount of clothing. However it comes with links to packing help instructions, but all links are broke and they just redirect back to the store. It's frustrating because it would have been useful as I've never used cubes before. ALSO, only one of the larger isolation cubes has a dirty clothes compartment and I have no idea why. They look like the same product but one just has a compression zipper It would have been great to shift everything from clean to dirty, but there isn't enough space, so dirty clothes ended up in a garbage bag which made packing home hard.
Overall, I like the products, but for a starter kit there is a lot missing. I would prefer not to get "packing tips" links if it doesn't exist, and the products aren't intuitive or consistent.
I would probably buy these individually (or from a competitor) if I knew how to use these already - I bought the starter kit because it looked like it would come with everything needed + instructions.

I have used pack-its for over a decade because they are the thinnest organizers on the market. But the smallest size was only available in black (or maybe I didn’t like their other colors) and I had trouble locating them in my things (too dark). Now this cute earthy green became available, and it’s great in person. This one has been updated (they told me). I see that the bottom has been expanded in the depth at the bottom a little. It holds a bit more now. Message to Eagle Creek: please make an even smaller one, such as 4x4 inches, for use in pocket books. No other company makes a nylon one now, and since your nylon is the thinnest on the market, the new product would be in high demand, because it would allow one to fit more in your bag.

First - I purchased these back in May to help me cram more items into my medium sized suitcase for a 10 day trip to Italy. My cubes look a little more transparent than these, so I'm not sure if the material has been upgraded or not. Anyway - I was able to fit 7 or 8 t-shirts (size small) in one of the small cubes. The larger cube held a raincoat and a few shorts. I liked how, not only could I fit more clothing into my suitcase, but my stuff was more organized. I used 3 of the cubes, and my suitcase was still well below the airline’s the weight limit. My daughter was so impressed she “borrowed” them for one of her trips. I’m sure I’m not getting those back … so, yes … re-ordered more : )

Just returned from a trip to Mexico. I used these as a trial run for our upcoming trip to Africa in a few month in which is size & weight are severely limited. I have used cubes for years, but needed to come up with an easier way to pack light, save space & be able to find things on a two week trip across Africa. I love how the bags compress down my jackets so I can place them either in my duffle or back pack. Since we will be moving every 3 days, I decided to color code our cubes and compression packs to make grab and go some much easier. I like the medium size the best as it’s more versatile. However, since I had the smaller one, I found good uses for it. These compression packs were a home run in MX and my friends are now adding them to their packing. Cubes are nice, but they don’t compress down to improve what can go into a duffle bag or backpack, these do and they are they are very light and strong. Love them