Compression Storage Bag with USB Pump for Travel

Everything you need to seal the air out

• One button, no hand-pumping

  The compact electric pump sits on the one-way valve and pulls the air out while you wait. A status light shows when the bag is done, so you stop pumping at the right point instead of guessing.

• A zipper that seals out moisture

  The TPU airtight zipper carries an IPX8 waterproof rating. Damp swimwear and gym gear stay contained, and the seal keeps rain off clean layers. The zipper is stiff on first use and loosens after a few openings.

• Tough 70D nylon bag

  The 70D nylon composite holds its shape under compression and resists wear from baggage handling. A carry handle on the bag makes it easy to lift from the suitcase or the closet shelf.

The numbers on the pack

• 70Dnylon composite fabric
• 5nozzle attachments included
• 50%space saved on regular clothes
• 60-90%space saved on puffy clothes

Fill, zip to the end, pump

1. 1
   Fill to about three-quarters

   Fold clothes into the bag and leave a little room. Overloaded bags bulge and resist compression.

2. 2
   Zip fully to the end

   Run the slider all the way to the corner so the airtight seal sits flush. A gap lets air back in.

3. 3
   Pump until the light shows it is done

   Attach the right nozzle to the one-way valve and run the pump. Stop when the status light tells you the bag is sealed.

Five nozzles, one complete kit

• Compression bag×1

  Matte black 70D nylon with TPU airtight zipper

• Electric pump×1

  USB rechargeable, with status light

• USB charging cable×1

  For recharging the pump

• Nozzle attachments×5

  Fit different bag valves and pump ports

• Guidelines leaflet×1

  Fill, zip and pump steps

Air is what you are paying to carry

The zipper that won't close

You know the moment. The suitcase bulges at the seams, the zipper strains on the last inch, and the down jacket you need still sits on top of everything else. Every trip ends with a second bag or a pair of shoes left at home.

Air is what you're paying to carry

Hand-pressing with a knee works for a sweater and nothing more. This bag takes the air out with the USB pump, so bulky layers flatten and the clothes stop fighting the zipper. Regular clothes shrink by about 50 percent, and down jackets can drop to 60 to 90 percent of their original volume.

Closed, sealed, and ready

The suitcase shuts with room left over for shoes or a gift. Gym kit stays in its own sealed bag, away from clean clothes, and the airtight zipper keeps damp gear contained on the way home.

What to expect on your first trips

1. First use
   Zipper feels stiff

   The zipper is tight the first time you open it. Zip the full length slowly so the seal sits flush before you pump.

2. 3 uses
   Zipper opens and closes easier

   After a few openings the slider loosens. Zip fully to the end each time to keep compression consistent.

3. 30 days
   Packing feels routine

   Fill, zip and pump becomes a quick habit, and bags pack tighter with less effort on every trip.

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