Roomimaster Vacuum Storage Bags, Vacuum Seal Space Saver Bags for Clothing, Travel Lugggage, Carry-on, Blankets, Comforters, Pillow, Bedding, 10 Medium

For the price, these large vacuum storage bags are honestly a great value. Even though this isn’t one of the big name brands, the overall quality feels right on par with many of the more expensive options. The bags themselves feel sturdy, the material holds up well, and they’re very easy to use. I mainly bought these to store my hoodies during the spring and summer months, which I just recently did, and the jumbo bags hold a surprising amount. I wear XXL hoodies, and I was able to fit around 10 to 12 hoodies into a single bag while still getting a good vacuum seal. That alone is going to save me a ton of closet space. The little plastic twist valve where you vacuum out the air does feel a little flimsy compared to the rest of the bag, and that was something I noticed right away. However, after using about half the box over the last month, I haven’t experienced any leakage or loss of suction from the bags themselves, so performance-wise they’ve held up well. The only major negative for me was the shipping experience. I ordered these with what was advertised as two-day Prime delivery, and it ended up taking close to 10 days to arrive. That part was frustrating because the seller originally made it seem like they would be shipped out and delivered almost immediately. It honestly felt like the delivery expectations were overpromised. My guess is they may have been overwhelmed with orders and simply couldn’t keep up. Still, as an actual product, I’m very happy with them. Just be aware that the delivery timeline may not match what’s initially advertised.

These are suuuuper big. Perfect for blankets, comforters or large items. If you don't use all of the space you'll have a lot of plastic left over at the end. They work well.

Bags are good. Not crazy about the plastic it's rather stiff but it works. The only complaint I have is that it's very difficult to completely seal the bag. Make certain you run your fingers across both lines of seal to ensure it is completely closed. It comes with these luttle clips to aid in keeping it sealed which is nice. The pump that came with it isn't great actually it's not even good. I tried to use it a little bit and the amount of air it was withdrawing was minimal. I didn't have the patience for it so I got my vacuum cleaner out and use the hose which went very quickly. I seal the two bags in the picture about a week ago and they're still exactly as I left them. No air leakage. I recommend these.

Just got these and was able to super shrink both of my king size jumbo heavy duty sherpa comforters into movable and stackable pads. A feat in and of itself, considering, even rolled up they had to be pushed into bag by two men. Having heard about how the air retention is a problem, or that the bags are not thick enough, I realized the issue being: in order to seal the bags, some air has to be taken out as you seal. Totally a two person job. This is how it worked for me: Fold in half whatever bulky item you have, then, roll it into another half vertically. Or you could just wad it up, like say, a huge boulder, and try to slam dunk it into bag. I didn't, and I'm the type that would have. Anyway, then get the bag open, and sort of slide the item into it, inching it along. Then, for heavy items, you'll have to push in the ends, and have someone drape themselves atop the bag so the zip closure aligns. Then, place vacuum over nozzle (remove cap) and take out a little air, while simultaneously pressing the zip closure shut. The pre vacuum should allow for it to zip closed easier. Then when it's perfectly closed (you'll need to press securely and then press side to side) you put the vacuum again over the spout and let fly. All the air leaves the bag, the zip closure gets sealed along with whatever is in the bag, and as it gets the air taken out, you push your fists into the bag, to kneed the air pockets out, assisting the trusty vaccume. There is no easy anything, it's simple but requires the assistance of two people. The size of the jumbo bag was big enough to hold a super jumbo comforter so if you want it for jackets, bedding or say, ahem, a quarter million dollars in $20's, you should be fine. Anything beyond this you'll need bigger bags. The finished bag should look like a pack of baby rhino's trampled it flat. The hose should be kept in place for a good half minute, even after the air has been suctioned out (to the eye), because once you remove vacuum nozzle, the bag will start to inflate until you put the cap on. While I wouldn't say the bags are water proof, I would say they are water resistant. Mildew needs air, so I'd say, if they remain sealed, mildew resistant bags as well. I hesitated buying these bags. But necessity drove me to act, I mean, how many comforters can I keep in closet in contractor bags? The ease of this (relative ease as opposed to easy) made me think of shrinking my great coat, some leather jackets, some wool, my boots and the 2k pairs of socks I own because I'm obviously neurotic like that. I won't but I could, and that's what counts. You can too. I say go for it. Give the bag a shot. It may leak air in time, but that's easily solved with another vacuum nozzle go. For the price point and quality, I recommend. At the end of the day, they aren't military grade or anything truly heavy duty, but who has anything laying around the house that needs it?

They work very good. It has helped with my move to put certain things in the bags. Less space when packing and moving. Just cleaning up for the winter and spring these work wonders.

Not well thought out . most zippers broke

Really great vacuum bags. The bags are very large and wonderfully storing our extra comforters and pillows. Highly recommend!

Very easy to use, the jumbo bags are HUGE, they come with 10 in each box, and it comes with a small pump so no need for a vacuum. It has a cap to unscrew to use the pump on. Also it comes with clips to help you close the zipper, just remember to run it back and forth twice with a lot of force clasping on the clip. It says you need to re-seal every 4 months and a little air getting in is normal, so it’s not a faulty product if it gains a little air over time. The plastic is VERY thick almost like a tarp consistency. I was able to fit in almost 100-200 plushies of varying sizes into about 12 bags, and it is AMAZINGLY space saving. Overall, a very user friendly product and very high quality. Using it is very easy and very space saving. A must buy if you have clutter. Update: 2 of the bags out of 12 that I used are defective and keep refilling with air. Overall good, but some bags will be a little defective and will refill with air overnight.

These for packing for a trip are a game changer. The added pump makes it easy to bring with you so you can repack it down when coming home just as easily! The different sized bags also make it really easy to pack everything exactly how you’d like it to be. I also have used some for little things like extra sheets and it’s been a huge space saver!

There is a problem in a suction, the bag is filled with air after a while.

Have tried quite a few vacuum bag brands. These are the worst. They do not stay sealed. Not even for a day. Do not recommend. Had to use because we're moving otherwise would have returned. Had to tape them up to maintain compact size. Stay away.

Bought the smallest size available, 10 nos., around 50x60 cm. Tried it out (see pictures) and it retains good vacuum. The pump supplied is quick, very sturdy and effective, earlier I had to specially take out my vacuum cleaner. I may buy again based on my needs. If a smaller size is launched later, I will buy that also

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