Small Hanging Toiletry Bag for Men and Women, Portable Hanging Organizer for Travel-Sized Shower Dopp Kit, Makeup Accessories, Waterproof Toiletries Organizer with 3 Compartments for Outdoor - Black

Nice capacity, with 2 waterproof compartments and 2 mesh compartments. Packs easily and hangs nicely for easy access at your destination. Folds up well and has adjustable straps that lock tight to secure your belongings. Overall a good product for a reasonable price. No complaints.

This is a very functional travel toiletry bag for the price. We have one that fits larger items better, but it is bulky and too heavy for comfortable airline travel. This one can fit everything we need in smaller amounts and fits perfectly in our checked bag.

You can't beat this for the price. Three sturdy compartments, one with internal compartments of its own. I've traveled extensively with this toiletry bag (small size). It holds everything I need and has held up well. I love that it can be unfolded and flattened to fit into a nearly stuffed suitcase.

I loved this toiletry bag. I've bought five different ones over the past year, and this is the only one that truly hit the mark. The others were either too bulky or too small. This one is just right for me and my needs (your mileage may vary!). The hook turns 360 degrees so no issues with it twisting and wearing at the hook like other that are rigid. I can not speak on the Zipper quality because I don't feel I've had it long enough to speak on that part of the toiletry bag. Its easy to wash and quick to dry because of the material. I usually put on my bra and underwear in the shower before stepping out to get dressed, and for reference, I’m a DD. My bra and underwear fit perfectly in the clear plastic compartment. The mesh section holds my TSA-size shampoo, body wash, and liquid deodorant, plus a bar of soap in its own container. I don’t use the top compartment most days, except during my cycle, when I store my supplies there (IYKYK). Compared to others I’ve tried: The Travelon Pi Shine On Toiletry Case was way too small, barely fit TSA-size bottles. The Elviros Hanging Travel Toiletry Bag was too bulky and had a major issue: mold. If I didn't fully air it out before packing it away, it would start to smell and when you're rushing from the gym to work, you don't always have time to let it dry completely. I bought three of them, tried washing them, but after a couple of times they still felt gross. Also, the faux leather material started peeling within three months of purchase. This one is practical, compact without being tiny, and handles daily use like a champ. Total win!

This roll up travel bag was a bit too narrow for my toiletries, but I decided to keep it anyway. I purchased a larger bag on Amazon that I really like. I will use this one as a backup. It's sturdy and appears to be well made.

I bought one for my teenage son who showers at the gym and kept on losing things there. It really helped keep him organized and now he comes home with everything every time. It even has a larger zipper pocket that’s big enough to fit a small towel so it’s right there when he takes a shower. We both loved it so much that I bought another one for my husband. Great item, week-made, very reasonably priced and got here the next day with both orders. I highly recommend it.

We recently tried to do a trip and getting in and out of various suitcases and remembering which extra medical supplies were where, was a bit confusing. Some were packed for 2 day road trip in travel suitcases vs some for on board ship, then 2 day road trip back. This was too complex. I bought this when we got back and put everything we use for 2 weeks in this bag. It is almost perfect now. I've just about decided to buy the XL but keep this L. If I had the knowledge I would do a pic. I leave this hanging on a hook in the room. It makes access and finding items a breeze. Each section has a zipper that is the width of the bag. Inside each zip section has 2-4 smaller pocket-off areas. The top one has Velcro dividers which I could not use. I put a piece of parchment paper in it so the Velcro would not catch and this allowed wider items. I lay this out when I use it but being hung on a close-by wall would be awesome which is not always available when traveling. This is where the zippers are important when opened. It rolls up and has adjustable straps that lock it snuggly when traveling. Yes, the rolled, closed ends are opened, but everything is sealed in the zippered sections. This allows for the odd, bulkier items that would not fit in a completely zipped ended case. This expansion capability is why I chose this version; even though the completely zipped one looks more finished. I even plan to use this when my hubby goes to the hospital again. He has been in 7 facilities and none have all the supplies he NEEDS or do wound care AS HE NEEDS and I can do it. Hospitals prefer profits. Greatly understaffed and most nurses love the help. With Velcro section options, zippers, dividers, expansion straps, this is a very versatile bag. I definitely recommend it. UPDATE: I did buy the XL. I use this daily. It goes to all appointments and yes recently for hospital stay. Nurses praised organization and having supplies as they don't carry several of them that are special ordered. I do not hang this up on a regular basis. I am afraid the material will rip under weight of the liquid supplies. I use this rolled out and laying down. I store it rolled up and laying down. I do hang with the hook if the bottom liquid holding section can rest on a chair or table to hold some weight. This case expands to hold so much; bottled witchhazel, saline, wipes in baggies (3kinds), bandages (3kinds), ostomy, supra, wound (3kinds), gauze(2kinds), creams, powders, scissors, anchors, trash bags, gloves, and paper chucks. I can put 1.5 wks of supplies in this. It will not fit foley bag, cath, cath kit, or extra saline, and giant syringe but usually don't need these as often so I just put in a separate bag and not kink cath tube. I take this along with a wheelchair battery, and change of clothing together in a larger, sturdier, bag with supply bag from the back of his wheel chair and let the wheelchair carry this weight. NOTE: LIQUIDS must follow airline REGULATIONS, UNLESS prior forms filled, doctors instructions and RX in writing from doctor with signature and authorization to fly. These liquids must, by law, be allowed but MUST be in TAKE ON bag and prefer all RX in separate 1-2 bags labeled RX for screening purposes but paid pre-check-in has it's perks.

Was very excited about the number of toiletries I could fit into this bag - until I went to close it. I was able to muscle one buckle closed but was concerned I might have exploding beauty products if I kept pressing the other side together. Would it really have been that hard to add 2-3” more to those straps??? 🤦‍♀️