Has anyone tried the Solgaard bag? It looks like it’s got built in shelving with packing cubes. It’s pretty pricy though. $355 for the check-in size.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1571/0569/files/Check-In-Closet-animation-2022_1296x.gif?v=1652835403
Check out a few customer reviews on Amazon--not great! Nice video on YouTube though.
That’s just too organized for me. Plus, it must weigh alot. I prefer the eagle creek packing cubes.
Doesn’t look as if it holds much and what is the weight?
It reminds me of the Marie Kondo folding method where you fold items the same width and depth then stack them so you can pull one out easily. I use it to fold items before going into my packing cubes. Loads of YouTube videos showing this .
Yes, I thought it might be a little too complicated. Guess I’ll just stick with my packing cubes. Thanks for the Marie Kondo tip, Claudia.
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Has anyone tried the Solgaard bag? It looks like it’s got built in shelving with packing cubes. It’s pretty pricy though. $355 for the check-in size.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1571/0569/files/Check-In-Closet-animation-2022_1296x.gif?v=1652835403
Check out a few customer reviews on Amazon--not great! Nice video on YouTube though.
That’s just too organized for me. Plus, it must weigh alot. I prefer the eagle creek packing cubes.
Doesn’t look as if it holds much and what is the weight?
It reminds me of the Marie Kondo folding method where you fold items the same width and depth then stack them so you can pull one out easily. I use it to fold items before going into my packing cubes. Loads of YouTube videos showing this .
Yes, I thought it might be a little too complicated. Guess I’ll just stick with my packing cubes. Thanks for the Marie Kondo tip, Claudia.