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Closeouts. Save space in your luggage by using the Eagle Creek Pack-It® 15 folder to compress up to seven shirts, blouses or pants.
- Save space and maximize packing efficiency
- Includes folding square
- Dimensions: 10x16x1"
- Weight: 10.8 oz.
- Material: Nylon
- Made in Viet Nam
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- US shipments only
- Capacity: 160 cu.in.
- Carry options: Hand
- Material: Recycled EcoLite polyester weave
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 10x16x1/2"
- Weight: 10.8 oz.
- Made in Viet Nam
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- US shipments only
Average Rating (49 reviews)
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Reviewed by LazyDog from Harrisburg, PA on Thursday, October 13, 2011I purchased 2 of these for a European trip. They make packing dress shirts easy, & kept them together nice and neatly. The product is somewhat heavier than I expected due to a thick plastic sheet used as a stiffener. I removed it, and used the embossed plastic folding guide as a backing instead. The product held 6 Oxford-type long sleeve shirts, but 7 was pushing it. Overall, a good product for packing organization & one I recommend for anyone who hates all their stuff getting monged up in their luggage.
- Best Uses: Family Trips, Long Vacations, Weekend Trips
- Cons: Heavy To Begin With, Small Capacity
- Describe Yourself: Career, Modern, Practical
- Primary use: Personal
- Pros: Easy To Access Items, Easy To Carry, Simple
- Travel Frequency: 0-5 Annual Trips
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by Jon the Parent from Reston, VA on Sunday, October 02, 2011Thought it would be bigger Good size for a child/teenager
- Best Uses: Family Trips, Long Vacations, Weekend Trips
- Cons: Small Capacity
- Describe Yourself: Classic, Comfort-Oriented, Practical
- Primary use: Personal
- Pros: Easy To Carry, Easy To Identify, Lightweight
- Travel Frequency: 6-10 Annual Trips
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by dylanwaits from Cypress, CA on Friday, September 30, 2011I got the 15" Pack It Folder to use with my Briggs and Riley 19" International Carry-On. However, the B&R is only 14" wide. Since I'm a small guy (14.5" collar, 5'6", 130#) I figured I could still manage to pack my shirts effectively in a modified 14" Pack It Folder. These folders have two plastic rectangles that provide the rigid shape. One is the folding chart and the other is the bottom of the folder. I just cut the two pieces of plastic so that they would fit into the B&R. Worked perfectly and allows me to pack a weeks worth of business clothing in an int. carry-on.
- Describe Yourself: Career, Classic, Modern, Stylish
- Primary use: Business
- Pros: Easy To Carry, Easy To Identify, Good Capacity, High Quality, Lightweight, Stylish
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by WIAB from Northern AZ on Tuesday, September 27, 2011No matter how often you travel GET ONE OF THESES SYSTEMS! I've been using the Samsonite version for a couple of years and LOVE it. With this folder I can now take a hiking pack instead of only a rolling carry-on, and my business clothes will arrive pressed the way I put them into my bag, or better if they went in a little wrinkled. The Eagle Creek version has only one line of Velcro on the main flap, which isn't nearly as good as with two so you can tighten one at a time to get it nice and compacted. I'll be adding this myself so that it works the way I'd like it. Also, I find the size of the Pack-It 15 a little small and the Pack-It 20 a little too big. I'll be trimming down the plastic a little so I can get it to fit in the rolling carry on sideways. The Eagle Creek is better than the Samsonite version because of better and thicker material, which makes the modifications worth it. Overall, measure your suitcase and preferred backpack for width and height and see if this will fit. If it does you won't be sorry your clothes make it neatly, even after running down a few city blocks in New York with my Osprey pack.....dress shirts for work unwrinkled!
- Best Uses: Everything
- Cons: Poor closure design, Weird dimensions
- Describe Yourself: Career, Comfort-Oriented, Modern, Practical, Serious about outdoors, Stylish, Travels for business freq
- Primary use: Business
- Pros: Easy To Carry, Easy To Identify, Good Capacity, High Quality
- Travel Frequency: 20+ Annual Trips
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by D from Big Sky, MT on Friday, September 23, 2011We are planning an extended trip with air travel included and need to condense and compress three weeks of garments into one suitcase. This is the way to go. Items will arrive without mega-wrinkles. My son-in-law suggested getting a couple of these and he was right on.
- Best Uses: Family Trips, Long Vacations, Weekend Trips
- Describe Yourself: Classic, Comfort-Oriented, Practical
- Primary use: Personal
- Pros: Easy To Carry, Easy To Identify, Good Capacity, High Quality, Lightweight
- Travel Frequency: 6-10 Annual Trips
- Was this a gift?: No
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