Eagle Creek Pack-It Folders

I don't really know why everyone likes these. For me, they take up quite a bit of space in my carry-on and the shirts come out wrinkly anyway. I would rather just roll the shirts up and stick them in a eagle creek cube.

Pack-It cubes and folders turn anyone into an organized, efficient packer. You can actually find stuff without sifting through everything in the bag, and everything stays put, unlike using just compressor bags, which annoy me by slipping and sliding everywhere.

If you're a fold-the-clothes kind of person, use folders. If you're a roller, use cubes. I use both; folder for bulkier items (really bulky items go in compressor bags, THEN into folders), cubes for lighter rolled up items. (If it's a 30-day or less trip, one folder does it if I'm packing my Contourwear wardrobe items or other tech fabric clothing.)

Folders are especially great for things that you either want to keep unwrinkled (what are you doing packing things that will wrinkle, anyway?) or that are slightly too bulky or complicated to roll into a cube.

I also use the board included with the folders to fold items that I'm going to roll into the cubes so they're all a uniform width.

The small size is really perfect for packing your usual shirts and pants, and I use the medium for larger items like sweat shirts and light jackets. everything stays in place and comes out exactly the way i put it in -- unwrinkled. to own, is to love.

I travel 2 - 3 weeks out of each month and had simply resigned myself to unpacking, ironing or doing the cheap steam (leaving the hot water on in the bathroom for 10 minutes and letting the clothes hang in there overnight) for the rest of eternity. Then I bought a couple of the Pack-It Folders and wow...what a difference. I swear my clothes came out looking better than when I packed them! The clothes were simply all in one place, easy to get to and find and didn't need a lot of "after-travel" maintenance. I will definitely be buying more of these in all sizes.

The folders definitely keep clothing from getting wrinkled. We bought several different sizes, which afforded us options for packing.

On a recent cruise, we didn't have to unpack at all. I stored the folders in the closet space. Made packing up to return home a breeze.

Clothing that we didn't use remained fresh and virtually unwrinkled.

I plan to buy more of the folders.

I think there could be more info. to suggest which size people should buy. I bought the large one, and it's just too big. Sure I can fill it with other clothes but then everything is still wrinkled.
I do like the small one for shirts best. The med size is good for other tops etc and fits into my carry on suitcase too.

but the large...is just too big. Too bad you can't return after using once!

I would recommend the 18 inch one for mens' clothing. Great for preventing wrinkles!

This is the best packing accessory ever. I love it. It keeps my shirts, pants and shorts wrinkle free and organized. It seems to make more room in my travel bag as well. I think I could take just this and my toothbrush next time and be set.

I didn't exactly know if I needed it when I ordered the Pack-It Folder, and when it arrived in the mail I first thought - oh, that's big and quite heavy, I might send it back.
When test packing, I took the heavy plastic folding thing out of the folder, folded about 8 pieces of clothes neatly and put them in and oh, I was happy. Everything neatly stacked in my travelling backpack, and it fit perfectly in the back of the big compartement. During my trip, I loved to just pull the folder out, take a fresh top out and put it back in the bag - it was so much easier to pack than if I had everything loose in the bag. This will come along on my next trip for sure! And I might even get another, smaller one.

I have used the Pack-it folder for years. I travel a lot and love to use a rolling duffle bag. Duffle bags certainly aren't good for keeping the wrinkles out of clothes. I use the Pack-it folder for clothes I need to keep wrinkle free and it works like a charm and I still have the convenience of over stuffing a duffle bag.

I give this an A+ for organizing to travel without checked bags. I used the medium sized one which fits into a computer-case carrying bag. (This allows me to go straight into a business meeting without having anything that looks like luggage - just my briefcase and a computer-case bag. The computer case bag has a hidden handle and discrete rollers, which means I can stack my briefcase on top and roll it through the airport, but hide the long handle and carry it by hand when I need to look more "in the office"). However, it doesn't do too much for preventing wrinkles - ironing is still needed at the destination point.