Customer Reviews Peak Design Packing Cube Small

My wife and I purchased two (2) of the medium Packing Cubes a couple of years back. After about 3 months, one of the cubes began tearing along one of the zipper seams. Since Peak Design offers a lifetime warranty, no big deal, right? Wrong. I have been waiting for my warranty claim for 4 months now. I have been told multiple times that, "it will be back in stock soon, and we'll get that out to you." I have kept a close eye on their Limited Stock page, and have watched the product come in and out of stock over 15 times, but still nothing. Since they don't honor their warranty claims, I decided to just go with the Nomatic packing cube instead.

These bags are great at compression and fitting as many clothes as you can in the space. The zippers are incredibly sturdy and the handles are great. Two major design flaws: the handle straps are too thin and the compression zipper does not have any protection around it, and your fingers will be severely cramped when you try to use the compression feature to zip your clothes up. Other than this, if you're looking for a simple and functional packing cube with no muss and fuss, this would suffice.

Paper thin, zipper doesn't stay closed when full, too pricey for what you get. I bought the travel bag, when checking out they presented me with a matching three-pack (medium cube, small cube, shoe bag ) set. when the set arrived, one cube was a different color and different fabric than the other two. Not a set at all. When I reached out to Support, they said they couldn't guarantee matching, even though they presented it that way when I purchased it.They made no effort to resolve the mismatch. Poor product, poor service.

The screen printed emblem on the inside of these falls off when it rubs on your clothes and leaves little "emblem dust" all over your clothes. I just put them in the wash to see if I can get the rest of the emblem to come off more quickly. Other than that, I love Peak products.

These are an utterly bizarre product. They are effectively just floppy little sacks with zips around the outside. Packing with these will be more difficult than just shoving things directly into your bag. From the pictures these appear to have some sort of basic structure, which would aid in actually packing stuff into them, but they have none whatsoever. You can attain the same end result by using a couple of plastic carrier bags, and those can actually be stood open to aid packing. These are very expensive for what is basically two zips attached with a thin bit of material. I guess I was misled by these being called "cubes" because "packing crepes" would be a better description.