Customer Reviews Peak Design Packing Cube Small

I've used many different packing cubes before, but these are so much higher quality than any other I've used. The compression option is so easy to use with great zipper action. I also love the "dirty clothes" pouch option it has. I have both sizes and love both for different purposes.

I have used packing cubes for some time, both for organization and compression. These provide the best of both worlds and are light weight and simple to use. Used last year in Europe and got a ton of clothes in a carryon for the trip. Don't waste you time on Eagle Creek or any of the knock offs if your looking for compression.

I've used these packing cubes - one of the small one and one of the larger one, in my travel duffel bag, and they really help a lot with not only organising my clothes, but it also ehsures things take less space. It is a crucial part of my packing strategy for my upcoming interrail trip - and a great additional benefit is the smaller zipper on the underside for dirty clothes.

I thought about these for a while, with the price being my biggest hesitation. I bought some cheaper cubes and while they worked for general organization, they weren't great in the compression or quality side. These are the complete opposite in that way. They are not only good for organization, they compress well and are an amazing quality. I had a spill in my bag, and while the cube slightly stained, it kept my clothes inside untouched. They compress really well (though the typical middle bulges are always present if you pack it full) and the added 'dirty' area was a great bonus. The different colour options also make it easy to take your organization level up a notch as well, which is always a plus in my books!

...and more. The quick opening feature is a nice plus that made me choose this one over other quality packing cubes on the market.

It fits perfect on my PD Travel 45L, has some compression which helps keep things organized and more space to use.

For me these packing cubes are exactly what I want without the flaws of many other brands. - The fabric is soft and pliable while also being durable. II hate the stiff ones that won't mold to available space. These adapt to suitcase or backpack - Clean/dirty - I love the two compartment design where you can separate items without needing an entirely different cube. It is also great that the divider molds to adapt to what is in the compartments so no wasted space -Compression zipper allows same cube for smaller or larger amounts of clothing - No mesh - I know some people like mesh for air circulation but I don't like mesh because it usually isn't as durable and becomes easier for clothing to take on other smells within the back.

I'm so excited to use my packing cube for a trip to Scandinavia soon. I've been "practicing packing" to just see how much I can squeeze in! With the compression zipper - it's a lot! I love the fact that it just pulls apart to open it (no searching for zipper ends) ... then I expand it to fill it up ... then compress it to bring it all down to a packable size. The width of it fits perfectly into the width of my carryon bag. At first I thought that was just a nice coincidence, but I'm sure there was a lot of research that went into it so I will give credit where credit's due. Great features and worth the money!

I have used a number of other packing cubes over the years, but none are convenient as the peak. I've got both the Smalls and mediums and both sage and charcoal. The shape and the fact they open completely make them the easiest to pack and compress and they are deceptively large. I'm pretty big, xxl everything. I got two pair of Orvis Jackson pants 9not shorts), 6 Columbia long sleeve bahama II shirts and a couple of tee shirts in a medium. And they fit perfectly in a carryon suit case. I don't know if this is correct or perception, but the sage feel a little heavier and rougher than the charcoal. Don't think twice, if you're looking for compression cubes, these are the ones

I have used a number of other packing cubes over the years, but none are convenient as the peak. I've got both the Smalls and mediums and both sage and charcoal. The shape and the fact they open completely make them the easiest to pack and compress and they are deceptively large. I'm pretty big, xxl everything. I got two pair of Orvis Jackson pants 9not shorts), 6 Columbia long sleeve bahama II shirts and a couple of tee shirts in a medium. And they fit perfectly in a carryon suit case. I don't know if this is correct or perception, but the sage feel a little heavier and rougher than the charcoal. Don't think twice, if you're looking for compression cubes, these are the ones

I am very impressed with how well thought out such a simple thing is. I packed for a 4 day trip, with basically everything I needed just in this one packing cube. It was easy to get, find what I needed and seal it back up into such a small container, and as my clothes got dirty, there was a secret compartment for that. Meaning the exact same amount of stuff fit in without getting anything stinky. I already bought another size, and now my fianc wants some too.

I went through a process of buying a lot of packing cubes to try and land on the right now. These came out on top. Great material and design.

Best packing cubes for your travel adventures. They are light weight, durable, and extremely easy to open.

I love them. The material is light weight, thin but tough. The zipper to compress the cube helps to reduce space for the luggage and you can pack a lot.

My 3 small cubes fit perfectly in my 45L PD back pack. Easily compressed and very hardy. Highly recommend

Packing cubes are a little flimsier than other cubes, making them slightly harder to pack. The quick open tab makes pulling them open very easy. Compression zipper is a great way to save space.

You don't realize how genius being able to separate clean and dirty laundry on the same cube is, until you do; nice touch PD. Material seems and feels bomb proof. Amazing how much clothing you can pack into the medium cube.

These things are awesome for organization. With the addition of the new colors it makes it even easier to keep organized. I haven't used the compression a lot, but when I did, it worked well.

Recently got a medium packing cube. Store my off-season shirts in. A little pricey but are built well. Will also work when traveling. A+.

I have used some cheaper packing cubes, but these really are very impressive. Very clever design, and extremely light considering how well made/designed they are. I will be taking these on every trip from now on.

I bought these about a month ago and have used them on a few trips since purchasing and I absolutely love them. They make organizing my suitcase infinitely simpler.

I need one half the size, to fit in my tiny 19 liter backpack. This cube worked great while using a 25L or 30L backpack. My new bag is 16" tall. I would totally still use Peak Design if like Wonka, I was able to use items in halves. More like 2 or 3 liters. Peak Design: Go.

I bought the medium and small packing cubes to go with my PD travel backpack and tried packing the small one with a half a stack of clothes from my closet. I was surprised to be able to take the rest of the stack out of the closet and fit it in the cube as well! Way more space than I was expecting.

I have the medium cube (which should be called large right? unless they're making another one?) and am looking at getting the small one as well. The medium is just the perfect size for everything I need, as far as my bigger outfit items, for up to a week, which is amazing. No rifling through the bag to find one thing, you just open the packing cube and know where everything is. The second compartment for dirty clothes is genius, and can also be used to separate items for some other reason if you're wanting two sections. I had to leave for a friend's house last minute where I'd be watching their kids for a few days, but didn't want to take a large bag. I put my clothes into one side of the cube, toiletries in the back section, and just took that along with my purse and a jacket. The handle made it easy, and they just live up the street so I didn't need a lot of gear. It just made that scenario super easy.

I've used these a couple of times and it really is true that you can pack so much more efficiently and don't end up carrying what you don't need.