Press — Vacuum Compression Packing Bags

• A 17 L bag that packs soft layers flat
• Zip it shut, hold the pump to the valve, the air leaves
• Cordless pump, rechargeable, with five nozzles and a light in the base
• Choose a bag, a pump, or one, two or four bags with a pump

Soft things take up more room than they need.

A fleece, a down jacket, a week of T-shirts — most of what fills a case is air held in the weave. Press packs them down instead of folding them smaller. Clothes go in, the sealed zipper closes, and the pump sits against the one-way valve on the face of the bag until the bag goes flat and stays there. No wall outlet, no hand rolling, nothing to screw on.

Full, then flat.

Each bag holds 17 L and measures 17.4 × 11.4 × 10.5 in before it is drawn down — room for a hoodie, a scarf, shirts and pants in one go. With the air out it lies down like a folded jacket. Two bags cover most of what is soft in a cabin case; four cover a family bag or a winter trip.

How much room you get back depends on what is inside.

The manufacturer states up to 80 percent volume reduction, and says plainly that it varies with what you compress. That matches what the bag can do: lofted things — down, fleece, knitwear, a spare blanket — collapse the most, while denim, boots and anything already dense give back little. Treat the figure as the best case for soft layers, not a promise for a full case.

Sealed against rain and spills.

The zipper is a sealed one and the valve only lets air out, so the bag that keeps air from coming back in also keeps water out. The manufacturer rates it IP67. In practice that covers rain on the walk from the car, a wet tent floor, or a bottle that opens inside a case. Plan around it as protection from water getting in, not as a dry bag to carry under water.

The pump is a small piece of kit in its own right.

It runs on a rechargeable 1300 mAh battery and starts on a double press, so it will not wake up loose in a bag; a single press stops it. Five nozzle adapters come with it, which is what lets it inflate as well as draw down — an air mattress, a swim ring, a pool toy, a small inflatable boat. It is not made for balloons, sports balls, paddle boards or tires, which need far more pressure than it gives.

And it is a light.

The base of the pump is an LED panel: tap for normal, again for bright, again for a flashing mode. Hung by its loop from a branch or a tent pole it works as a small lantern, which is one less thing to pack on the trip the bags are going on.

Specifications

FAQ

Which sets include the pump?
The sets named with a pump do: 1 bag + 1 pump, 2 bags + 1 pump, 4 bags + 1 pump. "1 bag" is the bag only, and "1 pump" is the pump only, so you can add bags later without buying a second pump, or replace a pump and keep the bags you have.

How do I use it?
Pack the bag, close the zipper the whole way along, then hold the pump against the one-way valve on the face of the bag and press it twice. The bag draws down and goes flat. Opening it is just the zipper — there is nothing to unscrew and nothing to plug in.

How big is the bag?
17 L, measuring 17.4 × 11.4 × 10.5 in / 44 × 29 × 26.5 cm before it is drawn down. That takes a hoodie, a scarf, a few shirts and a pair of pants.

Can the pump inflate things as well?
Yes. Five nozzle adapters come with it, for air mattresses, swim rings, pool toys and small inflatable boats. The manufacturer lists it as unsuitable for balloons, basketballs, volleyballs and tires, which need far higher pressure than its 0.5 PSI.

Is the bag waterproof?
The manufacturer rates it IP67 and the zipper and valve are sealed, so rain, a wet tent floor or a spill in a case are not a problem. Plan around it as protection from water getting in, not as a dry bag to be carried under water.

How long does the pump last on a charge?
It holds a rechargeable 1300 mAh battery and charges over USB at 5 V, 1 A. The manufacturer does not publish how many bags one charge covers, so we will not put a number on it — top it up before a trip, the same as a headlamp.

How long does delivery take?
We prepare orders in 1–3 business days, and delivery takes 7–15 business days from the day the order ships.

What if it arrives damaged or it is not right?
Tell us within 7 days of delivery for anything damaged or incorrect and we will put it right. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, and manufacturing defects are covered for 90 days. Write to us and you will hear back within one business day, Monday to Friday.