Not because you wanted to pay — because you thought you had no other option. The average traveller loses $420 a year in checked-bag fees.
There's a better way. And it fits in your jacket pocket.
You sit on your suitcase to zip it shut, pay a fortune in overweight fees, and still leave things behind. PackVac™ ends that.
The Nano-Pump pulls the trapped air out of your clothes and shrinks your whole wardrobe to a fraction of its size — so two weeks of packing slips into a single carry-on, wrinkle-free and lightweight.
Pack more. Carry less. Skip the bag drop entirely.
Fold your clothes flat into a PackVac bag and close the Vault-Seal double-track zipper.
Click the Nano-Pump to the valve. 4000Pa of suction pulls the air out and shrinks the bag to a third of its size.
Cap the valve and the vacuum holds for up to 3 months. Slide it into the overhead bin and skip bag-drop.
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We tested the PackVac™ system across 40,000+ air miles. The secret to flying carry-on isn't packing less — it's managing displacement.
Most travellers assume they're paying for the weight of their clothes. In reality, they're paying for air — nearly 60% of suitcase volume is made up of the gaps trapped between fibres.
The PackVac™ system combines industrial-grade PA+PE film with a proprietary Nano-Pump that removes trapped air and compresses bulky clothing to a fraction of its size — turning a heavy puffer jacket into something as thin as a Sunday newspaper.
It pays for itself on the first flight.
The single most common thing people say? "I wish I'd found this sooner."
Flew Tokyo for 12 days — carry-on only. The pump worked perfectly at the hotel to repack for the flight home. I've stopped checking bags entirely.
Family of four. We used to pay $280 each way. Now everything fits in two carry-ons. Paid for itself on the first flight.
Got flagged at the gate. Pulled out the pump and compressed my bag in 30 seconds right there in the jetway.
Yes. The 1500mAh battery is fully TSA-compliant and safe for both carry-on and checked luggage.
Reusable, and built for longevity. We use industrial-grade PA+PE material designed for years of repeated travel.
No. The Vault-Seal double-track zipper and high-tension valve hold the vacuum regardless of cabin pressure — for up to 3 months on a single seal.
Vacuum bags remove volume (air), not weight. We recommend a handheld luggage scale to stay within your airline's limit.
A full USB-C charge runs roughly 30 compression cycles. Recharge from any phone brick or laptop in about 2 hours.
Yes. The airtight Vault-Seal barrier blocks 96% of dust, moisture and pests.
One kit pays for itself on your next flight — then saves you on every trip after.
