Stop fighting the zip. PackPress uses a sealed clothing compartment and an integrated hand pump to remove trapped air and reduce packing bulk.
Your clothes are carrying more air than you think
Folded shirts, jumpers and jackets leave pockets of air inside a packed bag. Put your clothes in the sealed compartment, close the airtight zip and press the pump to release that air. Less bulk, without finding a household vacuum.
Pack. Seal. Press. Go.
- Pack clothing into the compression compartment.
- Close the airtight zip fully.
- Press the integrated pump to remove air.
- Organise the remaining essentials and close the backpack.
Give the rest of your things their own space
A separate wet/dry pocket keeps damp items away from clean clothes. A padded laptop area has independent access. The trolley strap lets you attach the bag to rolling luggage when your trip needs both.
Details for a real journey
Water-repellent outer fabric, double-pull zips, a combination lock, ventilated back padding and a retractable bottle pocket make the bag useful beyond the packing stage. Colours: Black, Navy, Dark Green and Grey.
Less volume. The same weight.
Compression reduces clothing bulk, not its weight. Airline dimensions and baggage allowances vary, so check your carrier’s current rules and the packed bag’s measurements. Choose your colour and quantity, then make more of your packing space.
Carrying and luggage attachment
The diagram shows the trolley attachment, straps and carrying details. Check the supplied instructions before adjusting the bag.
Compare the available colours
Use these views alongside the colour selector to choose your finish.
Valve, back padding and interior
These unpacked views show the compression valve, back construction and open compartment more closely.
