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Question: What is the difference between the standard, 1 Pack and 2 Pack?  It says the standard includes 3 bags.
Document: Bottle bags aren't essentially, but it's worth getting at this price. I brought back 5 bottles of wine from Spain: 3 in jet bags, 2 in plastic bags.
Can't believe I only received 2 of the 3 bags! $10.00 for a diaper padded ziplock! I would pass and wrap your bottle in diapers and bubble wrap!
My brother in law loves yuengling beer but they don't sell it on the west coast and won't ship it there. I decided to bring him a 12 pack for Christmas. I bought 6 of these bags and put 2 beer bottles per bag (after wrapping one bottle with a little bubble wrap so it wasn't glass-on-glass inside the bag) and they traveled perfectly. Not one broke! Great product!
These bags worked great for me and are reusable! I packed 6 bottles of red wine (1 in each bag) and all 6 made it to my final destination. I saw some bags being tossed by baggage handlers and assume that there was a reasonable chance that my bags were tossed around a bit. I did pack the bottles in the middle of the bags surrounded by clothing to soften any impacts. In any event, I am pleased with the results as we successfully got to our destination with everything in tact.
With the TSA restrictions on fluids, bringing home alcohol from vacation means you have to pack them in your checked luggage. We all know that the luggage handlers don't handle our luggage carefully, so this is a great way to transport the bottles. We just came home from vacation with 3 bottles in their jet bags...we also made sure that the bottles were tucked between clothes and not near an outside edge of the luggage. We had connecting flights, so our luggage was loaded & unloaded twice.
The bottle didn't break as I believe the fibers additionally added some cushioning. I then removed the bottle and added a few cups of liquid. Yep, the fibers did absorb the water and the ziplock style of the bag contained the liquid nicely. The bag itself is 15 1/2" long (up to the ziplock) and 5" wide. Mind you, you have to take into consideration the size of your bottle.
These are fine for traveling, but I don't expect to get more than 2-3 uses out of each bag as the top portion tore off as soon as I went to open the bag. The bag still sealed shut, but the question is for how long will it last. I buy wine from all over the world and would invest in a higher quality, sturdier product!
I bought these and the wine locker. Both worked excellent. These are definitely not as nice, but are very durable. I brought back 2 bottles of vodka and one bottle of wine (the wine and one vodka were in these bags) from Hawaii making 2 separate flights and 2 baggage claim experiences (OGG-SFO & SFO-IAH). They traveled a lot of miles and stood up to the job, everything got there safe.
My husband was skeptical about using these bags for a flight from Phoenix to Hawaii. We used 3 bags and packing them in my suitcase between clothing to give it extra cushion. The bags performed perfectly. I would heartily recommend them.
Just used all three of these on a 3.5 hour flight. No damage to any bottles and are reusable. Great price compared to other reusable bags I was looking at. There is an absorbent pad inside, but I put them in an oversized ziplock bag from the dollar tree just in case!
Answer: That is very confusing. I would just stick with the standard, which contains 3 bags. Order multiple of those if you need more.