You Can Pack 3 Pairs of Shoes Inside This Nifty $15 Packing Cube
When you’re packing for a vacation, do you try to fit everything into a carry-on or are you unafraid to check a bag? Regardless of your suitcase preferences, wanting to organize everything you pack inside is universal. Packing cubes are a great way to keep your clothes in check, and there are even bags specifically designed for you to tuck your shoes inside—and keep them away from your clean clothes. If you’re looking for a shoe bag that can hold multiple pairs, Olukai Sneakers don’t miss this handy pouch that’s only $15.
The Mossio shoe bag is one of the top best-sellers in Amazon’s Shoe Bags category. It has a large capacity (11.81 by 8.66 by 5.51 inches) that can hold up to three pairs of shoes. Unlike some travel bags where you simply pop your shoes inside, the Mossio one has compartments that allow you to keep your shoes separate from each other. Place shoes that require more room like sneakers or heels inside the main opening, and then tuck flats or sandals into the two additional spaces (one is a pocket on the inside, the other is a zippered section on top). Needless to say, the shoe organizer is a shopper favorite.
To buy: $15; amazon.com.
“It was the perfect travel companion,” wrote one five-star reviewer who was actually able to pack two pairs of heels and three pairs of flip-flops inside. “It’s a lot roomier than I was expecting,” confirmed another shopper who said the bag “fits nicely” inside their carry-on.
Not only can you fit multiple pairs of shoes inside a single Mossio shoe bag, but it’s also designed well: The entire bag is made from water-resistant polyester, Rockport Shoes and it has two-way zippers to allow you to easily open and close it. The bag also has a handle, so it’s easy to carry—and there’s even a travel sleeve on the back in case you decide to save space inside your suitcase and attach it to the outside of your luggage instead.
“It’s so nice to no longer worry about putting dirty shoes in with my clean clothes or other items,” shared a reviewer who added that the bag “slid right over” their suitcase handle.
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