Packing Cube 3pcs Set

Db Journey Packing Cube 3pcs Set - Three Sizes and a Compartment for Dirty Shoes (418 g)

The last morning of the trip, one more run before checkout, and the trail shoes come back grey with mud while a pile of clean shirts waits on the bed. With the Db Journey Packing Cube 3pcs Set, the shoes go into the largest cube's own compartment, behind a separate zipper, and the shirts never meet them.

Three packing cubes, three jobs. Db's own split is simple: the small cube for underwear or small electronics, the medium for shirts and shorts, the large for trainers and bulkier clothes. Each cube becomes a category, so finding the charger means opening the small one rather than the whole bag, and unpacking at the other end means lifting out three blocks.

Db calls the cubes compact and expandable, and makes them from 100% recycled polyamide. The three together weigh 418 g. Their tops are mesh, so you can see what is in each one before you open it, and each cube carries a small fabric loop beside the Db tab. Db lists the set at 10 x 34 x 22 cm.

Who is it for?

Anyone who packs a duffel, a backpack or a suitcase for more than a weekend and wants it as orderly at the end of the trip as on the first morning. Runners, hikers and anyone who trains on the road get the most from the large cube: its separate compartment keeps used shoes and the dirt they bring away from everything clean.

Who These Packing Cubes Are For

The set suits travellers who like to know where everything is without unpacking to find it, and who carry at least one thing they would rather keep apart from the rest.

• You travel with one bag and want it to stay sorted after the security tray, the hotel room and the train.
• You run or hike on your trips and bring the shoes home dirty, which is exactly the use Db gives for the large cube's compartment.
• You change beds often, and on one-night stops you would rather lift out the small cube than empty the bag.
• You share a suitcase and want each person's things in their own cubes, ready to hand over.

Db sells them as expandable cubes, not compression cubes: they keep the bag in order, they do not promise to squeeze your clothes into less space.

Db makes them to fill its own backpacks, luggage and roller bags. One side of the Roamer Pro Split Duffel 50L takes the cubes; a Ramverk Pro Backpack 32L opens like a case around them. The Essential Washbag M completes the kit, and the full Db Journey range sits alongside. On the last morning, the muddy shoes zip away and the shirts stay white.