Eagle Creek Pack-It Reveal Cube Set Review: A Useful Three-Size Organizer

First, confirm which Reveal set this is

Eagle Creek’s official page identifies the requested item as the Pack-It® Reveal Packing Cube Set in XS/S/M: one extra-small, one small, and one medium cube. It is the standard set, not the separately listed Reveal Compression Cube Set, nor one of the same-size bundles. That distinction matters if compression is the feature you’re shopping for. ^[1]

The manufacturer lists the XS at 7.5 × 4.5 × 2.5 inches and 1 liter, the S at 10 × 7 × 3 inches and 3 liters, and the M at 14 × 10 × 3 inches and 7 liters. Listed weights are 1.6, 2.5, and 4 ounces, respectively. Eagle Creek notes that capacity is calculated from dimensions and actual measurements can vary slightly with sewing tolerances. ^[1]

• XS: 1 L; 1.6 oz.
• S: 3 L; 2.5 oz.
• M: 7 L; 4 oz. ^[1]

What the design offers—and what it doesn’t

Eagle Creek describes angled zippered openings intended for stacking or rolling clothes, mesh tops for visibility, top handles, and easy-grab zipper pulls. The company says the fabric is 100% recycled 300D polyester poly mesh, water-resistant, and made without the intentional use of PFAS. Those are manufacturer specifications and claims, not independent material testing; water-resistant should not be read as waterproof. ^[1]

The mesh window is useful when you want to identify contents without opening every cube. It also leaves the contents less isolated. In its review of the broader Reveal line, Pack Hacker says the window can let odors and dampness escape into luggage. If you keep worn or wet clothing, a separate closed laundry bag may make more sense. ^[2]

Independent review notes and the trade-offs

Pack Hacker’s Eric Hergenreder reports that, during the review’s two-week usage period, the fabric remained intact without noticed abrasions, holes, or loose threads. The reviewer says the zippers had held up at that point, while expressing uncertainty about long-term durability. These are the reviewer’s observations across the Reveal product family, not an Tazvi Deals test or a claim that this exact bundle underwent the same test. ^[2]

For sizing, Pack Hacker describes the XS as suitable for small lightweight items such as socks and underwear, the S for lighter garments such as T-shirts and shorts, and the M for shirts and pants. The review warns that a sweatshirt can occupy much of the medium cube. Use those as practical starting points, not capacity promises: fabric thickness, garment size, and folding style all affect fit. ^[2]

Who should buy—and what to check

This set is a plausible fit if you want three graduated organizers to make a bag easier to sort, especially for small essentials and ordinary light-to-midweight clothing. It is less compelling if your priority is compressing bulky garments, storing laundry without odor transfer, or getting several large cubes. The cubes organize what you pack; they do not create additional luggage capacity. ^{[1] [2]}

Before choosing it, compare the external dimensions with your suitcase or backpack, decide what category each size will hold, and confirm that standard cubes—not compression cubes—match your plan. Consider where damp or worn clothes will go, and whether the XS is useful for your items rather than simply an extra piece. With those checks, the Reveal XS/S/M set reads as a straightforward visibility-and-sorting system, with mesh and limited cube volume as its main compromises.

• Match the listed cube dimensions to your bag’s usable interior. ^[1]
• Confirm the XS/S/M standard configuration; compression is a different product. ^[1]
• Plan separate storage for damp or odor-prone items. ^[2]
• Think through what bulky clothing will actually fit in the medium. ^[2]