Using Your AirPack™
AirPack™ Vacuum Bag is made from TPU and measures 29 × 26 × 44 cm. Choose the bag-only version or a set with a pump, then follow the instructions supplied with your setup.
Choose what goes inside
Pack suitable dry, soft clothing and check garment care labels before compressing delicate or structured pieces. Keep sharp objects, liquids, fragile items, and electronics out of the compression load.
Leave room to close the bag
Arrange clothing so it sits inside the bag without catching in the sealing area. Do not force an overloaded bag closed. Compression reduces volume rather than clothing weight, so weigh your luggage separately when an airline limit matters.
Close the zipper and check the valve
Keep fabric away from the sealing surfaces and check them for visible obstructions. Do not improvise an opening or closing method that conflicts with the supplied instructions.
Use a compatible pump
- Check your version: the bag-only offer excludes a pump, while the bag-with-pump set includes one.
- Connect only a pump and adapter confirmed as compatible with AirPack™.
- Follow the pump instructions for power, controls, and operating time.
- Complete the valve-closing step required by the bag.
Reopen and repack during the trip
If your model supports reuse, make sure the seal is clear each time you repack. Keep your compatible pump or adapter available if it is needed again at your next destination.
Cleaning, drying, and storage
Keep electrical pump components separate from cleaning water and follow their own care instructions. Do not assume that water resistance means either the bag or pump can be washed or submerged.
If compression does not hold
Check for clothing caught in the closure, visible damage, or an overfilled load. Do not apply solvents, glue, or repairs that the supplier has not approved. If the problem continues, stop and ask us for help.
Get help with your setup
Email hello@rizongears.com with your order number, the bag and pump model if known, and a photo or short video showing the issue. Describe the steps you followed so we can understand where the problem starts.
