Samsonite Luggage 2 Pack Aluminum ID Tag, Cobalt Blue, One Size

These look very nice. I didn't want to hand write on the label. It took me a couple of tries to get the computer generated label to line up with slot in the tag, but it looks great now. The steel wire attachment looks very substantial. Very heavy duty. Nice clasp. The aluminum of the tag is very thin and light. I wonder how strong it is. Seems like it could dent easily, but then airplanes are made out of aluminum and they don't dent easily. These are nice looking, rather unusual tags. I like them.

These are great tags for your luggage. They're stronger than any other tag I've seen, so you wont loose them during travel. They come in a nice two pack. I ordered the blue, and it's little more of a darker royal blue than the picture, but they still look great. They're a nice way to identify your luggage without have to worry about them breaking off or loosing them. I'm glad I bought these and I would recommend

I bought this because previous luggage tags have been lost while traveling. It seemed sturdy and the ring held up well through light travel for a few years, but then one trip the whole thing must have been hit from the wrong angle during loading and it arrived bent into a crumpled mess. Looks like it has happened to others and I guess a softer tag won't have that problem so that is what I will try next. I liked the bright blue color.The city, state part of the paper address tag shows through the tag with no protection of any kind, so the first trip when my bag was out in rainy weather, it got smeared and unreadable. You have to twist open the ring in order to slide the paper out and see the address, which is not so convenient.

I bought a set of these a while back. I've been traveling more frequently this year and noticed that they're not as durable as I once thought. Although they are a fairly attractive option (as far as luggage tags go) the material is not very durable, and they will bend and disform as soon as an unruly baggage handler manages to toss your bag at the right angle. If you want this type of luggage tag, I would go with TUFFTAAG instead. These are a similar concept, but made of much stronger aluminium. Luggage Tags Business Card Holder TUFFTAAG Red Aluminum ID's Gift Box Set

These are nice, but do bend easily.

I'm really pleased by these luggage tags. The tag itself is solid as well as the threaded wire connector that attaches the tag to the luggage. I tried scratched my hardsided luggage with the corner of the tags, but wasn't successful which alleviated my one concern about these luggage tags. The color stands out well even against my similarly colored luggage. The color is definitely a brighter, more vibrant than the product image, and shines as well. Really stands out under the lights in the bagge collection area.My one complaint is the product image shows the name shows through the window in the bottom third of the tag, but the product I received shows "City/State/Province" instead. I would have preferred name as the product image, and the back of the product packaging both show. It's minor, but I would have preferred what the image showed.

I was looking for identifiers to help me locate my black bag at the airport's baggage claim. Although this tag is not entirely unique or bold, it is enough to identify my baggage.The hardware associated with the tag is world class, and I don't worry about the tag falling off in the mix. I would recommend this product.

A bit too early to tell, but so far the tags are working great. I've only given my luggage to an airline twice so far, but the tags are still in place and much easier to use than my old ones. The old ones were also Samsonite, but are no longer available. Maybe one reason is the fact that I went through four tags in less than four years. I hope these new ones last longer.