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Yes. There's no battery, no motor and no pressurised container — the valve is a plastic one-way flap. What matters at the gate is size, and the bags are built to cabin dimensions.

No. Removing air changes volume, not weight. If your airline also has a weight limit, compression helps with the size rule but not the scale.

Rolled clothes crease less than folded ones. Knitwear and t-shirts recover within an hour of unpacking. Keep linen and formal shirts flat in the dry compartment.

Days, as long as the airtight zip is fully closed. A sharp object caught in the seal is the usual reason a bag loses pressure, so keep chargers and shoes out of the compression section.

Yes. Open the valve, take what you need, close and roll again. It takes about twenty seconds and you can repeat it as often as you like.

Send it back within 30 days for a full refund, used or not. Returns go to our EU address, so no customs paperwork and no long wait.