Alpha Bravo Response Travel Kit

My prior toiletry bag was great but it was so. If it didn’t fit in some of my travel luggage. This one is not only compact but unzipped it can lay flat in my garment bag and even fits in a back pack.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a "better than advertised" shave kit. Plenty big, standard Tumi quality and enough separators to get everything organized. I've owned several Tumi shave kits, and this one is the right one for size, convenience and function. And even matches my Alpha Bravo color scheme.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great toiletry bag! A bit compact but I was able to get most of my things in the bag just had to be a little creative with the placement of my things to maximize the space it offers!!

This is well made and surprisingly big. I had to return it because it was actually too big for my needs. I ordered the smaller size, and it was just the right size. If you pack a lot, this one will work out just fine. Just keep in mind the dimensions. I was surprised that some reviewers say this is still too small.

I purchased this bag with a gift certificate I've had for a while, and it was on sale-thus the ONLY reasons I'm not returning it! The good: The overall dimensional size is between the larger Hanging Travel Bag and the smaller "Split" Travel bag. So, for carry-on only, it holds a good bit of stuff without encroaching too much on valuable International Carry-On case space. The bag does seem well constructed and is a tad heavy for its size. It is a "hanging" bag so that's good too-well sort of anyway-read on: The bad: The design of the internal compartments, in my opinion, is flawed: When the internal compartments are unzipped with the bag hanging from a hook, the contents want to naturally fall forward and out, as the side gussets of both the upper and lower pockets are way too small for content containment. When the hanging hook is utilized, the weight of the bag and contents place a stress point directly where the hook attaches to the top/rear of the bag. The top of the bag then "bunches up" in this area which adds to and/or causes the aforementioned "tilt forward" issue. The stress point should be distributed evenly across the entire top of the bag-but it is not. The area in the rear of the bag where the hanging hook is concealed is a wasted space that could have been easily designed as additional useable storage with a zipper closure. Instead, it's just an open, unusable compartment that can & will collect dirt. There are no divider or sectionalized compartments in the two large internal pouches, so plan on adding some individual mesh pouches or similar organizer apparatus so all your contents don't just mix together. Had I paid cash for this bag, I would have promptly returned it. That said, knowing all its quirks, I do hope to get some good long term use out of it.

When there is a Tumi accessories sale, I’m glad I have the chance to add pieces such as the travel kit.