32oz Traveler

Filled two with a Big Boy Absolut for $30 from a Florida Publix - saved ungodly amounts of money as a result.I brought two empty sports water bottles with me (filled them with socks to not waste space), and used them on the boat to carry around the booze when I wanted to make a mixed drink.Overall, I was tripping *way* too much about them being found out. I'd taken those water bottles on excursions, and in bringing them back, they were never checked for their contents when I had them scanned in my backpack.I would recommend packing these things in bags with just clothing, since in our case, the bag with a lot of electronics was the one that was delayed (didn't have one of the pouches). But seriously, don't worry about these things - knowing what I know now, I would have taken some more and packed some wine in them for the wife - $26 was the cheapest bottle on the boat.Also as another aside, I'd purchased the "Endless Bubbles" soft drink package to make mixed drinks, and if you're sticking with diet drinks, they're severely limited - Sprite, and Coke. You're unable to get anything like virgin bloody mary, or any other virgin fruity concoctions. I ended up just ordering room service tomato juice, and grapefruit juice. Bring some hot sauce and Lee & Perrins if you want to make anything exotic - long story short, you'd probably do well not getting the drink package unless you plan on getting hammered full-time (sodas are $1.99).

The reason for purchasing this item was for the purposes of bringing alcohol on board a cruise ship, specifically my single malt scotch. I was skeptical at first thinking "how is a plastic container going to allow me to sneak it on board?". Well, I was proven wrong. The Rum Runners worked beautifully!I gave my luggage to the people at the gate and just as we were setting sail, I received my bag with no issues and no call down to the "naughty room". I even managed to bring on board 2 more containers filled with vodka and rum when we stopped off at an island with a duty free shop. I was the savior amongst my friends and we all had a good time without having to spend hundreds of dollars.Anyone planning on taking a cruise that does not offer an "all inclusive" package, I highly recommend buying a few of these. The bottom line is if the cruise's x-ray machine technicians don't see a bottle in your luggage, they won't suspect anything. Even people who brought mouthwash bottles were asked to come and watch the crew inspect the luggage. The Rum Runners work!

I got this to smuggle some rum onto our Carnival cruise in March. Packed it in the center of the suitcase surrounded by clothing, I also packed all of my other items with caps (shampoo, conditioner) in the same are to disguise the cap a bit. We were on a shuttle between the parking lot and ship, my suitcase with this in it was on the very top shelf of the shuttle, like 10 feet up. The driver took it a bit quick around a corner and my suitcase came flying onto the floor with a huge THUD, I cringed! Handed it off to a porter and started praying that all of my clothes for the week were not soaking in rum. A couple hours later our luggage arrived at our room. Opened it up to find my 32oz Traveler had survived the fall and security with no problems. I was still in perfect, non leaking condition. Only 1 thing I would do different... get a second one for the wife to smuggle on as well ;)

I just got back from my Carnival cruise and was able to use this product with ease to get my libations on without incident. I was a slightly "leery", but nonetheless, I followed the directions as stated and had no leaking at all (I did place it in a zip-lock just in case). I placed it in the "pouch" (that came with my luggage) along with my toiletries; perfumes, deodorants, sunscreens, etc...with my "CHECKED LUGGAGE". It was very easy to bend and put in place. I am a social drinker and did not, I repeat did NOT spend one dime on any libations while on board! We also took advantage of bringing (1) 750ml bottle of wine per person as allowed onboard. My cousin and I had a great time...and knowing that we did not spend anything on libations was just PRICELESS!

I bought 3 for our cruise on RCI. 2 were wrapped together with a dark liquor inside, 1 by itself with a clear. Separate luggage. The clear made it through, the darks did not. Fortunately, the person supervising the opening of the luggage didn't know what the others caught so he didn't know what to look for. My DH was able to play dumb and act like they must have caught toiletries. I don't know if they recognized the shape or the dark was spotted, but be ready to go down to the Naughty Room just in case! BTW, it saved us a lot of money, but next time I'll just get their drink package. We really enjoyed their drinks by the pool so much we ended up spending a fortune anyway!

I got 2 of these with no intention of using it for a cruise. It says 32 oz but it is actually a 40 oz container. I put 2 water bottles in mine and it has room to spare. What I use mine for is to freeze water for work. I work in a building without air conditioning which um in South Carolina in August words don't really describe doing heavy lifting in a trailer that has been parked in the sun. The frozen traveler slides right into my cargo shorts pocket (you do need a stout belt) which cools me off while I work and has cool water on tap to boot. It holds up just fine and I have seen nothing that would indicate to me that it does not do all that it claims.

Easy Traveler sent my purchase quickly. The bags worked pretty good, but I did have one leak on me. I'm not sure if the cap was not tight enough or what. The other bag worked flawlessly. Just make sure to put the bags in a ziplock bag and wrap them in a store plastic bag or something. Of course follow the MFG suggestions on the tip sheet included. The leak didn't get further than the plastic shopping bag I had it wrapped in, so the clothes were safe in my luggage.Enjoy your cheap liquor onboard, but keep it out of site so you don't ruin it for everyone else.