Matador Soap Bar Case - Blue

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I was surprised how well the soap holds up in the bag - even though some reviewers on YT mentioned that it doesn't work much better than a regular zip lock bag.

Welded, rolltop design keeps water inside so that you can travel with soap bars and it will never leak. The FlatPak Soap Bar Case Matador is guaranteed leak-free, and its coating allows the soap bars to dry through the fabric, which prevents your soaps from getting soft (long soaps lives). Overall, I think the case works best in scenarios where you're on the move and would be packing up and leaving shortly after showering. I have yet to find a great semipermanent method (I don’t want to use permanent markers, in case I change the contents) to indicate what’s inside. We do not know who You are, whether You are male or female, how old You are, how Your weight is - no idea.When packing, I sometimes keep them all together (in my Matador FlatPak Waterproof Toiletry Case), but if my suitcase is nearly at capacity, I can place the soap cases in various nooks and crannies that would’ve otherwise been wasted space.

Neither soap bar was dry after the first day, but the Ziploc soap was noticeably wetter and squishier than the Matador Soap Case bar. We’re not entirely sure why anyone would be using that much force with a soap case, but hey—you won’t hear us complaining about some extra durability. If you‘re interested in checking out a soap bar we recommend for travel, look no further than the Lush Shampoo Bar.At the time of this review, we’ve been testing the FlatPak for about a month from Barcelona to Detroit, with some pretty heavy use. What makes our product unique Our strengths in design, material technology, and construction give us an edge in developing innovative products that bring outdoor expertise to the pursuit of travel. Unless you're showering right before packing up and going on the move, I think the best way to make a bar last longer is to actually let it air dry for 20-30 minutes before putting it away in a bag. The bag allows water to evaporate out while the soap is contained within the case, keeping the bar dry and protected.

The case is pretty flexible, so as long as the soap you’re using is a traditional size and shape (sorry—those delicious, “life like” mango shaped soaps are probably not going to fit in here) you’re not going to have a problem.Flexible, lightweight and easy to pack—the Matador FlatPak Soap Bar Case is a unique option for carrying a soap bar while you travel. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

ILI New York's leather passport case allows you to protect your passport, organize your ID/cards, and travel in style at the same time! We haven’t seen it before, but we can tell you what it does… Matador refers to this material as a “dry through technology”, claiming that it’s totally waterproof while still allowing the soap to breathe and therefore dry out.There’s a logo outline punched into the side of the main section, and a little black tag with a white logo on the bottom of the case. So now I wondered, if the Matador bag doesn’t dry your soap out that much when it’s sealed inside the soap case. When I came back to the UK, a changed person, I sought an alternative as it was HELLAH expensive here.