Untethered Luggage Tag Set | 4 Pack Flexible & Bright Silicone Baggage Tags for Travel & Suitcases. Includes Name Cards with Partial Privacy Cover & Stainless Steel Loops for Secure Fastening (Black)
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To make a business card fit, you'd have to trim it down. The tag is overall smaller, and two corners have been cut off (as seen in the images). You'll also need to punch a hole where the eyelet is to thread the wire loop through.
It would be extremely difficult to unscrew the threaded sleeve that connects the cable if you used pliers or a hammer to crush it. You could also use a lock that is permanent. tite the threads together so they can't be unscrewed. Remember that you won't be able to access your address information, so if you move, you'll need to cut the tags off and replace them. However, you have the option of making them permanent.
Yes. I was very pleased with these tags when I purchased them. I like how you connected them with a small cable. Good buy!
I apologize for the inconvenience. We have responded to your request. We will send you replacements as soon as possible. br>br>This is definitely out of the ordinary, and it's most likely due to shipping damage.
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I needed address cards that could be used by multiple members of my family. I became a huge fan as a result of your efforts. 5 out of 5 stars.
So far, the metal attachments on the tag itself, as well as the ability to attach the tag to your luggage, have been my favorites. As a result, the tag should last a long time. Another advantage is that the tag's design only displays my name, concealing the rest of my personal information. I also like the bright green color because it will make it much easier to find my luggage. Overall, this luggage tag is fantastic. I'm excited to put this to the test in the real world, and maybe add some more colors.
On the first use, the barrel of the screw closure broke. I was hoping for at least one complete trip out of it.
Several of these were purchased by me. The bright green ones stand out "like a sore thumb," making identification of your luggage simple. However, in order to be useful, they must remain attached. br>br> It's the one on my carry-on bag. One survives, but the one on my checked luggage/suitcase was broken off by the time it arrived at its destination. It was also my first trip with this tag. There was no evidence that I had ever secured it to my suitcase. br>br> These aren't going to stand a chance against the gorillas in the airline baggage department! The design is also a problem. br>br> To view the owner's information, you must remove the tag. Although the owner's name is visible, the rest of the information (address, phone number) is hidden inside the tag. I considered securing the tag with a zip tie in case the removable attachment cable became detached, but anyone finding your misplaced luggage would have to remove and cut off the ID tag in order to learn anything about the owner. Duh! It sort of defeats the purpose, don't you think? br>br>Checked airline luggage fails miserably!.
They're extremely sturdy, and we like how the address window only displays your name. To read the entire address and phone number, you must remove the tag completely, which is not an easy task. You'll have a little more privacy as a result of this. It was a great choice, according to my husband. That is quite an accomplishment!.
They saw a variety of taxis, ubers, shuttles, and bell-hops in addition to the airlines. hops without any problems. In addition to the green tag, I tie a different color ribbon or band on the handle next to it. Green tags were easy to spot and weren't overly common in the airport; in fact, I only saw one similar neon green tag the entire time. br>br>In terms of these tags, the cabling system appears to be reliable, and the tags themselves appear to be long-lasting. They also come with a few extra tags, which can come in handy if you and your spouse travel for work and share luggage. br>br>As always, for added security, I recommend using the luggage tag built into your bag.
This is fantastic. They stand out in a sea of similar bags thanks to their bright color. I also appreciate the inclusion of extra "information" slips in case the information changes before our next trip.
This product got it right the first time. We left for our trip, and these tags made it through unscathed. This is an excellent purchase.
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