We tested both “standard”-weight cubes (about 4 ounces for a 12-liter cube) and pricier, “ultralight” cubes made of 30-denier siliconized nylon (which weigh about 2 ounces for a 12-liter cube). Most sets included at least one 12-liter cube (considered “medium”)-which fit about a week’s worth of T-shirts-and two or three additional cubes of varying sizes, though we also tested some cubes that were sold individually. We looked for sets or single bags that could handle enough clothes, towels, gadget cables, toiletries, and medical supplies for a long weekend. If you’re going to shell out $25 to $40 for fabric, mesh, and a zipper, it better be lightweight yet still able to store a reasonable amount of clothing and gear. Weight, size, and capacity: There’s no need for overkill.
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