Matador FlatPak Soap Bar Case

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I've been using it for over six months now. The product is lightweight, folds into a small space (depending on the size of the soap), and doesn't rattle like plastic cases. The bag can be hung on a nail. The soap doesn't leak through the bag, but it still dries out.

Honestly it's just way more convenient to travel with a solid soap bar instead of liquid hand or body soap. For one it's solid, so no spillage, it doesn't need to be taken out for security, and it lasts way more than liquid soap of equivalent volume or weight. The case is waterproof but somehow it still lets water inside dry (I'm guessing it's similar to Gore-Tex where water doesn't pass but vapour does? Cool tech nonetheless). Small anexdote: it can be filled with water and it holds it's shape if you hold it right. Not super stable but in a pinch it works as a cup with a volume of more than 350ml

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This has been an amazing product and does exactly what it promises. You can actually put a wet bar of soap in the bag, which will be dry the next time you use it without spilling/staining the outside of the bag. Of course, I haven't used the bag more than a couple of times a week.

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Works as promised.

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An excellent invention for a piece of shampoo for all trips! Works exactly as promised!

Like I said in another comment about the toiletry pack, their dry-through tech is a nice bonus but it’s not harry potter magic. It works, but you can take a shower, dump your completely soaking wet soap bar in there and hope it’ll dry in a couple of hours. But you let the soap dry a bit and pack it only a bit wet, it’ll come out dry in a couple of hours. I take my shower at night and use the same soap as my wash face, in this case my soap bar isn’t soaking and dries nicely in a couple of hours. Recommend it overall.

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It seems to work.

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Tested it once and it seems good

Nice concept, a bit unclear how to pack the wet soap inside the case without making it wet on the outside.