The only set on this shelf that publishes a cube size
Amazon Essentials NB25060, 4-piece medium set
The only set in this hub to publish a cube dimension — four identical medium cubes that stack rather than nest.
One listing in the American half of this hub publishes the size of its cubes, and this is it: 13.75 by 9.75 by 3 inches, each, with all four the same. That single line answers the second thing the introduction to this page compares. A set described as small, medium and large tells you nothing about whether it will nest inside the case on your floor; two of these side by side are 19.5 in across, and you can settle the question with a tape measure before you spend anything.
The rest of the build is quietly sensible rather than impressive. A webbing handle on every cube, so a full cube comes out of a packed case by the handle instead of the zip. Finished interior seams, which is where a cube frays from the inside out, unseen. Machine washable, and 100 per cent polyester named in the maker’s own description. It was sold as Amazon Basics and the listing says so rather than hoping nobody notices.
The two things it does not do are compression and range. “Reinforced double zipper pulls” means two pulls on one track — one of three phrases on this shelf, alongside “double way zipper” twice, that describe a single zip and read like the second compression track the buying tip asks for. And four identical cubes stack in layers rather than nesting into corners, which suits packing by category and leaves a pair of socks and a bulky jumper sharing the same three inches of depth. There is no shoe bag, no laundry bag and no toiletry bag, where sets at this price on this shelf include three or four of them.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: $17 at the American Amazon shop.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-07. The live price is at the top of the page.
What travelers ask
Why does publishing the cube size matter so much?
Because it is the question this hub asks second and almost nobody answers. The introduction to this page compares whether a set's stated sizes are consistent enough to nest predictably inside a given case — and a size name does not tell you that. At 13.75 by 9.75 by 3 in, two of these cubes side by side are 19.5 in across, which either fits the inside of your case or does not, and you can find out with a tape measure before you buy. Eight of the nine sets in the American half of this hub publish no dimension at all.
Do four identical cubes work?
They stack rather than nest, and that is a different way of packing rather than a worse one. A graduated set fills the awkward corners of a case; four cubes of one size fill a case in layers, and every cube behaves the same, so you learn once how much a cube holds. What it will not do is deal with the extremes — a pair of socks and a bulky jumper get the same 3 in of depth — and this is a medium set, so the cubes are sold by size and the choice is which size to buy.
Is "reinforced double zipper pulls" a compression feature?
No. It describes two pulls on one zip track, reinforced where they attach. A compression cube has two separate tracks, the second of which pulls the lid down after the first has closed it. This is one of three phrases on this shelf — with "double way zipper" twice over — that each describe a single track and each read, at a glance, like the second zip this shelf's buying tip asks you to confirm.
