10 Pack FIBC Bulk Bag,Flexible Bulk Bags 1.5 Ton Bag, 35"L x 35"W x 43"H, 3300lbs SWL, Duffle Top Flat Bottom Heavy Duty, Woven Polypropylene Bags

Works exactly like it should

Bags are exactly what I hoped they would be. Although the dimensions as listed seemed smaller than what I needed, I was pleased to find their capacity more than ample. The construction is heavy duty and the straps are very robust. Perfect for what I need.

Needed something hefty to haul yard waste and these bags seemed up for it. Out of the box they’re huge and feel tough. Loaded one with branches and some broken pavers. The top cinched and didn’t budge with a full load. Flat bottom keeps it stable while filling which is a plus. Been dragging them around the yard with the tractor and they’re holding strong so far. Only catch is they’re a bit stiff to fold back up when empty, takes some maneuvering. For the price and two-pack deal it’s a solid pickup, just wish they collapsed easier.

strong and easy to use!

I was super excited to get these in the mail, they looked great and were a great price. I was looking for a grain bag, one that looks exactly as this one. I have a few others and they are incredibly durable and long lasting. These, on the other hand, are so easy to rip it's not even funny. Barely pulling on different locations on it, it ripped. It did such like it was paper thin! I'm really disappointed. Might be good for super basic use, like maybe putting blankets inside during a move or something. Even then, still would probably rip. I would be astonished to see one of these I bought to hold a full load of grain. Not a bad size, but it didn't hold up, performing horribly.

First things first—don’t be misled by the Amazon listing. There’s a 2-pack option, but the one I ordered was for a single bag. That said, this thing is a beast.I set it up on a wood pallet to clear brush and debris, then repurposed it as a composting base on our farm. It’s massive, tough, and built to haul serious weight. The polypropylene fabric is strong as an ox—sturdy enough to handle rough use, but not invincible against long-term sun exposure or harsh weather. Still, given the affordability, its practical lifespan is well worth it.My dear husband took one look at it and decided it could double as a survival tent if flipped upside down—or if you have two, a tent and a rainfly. And if you're in the safari animal adoption business? Well, congratulations, you've just found the perfect oversized bag for your pet purse hippo.Jokes aside, this is a workhorse of a bag with serious hauling power, making it a fantastic tool for farm work, construction, or industrial use. It won’t last forever, but while it does, it’ll take on just about anything you throw at it.

Ok, so I am going to use this and more like it to grow composting worms and produce worm castings: Vermiculture. Black gold for the garden! These bags are perfect. Huge volume. Start at the bottom with worms and worm food, work your way to the top and you have a giant bag of magic for the vegetable garden.I had two concerns- 1) does the bag breathe? Yes, it's a woven product and it allows for the passage of air but the weave is tight enough to not let any particles through. YaaaY! 2) Are there any chemicals on the plastic or polyester or polyethylene or whatever it is made of that will poison my worms? I don't think so, (can't smell anything) but I will wash the bag inside and out with Dawn dish soap (cuts grease and chemicals fantastically!) and a scrub brush and anything that's there will be gone. I will place each bag on a platform with castors in order to toole it around the shop to wherever I need it.Some of these reviews have expressed concerns with the bags not being UV resistant. My bags will always be inside a warehouse and never go outside in the sun, so that's not a problem for me. I imagine that limited exposure to sunlight would be fine but you should never leave them outside for days or weeks at a time as few things can survive that. I highly recommend this bag!

I use bags of this type to haul sawdust, straw, etc. for bedding and mulching. The straps can suspend the bag from pallet forks on a skidsteer or tractor.This particular bag is made of slightly lighter weight woven plastic material than others I have. However, the handle straps extend all the way around the bottom of the bag in a crisscross that adds support for the load.I'm not a fan of the top flap design, but it might be useful to some people.My major complaint is the extremely poor quality control on the stitching. The stitches are extremely widely spaced to begin with, and they are sewn in a haphazard way in multiple places. The thread tension on the stitching machine was obviously out of balance between needle and bobbin, leaving messes of big loops of thread. Not only does it look terrible, but it also doesn't bode well for the product's durability.