SandbaggyHeavy Duty Empty Sandbags For Flooding (14" X 26") - Poly Sand Bags - Flood Barrier, Weight, Construction, Earth Bag Homes - Reusable, UV Resistant - Tie Strings Attached (100 Bags)

These sandbags are awesome. I used (am using) them to store some extra pipe-bed gravel left over from a window well drain project. Then, I needed to hold down a temporary plastic tarp during a rain storm; I tossed on the gravel-filled sandbags; done. Then, I needed temporary rain runoff barriers; I placed the gravel-filled sandbags to divert the flow; done. Then I climbed on, kneeled on, stepped on, and kicked the sandbags; they are holding still. Just open the bag, fill it up, and go.

Great sandbags. We used these for weighting down some equipment racks. Usually sandbags self destruct in the sun after 3-4 months. We turned these over after 6 mths and they are still strong after 12mths

WELL MADE EASY TO USE

As advertised, except for quantity. Commented Amazon re: the two missing bags and was offered the return of all bags or a $4 refund when I stated that I didn't want to return them, that I justed wanted the two missing bags. I was assured of the refund but never received it.

The price is to high if you are wanting 100 of them, but they are good quality and lasted over a year while others I have had lasted only a few months in the sunshine. I will buy more but wish they were not so hi priced.

If you were hesitant to purchase these bags…! Get them! We purchased ours two years ago and thankfully we haven’t had to use them. As we brace for a possible Cat 3 (Hurricane Milton) in the coming days we brought our sandbags out of our bins just in case. As anyone living in Florida knows, the state provides free sandbags but the car lines are LONG and you’re limited to how many you can get. You can sit there for hours until they run out and turn you away. I suggest getting your sandbags and purchasing sand from Ace Hardware store! Be sure to purchase the right type of sand though.

You know the kids today, what with their hula hoops and rock ‘n roll music, always wanting the latest fancy bauble to give them that little burst of dopamine. Back in my day, we had canvas sandbags and, by golly, we liked it!But no... canvas sandbags aren’t good enough for Johnny Tweetgram and Suzy Instachat.Today, they want better, faster stronger— and on that, this product delivers.Lighter than canvas, while remaining strong, with good UV resistance so they don’t immediately fall apart when they leave their parents’ basement, and far less expensive than traditional bags make these a no-brainer.Are they going to help you raise your workout game and get you those sweet extra gains? Not unless you’re lifting bags of sand.Are they going to fix your aging dog’s uncontrollable incontinence? Nope.Are they going to help you ace the LSAT (you’ve got it this time!)? What? What are you doing in my living room? Get that microphone out of my face!NO! These are sand bags. They’re pieces of material wrapped onto themselves and left open at one end in order to allow them to contain sand.In a pinch, they might also serve to contain other aggregate material, such as gravel up to a sensible size, styrofoam peanuts, actual peanuts or synthetic peanuts.They’re not good at helping you ace your latest Quantum Physics exam, but they’re pretty reliable when it comes to holding sand/other similar aggregate in a vaguely bag-like form.

I’m using these to hold down my row covers for gardening thru winter. The quality of the bags is good however, my package was short two bags and I already filled all of them with sand. So it will be a hassle to return. Being short by two bags may seem petty but when you’re trying to run a small business on a budget, every penny counts.