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I had to move about 12,000 lbs of brick from my mother’s yard. I was skeptical that these would hold up, and even more skeptical when I received them since they were very light weight. However I loaded about 2000 lbs of brick on a pallet for rigidity and lifted the load with a front loader. Everything held up including the move over 600 feet of rough ground. One of the six loads shifted and the pallet ripped hole through the material but it didn’t tear. Well worth the price.

Excellent product

This might be made for industry but as a home owner there are hundreds of uses for this bag. The straps make it easy to fill and carry or hang to help clean up and keep organized. Whether for yard work or storing items, this is a great solution. It is stronger than you’ll need and packs up small when not in use. You’ll find so many uses that you’ll want more than one. This is a great buy!

The 2-ton bag is incredibly sturdy and versatile, making it perfect for various farm tasks. It’s easy to store, but be cautious if lifting it manually, as it becomes heavy fast. Highly recommend it for anyone with the right equipment to handle it!

When I use to work at a local utility, we used bags similar to these. We used them to ship out hazmat material, typically contaminated dirt from old electrical transformer spills. The bags would be filled and then placed on pallets, and then forklifted onto a truck. These days as a retiree my needs are different, yet I can still find uses for them, such as.I placed one of these bags on a sheet of plywood that I dragged around the yard with my mower and filled it with leaves, thus allowing me to make one trip to empty the bag versus several. I also used the bags to help my granddaughter move recently, as she had sixty trash bags of clothes (I'm serious). They were all stuffed into my two bags with a little help and hoisted onto my truck. These are just two uses for the bags. Use your imagination and I’m sure you can come up with many, many more.In respect to the material these bags are made of would be to compare them to bags of feed that you get for farm animals, except these bags are many times thicker. The material is pliable and uniform in thickness throughout. The bottom is no thicker than the sides. The wrap around straps are made of a heavier material and appear to have a slightly different weave. And although the bags are built very well, I would be hesitant to load it with rigid material such as branches etc, as they can poke through its side.In the past I’ve seen bags similar to this that came with a plastic liner, similar to an oversized trash bag. This made the bags waterproof and kept liquids from leaking out or rain from getting in. The bags I tested did not come with a liner, which may or may not be an issue for you. Although I do believe the tight weave of the bag's material would offer some resistance to moisture. Each bag is capable of being closed by bunching up the topper material and tying it off similar to a trash bag.Some manufacturers include a cardboard liner to give the bag shape and this also allows for it to be self standing while loading, the bags I’m reviewing don’t have a cardboard liner, which makes it more challenging to load. Yet it’s still doable depending on what and how you're loading.Pay attention to the weight of the material you place in the bag. The bags are capable of holding a lot, volume wise, and this is easy to judge. The weight is another matter. Material such as dirt can be very heavy yet take up only a small portion of the bag's volume.In all, I'm happy with these bags. They fit MY needs and they appear to be constructed very well. Used for their intended purposes and within its weight parameters it should last for years.

Warning, you can easily put too much weight in these bags and then not be able to lift them for your use! lolReally great very sturdy. Kind of feel like IKEA bag material if you're familiar with that. we use them to keep firewood closer to the house than our regular stack, but with the material of these bags, it keeps it dry and easy to carry back-and-forth from the stacks to the house.I've gotten in the habit of lining my metal cart with one of these bags to move things around the yard and lift them out easier but word of warning, they hold much more weight than one can carry!I can see how they would also be incredibly useful for green waste if you're pruning a garden or cleaning up an area. I would definitely recommend for the right project.

I'm fortunate enough to live in a city that has a free transfer station where I can bring my all of my yard debris. I have a large yard that generates copious leaves, weeds, branches, clippings, and other earthy detritus. I'm at that transfer station at least once a week and sometimes I have up to five barrels in a load.The problem is i drive a hatchback! The barrels only fit horizontally, and even though I cover the tops with plastic bags and have a car liner, there's always a mess in the car when I return.But now I have these WONDERFUL bags and everything fits in the car easily! They're truly massive, and strong. I could probably put about 5 barrels of material in each of them (although then they would be too heavy to lift). The have inner flaps that keep everything secure, and I can fold them over themselves in case it rains before I can get them to the dump, keeping the contents nice and dry.The straps are super-reinforced and the materials itself seems very durable. I'm not entirely sure what the ties are for (like, where do they tie? How am I supposed to use them?) but that's not really important.Another great feature is I can simply flip them inside out and hose them down to clean them, so they're always fresh.I've lived here for almost a decade and now I'm FINALLY using the RIGHT tool to keep my yard clean!