4-Pack Photography Sandbag Sand Bags Saddlebag

Well made, robust ballast bags. For the 4 pack I used one large bag of Wickes Kiln Dried Sand, filling each ballast bag around half full, laying them out to remove the air and placing them into the nylon pouches folding over the top of the plastic sand holder. The nylon bags come complete with a clip and a bar reinforces the area under the handle. Perfect for lighting stands, tripods, anything that requires some additional weight. Highly recommended.

I bought these to anchor down a screen outside and they do the job very well. I probably put too much sand in them to begin with but they do the job and I could also use them on out gazebo.

Used them for weighting light stands during a photoshoot. Easy to manoeuvre and provided a sense of safety.

Not used them on a shoot yet, but they seem well made, and the perfect size/weight. The don't come with ballast, so you'll need to fill them with sand or gravel. I decided to use smooth pebbles, to avoid the risk of sand spilling out or sharp gravel wearing through the lining/sides. One 25l bag of Scottish pebbles was exactly the right amount - just wash and dry them: job done! I bought these on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01HO3VGLW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

rather than send it back I cut the zip at the end of each broken bag and refitted the zip handle. PS: you will need to go to B&Q and buy a bag of builder sand, works well and great for a tripod or light stand weight to keep your equipment from blowing over.

The best things I have bought to hold my garden three seater swing down hasn’t moved since I started using them lovely not to have to keep picking the swing up but I don’t know what the clips are for

Not sure you want these to be lightweight!? Having 4 bags does make them easy to handle though. Simple to use. Fill the plastic bag and insert into the fabric bag. Zip, clip and go. Sand required!

Items look good, though not used yet. PP Bags were not delivered