EMART Heavy Duty Sandbag,Weight Bags Photo Studio Saddlebag Design for Photography Stand Light Tripod, Outdoor Patio, Sports, Photo Sets, Film Sets, Live Productions-(Black-4 Packs)

The media could not be loaded. This black sandbag is as simple as it gets—but that’s what makes it great! It’s sturdy, stays put, and does exactly what you need without any drama.Needed it to stop my furniture from blowing around the balcony as I live high up in an area next to the river.No leaks, no fuss, just a solid, reliable sandbag that gets the job done every time.

Great for hanging over our swing seat. They come with several plastic bags for you to fill with gravel or sand and then you can put them in the pouch. And it has 2 good zips on each pouch.

Very well made bags, strong and well stitched. I filled them with white pebbles from the hardware store which was less messy than sand.

You don't drop a light on a client!These are good, well priced items. I normally buy sacks of sand from a builder's merchant/DIY centre to fill them with, ideally dried in the sun before use. The ziplock bags that these come with make filling easy enough, a small trowel helps. Typically they load up to around 7kg with sand though sometimes I make a couple a bit lighter to be used as boom weights.

Worked very well I just filled with water & so far no prob some of zips can be a problem

Great for weighing down in strong winds

Plastic bags are sent right at the top of everything, and mine came with a slit, presuming someone had opened their parcel with a sharp knife and returned it before it got sent to me?Secondly, when zipping the bags up, 3 out of 4 were ok, hence the 3 stars, but when I got to the the last bag, it freyed apart and the zip came clean off making it unusable.

On unpacking you have 4 bags individual and neatly folded with 8 large zip lock clear plastic bags. On unpacking the material feels quality, and well stitched. I bought a 23kg bag of washed builders sand to fill these bags up with, thinking I could have bought a smaller sand bag, however I could have done with a 30kg bag as these 4 bags ate it up, so I have 3 very heavy bags and 1 not so heavy bag until I fill it up, so each side of each bag holds between 2.5kg to 3.kg in each pouch making 1 bag weigh between 5kg to 6.5kg each approx. I was going to buy diving weight shot, but that would of worked out at £10.00 per bag for 4kgs, so the builders sand is a much better and budget friendly option, so don't buy a small bag of sand under 23kgs, as you will need more if you want your bags full to the brim as I have done.