JERIA 6-Pack 72 Gallons Reusable Garden Waste Bags with 4 Handles,Lawn Pool Garden Heavy Duty Waste Bag for Loading Leaf,Trash,Yard Waste Bags (H30" X D26")

I ordered these 132 gallon bags last fall for the annual leaf roundup. They are terrific. They stand up well, the handles are in just the right places and sturdy. They store compactly, transport well and made my life much easier. Even when packed full of leaves, they were very easy to handle and move. They could be carried or slid across the grass to the next pile of leaves. Really do like these a lot. I would absolutely recommend these for yard waste and leaves. This is one of my better buys to make life easier.

These are bigger than i anticipated, which is great. They come with plastic rim trim to keep the bags shape and makes it easier to fill up. The only issue I have with the plastic trim, is thats it's hard to thread through the rim of the bag. It took some time. Otherwise, a great bag for the fall cleanup! Which is why I bought it. It also has handles in each side to make it eaaier to carry with a friend. The material seems durable. Do not leave them outside because the elements will break down the bag material.Excellent price and recommend buying these. This will be easier then using plastic bags. Save the enviroment. These also would be great for the beach used as a cooler.

These are great! I have been needing more yard waste storage. Basically had to toss my last bags, but they were sturdier. It doesn't really matter that much as the desert sun destroys them, so glad to have several and back ups. Not sure if these last the same amount of time as the previous ones (1-1.5 yrs). I expect they will.If all you do is use for leaves, grass, and light clippings, it will be a great addition! Esp if you don't live in high heat or anything. I imagine in the case of normal people they would last a good, long time.I will add that aside from the stuff and that keeps things open, I also appreciate the handles at the bottom for when you need to dump it out. Also handy for having several carrying options (say, it's full of branches and you don't wanna poke your eye out)

We live in an area where trees drop their leaves. We take them up and drive them over to a facility that composts them. For years I have been using those "little" paper leaf bags, stand about 3 foot tall, probably 18x24 inch base. Can fit about a dozen in my truck, go dump and reuse. Then I got a few slightly larger reusable ones, similar to these but hold about the same amount as the paper ones. When I saw these I just had to get them. They are huge, I fit about 4 in my truck, packed in tight. They are too tall for my camper top, have to tuck them in. But wow! You lay them down and can take a huge pile of leaves in. Once you stand them up and pack them down a bit (a smaller child dropped into the bag can really smash them down), you can fit even more. If you use a bagger on a push mower, like I do, bag, after bag after bag can go into these huge bags. They are a bit difficult to lift into the back of a truck, but are more awkward than heavy, so that same smaller child can help you load.I don't know for sure how many hours these saved me this fall, but certainly hours saved. And since they are reusable, time after time, the time saved will be year after year. They are just inexpensive tarp type plastic, so dragging them may wear them out at some point, but should be good for many years of leaves and yard cleaning before they wear out. They are huge, much faster and easier than those smaller paper bags.

I've had these bags for juuuuust under a year now. They worked fairly well for the first three months or so, but then the tears in the bags started and they didn't stop coming. At this point, the bottom handles have ripped off three of them completely and the other three partially. Same for the top handles. The tops have almost ripped off two completely and the bottom seam popped off one, leaving a sad, flapping useless bag behind.For the price, pretty decent, but know you're not getting a long-term solution.

These work well.

They are big and a bargain. Lots of yard waste to collect and these are a Godsend.

Which defeats the purpose of getting these bags. Who buys bags, puts plant debris in them, and then takes them indoors? I bought these to "save the environment" by not using so many paper lawn bags. These bags disintegrated after two months of usage. They rip and tear easily if left outside. If you plan to use them, then clean them out, fold them and bring them inside right away - then...maybe they'll last a bit - but for me they split very quickly.