Kumoya Dog Poop Bags Biodegradable 150 Bags Made from Corn Starch Dog Waste Bags with Dispenser -Extra Large, Extra Thick, Leak Proof Dog Poo Bags

Pros:I like that these bags claim to be corn starch (non-petroleum) and biodegradable (but I haven’t tested that yet). The bags seem just as durable as “regular” plastic bags. No odd smell that I can tell. Easy to use. Does the job.Cons:I don’t like that I was hoping for a blue dispenser and ended up with neon orange (oh well; I knew it would be a random color).I also notice this is a buck cheaper now than when I bought it ~3 months ago (Oh well; still a good deal.).Other:As I walk, a hard-plastic dispenser always CLICKS noisily against my hard-plastic retractable leash housing. I would probably get a quieter soft-side dispenser in the future. No fault of this product. Just FYI. :-/

Purchased this product because I will only buy poop bags that are compostable going forward. Did a lot of price comparison on Amazon and found these to be the best value. They're definitely durable - I have 2 dogs on the small/medium size and try to use 1 bag for both whenever possible - never had an issue with durability, never a ripped or broken bag. Highly recommend this product! The only thing I would change would be the option to purchase a refill box without a new bag holder since I don't need a new one each time I buy :)

These bags are fine if your dogs waste is firm, non-sticky and easy to pick up. However, if you dog's waste is soft, sticks to the grass or ground and requires you to pull some grass that has some dog waste, the bag may tear which may lead to dog waste on your hands. Double bag while picking up with soft stools or wear gloves or bring wipes or use another product. Also, difficult to open though no more harder than other dog waste bags I have purchased. Bought some Arm & Hammer bags from the local pet store as a "side by side" and they are actually similar except these are made from or with "corn starch". I most likely won't repurchase. If your dog's waste is consistently firm and easy to pickup, they are adequate, but if you dog's waste is mostly or occasionally soft & sticky I would get a more durable bag.

I have 2 dogs and hate using so many bags so like that these are biodegradable. There are probably cheaper options out there but this seems like a good brand.

I hooked the holder onto the dog leasch (sp) and it is so convenient and handy. Just pops out of the holder like Kleenex, tear off at end, use, toss, and another is ready for next time. Great to have something always handy and not have to run back into apartment to look for a plastic bag, which I prefer to use for collecting recycles.

These bags are made mostly of corn starch. The texture is more of a rubbery feel compared to most plastic poo bags. They do cost a little more but knowing that my great great great great grandkids won't have to deal with mountains of plastic bags filled with petrified dog poop is worth it.

Easy to use with the little dispenser. I turn them inside-out over my hand like a glove to pick up the poop, and they work fine for my Shih Tzu. I don't keep them around to make sure they're biodegradable, but I trust they are as advertised.

These work well! They're a little hard to open so i usually just tear them a little bit so I can easily separate the two sides. They have a different feel than plastic bags, but still feel slightly plasticy.

We've had a dog now for almost 2 years and have always felt uncomfortable with the ecological impact of his poop bags. We bought AmazonBasics bags for awhile but eventually started to look around for more environmentally friendly alternatives. I first landed on "Eco" branded bags only to discover that while the packaging they came in was recyclable and the individual rolls were cardboard... the bags themselves were no better.I then stumbled on these bags from Kumoya. They too come in the cardboard box and have cardboard rolls, but the bags themselves are made of Corn Starch! You can feel the difference immediately in their texture and they feel like they have a bit of 'stretch' to them.Thus far, though... they have worked perfectly. Hard poops picked up from the grass? Check. Hard poops picked up on gravel? Check. Soft poops picked up on grass? Check. Soft poops picked up on gravel? Check.I will continue to buy these. Recommended.

In short, good product, doesn't biodegrade while you are picking up the dog poo. I didn't let it sit in grass to see how long it takes either.If you toss the bag with poo in your trash bin at home, even if you sealed the bag air tight, the poo smell ends up going through somehow.If this was a commercial, I would be that overly happy guy so proud of picking up my dog's dropping. Not only would I be proud but I would look like I am having the absolute time of my life. Who wouldn't want to pickup dog droppings.If you have a dog, buy this and dispose of things properly. Don't be one of those horrible humans who don't pickup after their pets or better yet, pick up and leave the poo bag in some random person's lawn.

These bags are surprisingly durable despite how thin and light they are, and considering the fact that they are biodegradable. They separate easily from the roll and are a breeze to open too!The dispenser that came with mine was red, in the shape of a bone, and had a little clip. It twists open easily and is easy to reload. Overall, it's pretty worth it for the price, in my opinion.

Maybe I was sent the wrong product. It is not extra large, it is not extra thick. It is not as thick as any of the other bags I have ever used. Does not stop the odour coming out even when double bagging the waste. Very difficult to open, possibly because the plastic is so thin. I won't be buying this product again.

The bags rip fairly easily when you go to separate them from the roll. Haven’t had one rip while I’m using it, thank goodness, but it does make me nervous. However, I do really like the fact they are biodegradable, since I felt pretty guilty about the amount of plastic waste generated by poop-scooping!