Grizzly Polystyrene, Poly Styrene beads, balls, fill to fill The Grizzly LARGE Camera Bean Bag, Photography & Video Bean Bag, Camera Support, Camera Sandbag, Camera Beanbag, Spotting Scope Support

Very Difficult to work with you put them inside the container that you want them in and they fly right back out and cling to your hands clean to your hair they don’t wanna stay put there like a little magnets just want to do their own thing I guess you got to be a talented to use it and I am not

Nice product my only complaint is that there is not enough in the package to quite fill the Large Grizzly bag

I was tentative when ordering these beads because several of the more critical reviews said that these beads were impossible to put into the Grizzly bag. I bought a bag of beads to go with the large Grizzly Camera Bean Bag I ordered and was dreading having to fill the bag because of the reviews. Turns out, it wasn't bad at all. I didn't actually even follow the instructions that came with the beads. Instead, I cut the top corner of the bag of beads (about 2 inches), and stuck the open end of the bag into my camera bag and slowly shook the beads into the bag. Sometimes they would stop up at the opening, but a few light shakes and some packing in between got all of the beads into my large bag without the static mess that everyone complains about. My only thought after putting all of the beads into the bag was that it did feel a little too light. I was worried that it might blow away if used in environments with high winds (boat, hikes, etc.). To add a bit of weight, I took two small ziploc snack baggies (half the size of the standard sandwich bags), put a cup and a half of rice into each baggie, and put them in the two ends of the bag to add a little weight. I just didn't want to throw the rice in there without an enclosure because if I wanted to remove the rice AND the beads, then I might have a nightmare on my hands. Hopefully the ziploc will stay sealed when I use the bag in the field. I guess I could have sealed the bag with duck tape but by the time I thought of it I didn't want to bother taking them back out. My recommendation is to put the weight in the ziploc baggies in before you fill the rest of the bag with the beads, because stuffing the ziploc with the beads already in there was a bit tricky (and risked undoing my easy fill of the beads).

Expensive! Need more than two bags for my bean bag. Tiny pellets will crush with a good weight. There is a sheet inside the bag informing you that you may have bought the wrong fill-too late. Fill instructions are unnecessarily complicated.

Polystyrene beads work but are too light weight though I used it successfully shooting from a car window with a Canon 7D mkII with a 400 f2.8. The styrene is very light weight, though.

The Bean Bag is well made. I ordered the polystyrene beads because I had to eliminate as much weight as possible. After filling the Bean Bag about 1/2 full I unloaded the Bean Bag and decided to go at it a bit differently. I loaded a quart-size zipper lock bag as full as possible and stuffed it in the larger side of the Bean Bag. I loaded a second quart-size zipper lock bag a bit less than 1/2 full and stuffed it in the smaller side of the Bean Bag. Then I filled up the remaining space with lose pellets as much as possible and closed the Bean Bag. The Bean Bag has firm support, little fill movement and weighs a total of 4 oz. Perfect!!

I bought these for my daughter's slime making. These are too big. It is definitely not the right size. And the cost is pretty high for the size of the bag. I would NOT buy these again!

Beads appear to be of good quality, however, there was not enough to fill the grizzly bag. Bag seems to be filled about 80%.