Flood Water Barrier Sand Bags - 8Pcs Thickened Long Canvas Flood Protection Sandbags with Insert Buckle Reusable Quick Flood Barrier for Home Door Window Basement Garage Floor Flood Control - 11"x28"

We used them to hold down tarps that were attached w Velcro on aluminum frame patio. Easy to fill. Strong fabric/thickness . Love the handle it forms once closed making it functional. Unfortunately ants loved it to hide under them lol. We stored them in a shady place for now we don’t want to have to empty all this sand and start from scratch again lol.

I normally carry 4 sandbags in my 3500 to smooth out the ride a bit. The box store tube sand will ultimately rip and spill sand everywhere. Saw theses and said they're worth a try! Really nice stout product with a built in carring handle no less! Bargain.

These are very heavy duty sand bags and great for adding weight top the back of a pickup truck for traction in the snow. I usually buy new sand bags every couple of years because the "Big Box" Hardware store bags are made of plastic and don't hold, but with these I just poured the sand from my old bags directly into them, folded the top seal. They don't leak and look to hold well.I like them so much I'm ordering more!

I use sandbags to secure my lightweight plastic greenhouse. The bags degrade and there is sand everywhere. Got these canvas bags to replace them. So far, so good. We will see how long they last, but the do seem very sturdy.

The sack material is strong. The main seam stitching is weak and consists of only a single stitch. We're seeing an attrition rate of about 5% PER USE. And that's moderate handling. They're also fading in the sun very rapidly, which is not in and of itself a problem, but often indicative of cheap materials.These are probably overkill if you want to fill, set, and abandon sandbags. If you want to fill, set, move, and reuse bags, these aren't proving to be durable.

These bags feel really sturdy compared to the cheap ones I bought previously. I filled them with stones due to no more sand and nothing punctured through. I like the handle and secure closure. I will probably buy more and trash my old ones. I have not seen them in action due to the last hurricane not hitting us directly, so I don't know how they stop water. But, I do like them so far a lot.

I bought these to help hold down stands for my business. They were filled about 60% of what they should be. I was unloading them from my car and let go of the one pictured about10 inches from the ground and the seam split. Single stitch on the seams will not last if you move these around at all at full capacity. I am currently looking for replacements that will not break due to moving them. Avoid this brand if you are looking for durability or it holding the claimed capacity.

serve the purpose, recommend