Jumbulk & Secbolt FIBC Bulk Bag, U Panel One 1 Ton Bag, Sand Bag, 35"L x 35"W x 35"H, 180 Gallons, 2200lbs SWL, Open Top Flat Bottom, Woven Polypropylene Bags Pack of (10)

I bought two of these bulk bags to help with moving cacao pods from the orchard to the place we begin the first steps to turn the cacao into chocolate. I was a bit leery of any cloth bag being able to handle the weight. While the bag full of cacao pods does not come close to the claimed 1 ton capacity of the bags, the load in a single bag weighs about 800 lb. and that was handled easily. We do not have a forklift so we ran a 3/8" chain through the loop handles, and then attached that chain to chain hooks on a tractor's front end loader. That worked well for lifting and moving. The included photo shows a bag with pods that has been loaded on a trailer to be hauled to the processing point. The two bags made such an improvement in efficiency of our harvesting processes that we have ordered two more of these bags. Because they do not claim to be U/V protected the bags might deteriorate fairly quickly if left exposed to sunlight, but with our system they will be exposed to the sun for only several hours every few weeks when actually harvesting.

These bags are really well made; used them for demo work on a house rehab. Definitely fit way more than I could lift by hand...would probably be great for outside work...a set of forks on a small tractor would work very nicely.

Filled with split firewood. Works great to store and easy to load in a pickup with a forklift. No signs of puncture or damage from the sharp corners and the weight of a fully loaded bag.

I've used this once, and it was fantastic. I used it to put 10 bags from my leaf mulcher vs my previous lawn bag that only held 3 mulched bags. It was easy to drag and reduced my trips. It's well worth the price.

Bought 3 bags. Using for brush and garden cuttings (used once for 1/3 load sand). Large enough size to fit a lot but not too big when full to be handled alone. Got a bit smaller construction bag from lowes years ago that is many times stronger but no longer available (still in use with no holes after dozens of loads). After 3 full load uses holes appearing on bottom, I think dragging on gravel caused the holes. If you are loading with sharp items will not last. Would buy again because tougher ones not available, just know dragging on concrete and gravel will cause holes.

We use these bags only and primarily for our slug bags. We've tried several types to find one that worked good for a decent price.

Great for job...to transport gravel and sand and avoid getting bed of truck dirty.

These bags last a long time and easy to handle.been using them for years now