Sandbaggy - Heavy Duty Empty Sandbags For Flooding (14" X 26") - Poly Sand Bags For Flood Barrier, Weight, Construction, Earth Bag Homes - Reusable, UV Resistant - Tie Strings Attached (30 Bags)

Seem plenty strong. Similar to ones I saw in the Army. Have ties. Using them to support rifles on a shooting bench. Working fine for that.

Great sandbags, will buy more in the future. Happy to have chosen this product.

I love these sandbags, as simple as they are, the are so useful for my needs. I have used them as the foundation for my irrigation valve boxes in my utility trenches, I use them as water catchment to slow water flow downhill to help slow erosion. I have ordered 100 bags at a time, I just ordered my 3 box of 100 bags. Thanks, Joe R in Texas.

they seem very sturdy but really won’t know for a while , see what the sun does to them

Just what I needed... Would like longer bags maybe 13x30 would have been more convenient... but these will work... Wondering if the UV protection will work... time will tell...

Excellent quality. Easy to use.

Recommend, absolutely tough, long lasting.

Even though this is a good quality product, it is not 98% waterproof as described. When I filled bag up with water to test, it leaked like a sieve around the sewn seams.

Aún es pronto para decir que tan buenas son. Por lo pronto se nota que son resistentes, no dejan pasar el agua y traen cintas flexibles que facilitan el amarre. Cómo consejo usen guantes al momento de amarrar muchos sacos pues las cintas alcanzan a cortar un poco los dedos. Hasta el momento puedo decir que fue una buena compra

Strong with tie top, did the job

This sandbag outlasts the white bags that typical sandbags are sold in. This pack of bags will last for a few years because I get more than a year out of each bag.

Perfect for trenches and bunkers.

Purchased these bags and filled with screening rather than sand. Yes, it is courser than sand but it is what we had. This review has been written after having them outside and exposed for 1 year. We filled them as much as we could. Attached ties worked well with no breaks. They have definitely deteriorated from the sun and elements but they are ready to face another spring thaw/flash flood and are all intact. Most were not moved from the original spot we put them in. A few were moved and they held up. Again, this is after being outside for 1 full year. Yes, I would purchase them again even though it is obvious they have a limited life span. Better and cheaper than facing water damage. UPDATE in year 3 of using. We started storing these under our deck out of the sunshine and they are still holding up quite well. We just pulled them out and used them with latest storm and they instantly redirected the water and protected our house. Suggest you don't overfill so you can get a good grip on tied up area when handling them. Ties that are provided are holding up well and none have ripped. Pleasantly surprised with how well they are holding up after 3 years.