TerraRight Sandbags - Extra Durable Empty Green Woven Polypropylene Sand Bags w/Ties, Max. UV Protection, 14" x 26" (20 Count)

This is to hold sand and I use it in my agility tunnel bags. Usually, those who have agility equipment place gravel in their tunnel bags and jump weight bags because it prevents water from getting into the sand and making the tunnel bags and jump weight bags more difficult to move. Instead of paying full price for sand, I chose to use playground sand, which was half price at the time. I decided to use flood control sandbags to keep the sand dry. For holding down jumps, I also use some cheap watertight grocery bags that I place the sandbags filled with sand into. As of yet, I have not experienced any water seeingping into my tunnel bags or cheap grocery bags to cause heavier bags.

Jillian Grimes

| Sep 01, 2020

Even though some of them got soaked with heavy rain during the hurricane season (thankfully, no major flooding took place), most were not damaged. There is one complaint I have, which is that the ties tend not to stay in place. Almost sliding off the tuft, the ties of the sandbags were slipping up when I lifted them. My ties are made of slippery material, and their location on the slippery sandbags is a bit messy. Therefore, they are not looking for a place to stay. If you really wanted to be extra creative and secure the ends with staples, you could do so.

Gracelyn O'Brien

| Dec 09, 2020

There is strength in these. In the case of these sandbags, we bought plastic bags of 50 pounds each of sand, and used the ties that came with the bags to close them.

Remy Shields

| Aug 22, 2020

Bags like these are my favorite. Excellent quality and I am sure they will last for a long time. In contrast, the white bags don't need to be held open while being filled with sand. We bought similar white bags as well, and tried to shovel sand into them. It IS necessary to hold these green bags open, or the sides are likely to collapse. It is therefore necessary for one person to hold the bag and the other to shovel. In addition, the white bags look extremely ugly when they're laid out, while the green bags blend well with their surroundings (we're using them as backstops for targets).

Emory NORTH

| Aug 06, 2020

I filled about 20 of them with sand mix from a bag that was falling apart and others with dirt rock mix as well as more As part of setting up a portable garage for the motorcycle in the winter, I will put in sand bags around it to keep it waterproof. There is something more appealing about the green color.

Kaydence Kane

| Nov 21, 2020

After ordering the item online, it arrived the next day. Everything was as advertised, which is why I chose to purchase it I believe at the price, I could have gotten a little more out of them, but I am happy with them for the length of time they will last for me.

Shay Johns

| Dec 20, 2020

As well as the other sand bags we already had, my son and I used these two bags. Although I can't comment on the durability, they were exactly what I would have expected and the sand was clearly able to hold a lot of weight. I'm confident we could have filled them up to 40 pounds (or even more) but I didn't test them. There was only a need for about 10 or so The weight of each bag is 15 pounds Still, there was a lot of space.

Teresa Fuller

| Mar 08, 2021

It seems they are very sturdy, and they have been out in the sun for around 6 weeks in July and August, and don't seem to be deteriorating. I like the ties because they work well and are far cheaper than other options. My experience with them has been excellent.

Cayson Santos

| Oct 04, 2020