DURASACK Heavy Duty Home and Yard Bags 48-Gallon Reusable Self-Standing Lawn and Leaf Bags Garbage Can with Reinforced Handles, Green

Wow.. it's huge and great and durable and strong and practical. I put it over my head to fully expand to size lol. It's worth every penny too...it even has handles on both ends ...truly remarkable!

I have purchased four of these bags. The bags work great for taking leaves to the city compost site. It is large enough to hold a lot of leaves and small enough to fit in the back of my SUV. It is also sturdy so the leaves can be compressed without ripping the bag. It has handles on the bottom so you do not drop the bag in the compost bin when emptying the leaves.

I have to admit, I gave this the big test to see how well it would hold up. Threw everything in the yard I had into it. Did great. And it held a ton of stuff. Leaves, branches, twigs, stems with thorns...if it was in the yard I tossed it in. Check. Dragged easily across the lawn. Light and easy. Check. Could pack it up and store it. Check. Also dragged it across bricks. Okay. Also dragged it across the driveway - knowing - that that wasn't really part of the description for it. Actually it did well. One tiny hole which won't stop me or it. So! This is the real deal. Heavy duty. But because it starts out being "light" (think of the bins, pull wagons, barrels, etc. that start out heavy and then you add weight to them) it's a winner!

Bought several of these to bags to bag and transport grass clippings to the dump. The 48 gallon size is ideal for grass catchers off riding mowers and push mowers. These bags are very robust, have multiple carry handles and can be folded and tucked away after the grass has stopped growing and all the leaves have been hauled away. These are inexpensive alternatives to the large rubber tubs used by professional landscapers. Very pleased as to cost, quality and convenience.

I'm very happy with my purchase of my Durasack 48-gallon yard waste bag. It's very sturdy and well-made. It stays open which makes it easy to fill, and it can be filled much more weight than I'm able to carry! I used to purchase those round (collapsible) garden totes, but I've now been converted to these heavy duty bags!

Got this to hold recycling items in the garage during the week to minimize trips to the outside bin. It’s working so well and it holds a ton. Perfect for this use. It stands up on its own so it’s very easy to toss things in.

I use mine as a bag for my job doing apartment garbage collection, and picked this one out specifically on account of having a shoulder strap.It's not bad; the straps are convenient (though not super comfortable: I cushioned mine with tubes of rubber insulation), and the hand straps are decently long, enough that a wide load won't make it impossible to hold even in one hand. It can open fairly wide, though it's best filled up resting on the ground so it can fully expand. There's no wire bracing to keep it open, so you do need to spread it open, though the lack of bracing does make rolling/folding it up fairly easy. It fits perfectly well in my truck's toolbox.The material is a bit on the thin side: even mild abrasion from bumping against concrete stairs or poking from the edges of boxes is liable to tear small holes, though the bag still holds together and hasn't ripped. There's a thin membrane that keeps it together where the thicker material's been damaged, and it's fairly trivial to patch it with tape.Overall, it's a decent light duty bag, and while it's not perfect, it's hard to argue with the price. If you want it for yard work or lightweight storage, it's solid. If you want it for heavier stuff, it'll do, but with a bit of caution.

We use this for lawn clippings since our area doesn’t have green waste service yet. What? In 2024?!?! Anyway the straps are strong because I have to drag it around when it’s full because it so heavy. It looks like it should last quite a while without breaking. I’ll let you know in a follow up.