Glad Large 30 Gallon Trash Bags, Unscented Heavy Duty Garbage Bags, Forceflex with Drawstring, 50 Count (Packaging May Vary)

Love these bags! I love them so much that I have had them in auto order in the past. They are sturdy, do not leak and my favorite thing is they are easy to tear part from the roll! I would keep buying them just for that part!

I now refuse to buy any other trash bags. They hold up really well and don’t tear! Also the tying strings are very strong as well. They are not scented which I love but they do contain your trash smell

Update from after they changed the bags to the two layer bags.I was alerted by another customer that the bags on the page changed, and she scared me away from trying the new version so much I bought the Hefty bags. Well, I am back. I did not like those, they are stiff, but they slash through easy and I did not like the smell. I looked again into glad bags, and realized that they did not get thinner. They are now two layers. Each of the two is thinner, but together they make for a stronger bag. It works just like when the cashier at the grocery store double-bags your heavy milk cartons.I used up a smaller box of this new dual defense variety and went back on amazon to buy the bigger box. They work the same as the old ones. They are strong and do not rip under normal conditions. I like how stretchy they are. The outside layer is white, inside layer is black. The bags look gray from the outside as the black shows from under the white. It looks black from the inside, and you cannot see gray when it is in the garbage can in the kitchen.Original review:Those are my favorite bags. I use them in my regular size kitchen garbage can, because it is black and I do not like how white bags show when used inside of trash cans. And I do not like to use clear bags - who wants to see the garbage? So, black it is. I like that the bags are bigger than the can since I never have any problems closing the bags and can fit a pizza box or something extra that would not fit into the can and waits for its turn behind the can.Forceflex bags are truly tough, they can stretch around items instead of tearing, and the red ribbon inside is thick and attached securely, too, so it stays where it supposed to be, and I do not get any nasty surprises on my way to the outside bin, and my trash collectors never have to pick up fallen garbage from the road, too.

These are great quality heavy duty bags. Strong and holds a ton of lawn clippings and leaves, no fear of them breaking before getting them to the curb. Will definitely be buying them again, and highly recommend!

These work very well. I didn’t realize how big they were. But they are flex and that’s what I need. Price was great when I purchased them. They haven’t broken on me at all.

It's actually pretty hard to find extra large trash bags that are not for leaves or outside stuff. These are normal forceflex kitchen bags, we used to use them for our 13 gallon can but upgraded to a giant trash can because we have lots of trash and live in an apartment (and have to bring our trash down 4 flights of stairs, no chutes or pickup). These are exactly like the smaller forceflex bags but seem less inclined to rip. However! They still rip if anything even barely snags on the plastic. It's super annoying - even the most dull corners and edges of soft things manage to rip these bags. It seems to have gotten worse in the past couple of years though so may update this review if the bags continue to decline in quality. But they do hold a fair amount, and I feel like the plastic drawstring is better suited to heavy weights vs the 13 gallon bags. I haven't had any issue with the drawstring or opening ripping (yet). They are also easy to store, come rolled up and just pull off bags as needed. They are much better than the thin leaf bags or other overly-thin 30 gallon bags. These are able to stand up to a full trash can surprisingly well!

The bags are easy to remove from the box. The bags can hold much more than one might think. With two lazy teens in the house. Trash is pushed down and down until the can its self is starting to bulge. That makes for a heavy bag and puts a lot of strain on the bag. We have been lucky so far with no rips. We also disposed of an entire couch by cutting it up and putting it into several bags. There were no rips from the splintered wood or anything.

These are very good bags, but you do get what you pay for. Namebrand and quality is what these are all about.