EMARTUpgraded Heavy Duty Sandbag, Photo Video Studio Weight Bag Saddlebag Design for Photography Light Stand Tripod, Umbrella Base, Camping, Pop up Tent, Fishing Chair - 6 Pack

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Great for RV sewer line weights and can also be use for weights on a canopy or anything else. Made of good material with double zippers! Should last awhile!

2 years after I ordered them, I finally filled them with pea gravel and started using them. The material and stitching is sturdy, the zippers all worked perfectly, and the strap makes them easy to hang. This is a great product. I am about to order a couple more.

These are nice little sandbags. They seem durable. On some I filled them a little too far can I get one zipper to close. On others I could not get the zipper to close at all even empty. The zippers are not self-healing. The bags that come with them to hold the sand are not that sturdy so I doubled up the bag. Overall a good value for the cost.

Filled the bags with Play Sand from the big box store and after first use, the seams began to separate and open up, especially at the corners, making a perfect trail of sand when carrying them by the handles.Nice bags - poorly constructed.

Exactly what in was looking for

I actually bought these to hold the pool cover on my pool. I filled the bags with pea gravel which I had laying around. So far it's done an amazing job. These are sturdy and durable from what I can tell. So far very happy

These may be rated for 25lbs but I have no clue how you squeeze 25lbs of sand in these bags and still manage to close the zippers. I tried putting the sand directly in the bag, I also tried putting the sand in zip-lock bags first which some people recommend. I could only get ~12lbs in each bag max (6lbs per side), MAYBE 15 if I really tried hard to squeeze it in, but the inside zippers are extremely hard to close even with 12lbs in the bag. All things considered, they're still reasonably priced and durable.