Ballsy Sud Sack Soap Pouch, Exfoliating Sponge for Baths and Showers - Compatible with Related Bars, Blue

This is a well-made soap pouch that I use with Tactical Soap brand bars (TMDWU).It starts lathering almost immediately, and there’s two different exfoliating options: a softer side and a rougher side.Others have mentioned an abrasive logo tag, which I agree was annoying, so I used a seam-ripper to remove the tag and just threw a few quick stitches with black thread in, and it was perfect.Also, I highly recommend that you remove the soap bar at the end of your shower, turn the pouch inside-out, and rinse any soap build-up from the inner material. Then reverse the pouch and replace the soap bar, and hang it out of the reach of the water. This only takes a few seconds, and makes it like brand new each time you shower.If you’re looking for a good soap pouch for any average sized bar, I can’t imagine you’d find a better one.Sud Sack makers: consider ditching that tag in future runs. Otherwise, great product.

Initially we were in the market for a bar soap loofah, to save space in our luggage for vacation. After reading quite a few reviews, we decided to give it a try. It's awesome! Here are some tips I read prior and ones I learned along the way.-the teal side is best for overall washing, and the black side is better if you need to give yourself a harsher scrub.-It can feel a little awkward to hold(especially when the bar soap gets smaller). I would try maybe using 2(if you have bigger hands). Or just throw the second one in as the other gets smaller. Make sure to keep the strap around your wrist.-once you're done, try to make it a habit to not let the bar soap sit in the loofah. Between showers, turn the loofah inside out after you've rinsed it and let it air dry. And just put the soap aside some where til your next shower.-the loofah is way better than just using a bar soap by itself. It gets super sudsy, so you'll get a good lather of soap. But you will also go through bar soaps a little faster.-excellent for scratching an itch in the shower 🤣

I don't know why these soap bags aren't more commonplace like a toothbrush case or something. It's extremely practical whereas it pretty much cleans itself while you use it and aren't likely to drop it. This one suds up very well and can fit your next soap bar long before your last one has been used up.The texture isn't too rough and after six months or so there are no signs of it falling apart.

Great soap holder bag, no signs of wear after almost daily use for the past 19+ months. Suds well and large enough to fit wide assortment of soap sizes.There is a texture difference between the two types of fabric, but I wouldn't say either is rough enough for good exfoliation -- I assume that's because this brand is specifically made for use on sensitive skin and so don't hold it against the company or the product.The only reason I came back to this product page was to buy another one, if this company sold one in different colors (which sadly, they do not); when I saw it had been almost 20 months since I bought mine, I figured this product has well-earned a good review.Highly recommend.

Works great

Does great holding soap so its not just sitting in the shower on shelf. Dr Squatch is probably the widest soap it could hold. With that particular brand though there is more room in the bag since its longer then the soap square. The bag suds up really good.

Works okay but it doesn’t lather up well and I feel like my soap gets used up much faster with this, so I went back to my normal loofah material. It is really thick and seems durable and high quality but I just don’t like it in practice.

This soap bag is exactly what I was looking for! It’s durable and holds up well with daily use. The material gives a nice exfoliating feel without being too rough or scratchy. It is super thick and durable. Dries well without a smell. I also love that it’s large enough to comfortably fit my square-shaped soaps. Great addition to my shower routine!