gardzen2-Pack 132 Gallons Gardening Bag with Double Bottom Layer - Extra Large Reuseable Heavy Duty Gardening Bags, Lawn Pool Garden Leaf Waste Bag, Comes with Gloves

These are amazing - and huge. Super lightweight, like tarp material. They arrive folded flat with a plastic coil that you need to thread through the top hem. There are two grommets to make that easier and to keep the material from tearing. It's not difficult. The plastic is long enough so that it can overlap a few inches; just tuck the overlap into to second grommet. I went right to town cleaning up leaves and debris, hauling three loads a good distance. Not difficult even for a small person. These will be great for leaves, weeds, garden cuttings and brush. Much easier than loading and wrestling with a big flat tarp. Highly recommended.

First, I like the capacity and it does stand on it's own, somewhat. I'm not going to say "don't buy" this but understand what you are getting and how to take care of it.The cons are the threading of the top support. I found it fairly difficult and ended up using pliers towards the end of feeding support ring. Feed it straight or it bends and becomes more difficult. As you can see from picture, the bag ripped and handle ripped off within 3 months. I will take partial blame and say I didn't store these properly. Having said that, DO keep them in a dry cool place when not in use and avoid extra sun exposure. I'm pretty sure this was on instructions but it seems like it is more important in hindsight. I wouldn't leave these outside filled until pickup day. You'll have same problem I did. This is just heavy tarp-like material and won't last long exposed.So, if you can use and store out of the sun, your experience might turn out better. If I buy again, I will probably take a little more care in storing them so they last longer.

These were great bags but I did have to return for a smaller size. I don't think I would have filled these with anything other than air and been able to transport them. It's hard to picture how large a 132 gallon container is...suffice it to say, you could almost park a Volkswagen Beatle in it. If you need something super larger for say, fall leaves, then this is it! The handles are very sturdy on both sides. It is well made and seems very strong. And just a hint on getting the plastic stablizer strip in....don't try to do it by just pushing in one side. Start with one side and push it halfway through and then thread the other side through. Much easier. Again, I highly recommend.

These are garbage - any amount of sun/hot weather exposure and they're toast. Useless in every sense of the word if you're using them for outdoor use. I could see using them for storage of pillows/blankets in my basement, but that's about it.Updated 12/7/21: Seller reached out to me twice to try to remedy my dissatisfaction. I'm too lazy to read the description, so maybe there's an adequate description of the material of the bags that I missed when I placed my order. I do appreciate the seller trying to make this right for me which is totally unnecessary if it was my own oversight to begin with. The bags can't withstand being left outside in the sun for any amount if time, but they are hug and I still maintain they'd be great to corral blankets and pillows in a basement or storage area.

Update to my previous review: this things basically disintegrated. Not from use. Apparently the desert heat was just too much for them and the "fabric" literally disintegrated. They were on my patio, not even in the sun. Sad, because they were super useful. Not worth the money though, if they just last a couple of months and then fall apart & turn to dust.The opening stays open so you can lie them on the ground and rake the leaves straight into the bag, minimizing the need for bending. The handles, located at the top AND the bottom of the bag, make it easier to lift. I fill them halfway, lift onto a yard cart, and haul away for dumping. I don't know how well they'd hold up to being dragged across the ground full. The material is sturdy but would likely tear from dragging. Also, probably not great for hauling spiky things like cactus, citrus branches, etc. For leaves though - best thing ever.