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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
These bags are nice. They're stronger and thicker than the typical grocery bags I've seen.There isn't a handle though so it still is better to hold the bag from the bottom.The size fits quite a bit. It's a lot larger than a lunch bag. The design is nice and plain if that matters. There's no off-putting smells either.I have no complaints about these bags.
C/J Chen
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
These brown paper shopping bags are exactly what you see at the grocery store. They are well made sturdy paper bags that can hold quite a bit. They have a good thickness that will not rip or tear easily. They are an excellent size to use and have around. Perfect to carry food items or to use to collect trash from around your home for example.These brown paper shopping bags are good value for money in my opinion. I got this pack of bags, to hold baked goods I make, when I am giving them out to my friends and neighbors. These bags also work well to hold food scarps to carry to the compost pile.There are endless uses you will come up with for these bags. They are an item that are well worth having around your home, I am using mine for all sorts of things and I am very glad I was able to get this pack of 100 bags.
L
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
These bags seem to be high quality, better than your average grocery store bag. It seems pricey for paper bags, but if you are in need of them and don't mind the price, these are a solid choice.
ABL
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
thicker and sturdier than other products that are similar size.
Jon
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Exactly what you would expect--as if it came straight out of the grocery store except a little better made. Large, sturdy, and high quality paper bags! At a current price point of about $0.40 a bag, they are a tad more expensive than your typical brown paper bag from the grocery store. I'm not sure if I'm going to be bringing these on my next trip to the market; however, for anyone that needs bulk bags for their own projects these might be an excellent, well-made option.
Maya T
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
These bags are a little bigger than the usual ones I see in the supermarket. It's too bad it doesn't have any handles, but they are pretty sturdy, not sure if it'll hold 57 lbs, I haven't tested it but I do feel it would hold a lot. I've used much cheaper quality ones which would rip but this one did not.This is perfect for recycle bags. Not much else to say other than the fact that they are pretty good quality, sturdy and a good amount of them.
R. Moheban
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
These grocery bags are pretty standard. I did count them and confirm 50. I looked them over and the quality control was flawless. Good construction and strong. That said, the kraft paper seems like standard weight not heavy duty.The claim that a bag can hold 57 lbs without tearing I find hard to believe as that is a lot of weight! A sack of concrete mix weighs 60 lbs and I don't think for a second that much weight would not tear this bag. It's a good bag, but a regular bag, a paper bag no different from what you get at an upscale supermarket for free with purchase.Currently when buying 50 these bags are priced at 32 cents each after coupon which seems alright I guess but not enticing enough to earn an enthusiastic endorsement thus four rather than five stars.
CJ
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
These bags are pretty awesome! I picked up a pack because I volunteer at a community garden and people are always forgetting to bring a bag to take home their produce, or they come with a bunch of ratty plastic bags that inevitably get tossed in the trash cans to later get dispersed by the wind. Granted, produce isn't in season yet so I haven't had the opportunity to pack one of these bags full of vegetables, but what I have done is packed a bag full of random stuff from around the house. Two textbooks, one air fryer, and sixteen pounds of freeweights? No problem. And, because produce is often wet or damp, I fully moistened the bottom of the bag and tried again. It held! I genuinely don't remember the last time I encountered such a sturdy paper bag. Easy five stars for the MUCHII 57lb kraft paper bags!
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