Row Bags, 50-count

I bought these because I do veggie gardens for private properties and I thought it would be easier for my clients to move if they needed to get under row covers. I spent a small fortune on proteknet from farmers friend as well. These sandbags have VERY rough edges and tear the netting apart. I wish there was a note when buying this product that it is NOT compatible with the proteknet. Have to spend another $100 on sandbags that will work with the netting and replace any damaged netting on my dime now.

Bought 100 of these bags. Filled the first 50 today. Two of the bags appear to have the start of a rip halfway down their length just from the weight of the gravel inside after being picked up by their handles.

Another had a handle rip when I picked it up after filling it.

Overall, I would say they appear to be a decent product, they are just a bit more fragile than I expected.

Not great, not terrible.

Great product. Does exactly what it is supposed to do. I like the minimal no frills packaging it shipped in. I have a lot of round river rock on the farm. We fill the bags about halfway with rocks. 3 to 10 rocks/bag depending on the size of the rocks.

We tried these this year for the first time and we love them! So much easier to handle as a femail farmer than anchor bags also. THEY WORK!

Very well made and the built in handle makes moving them around way easier than standard sandbags.

These are pretty sturdy bags. I've had the drawstring detach a couple of times during tightening. The switching that holds it in just isn't super strong. The best work-around is to tie a half-hitch,tighten a little bit, and then tie another half-hitch on the opposite side to shift the load from the switching to the string. I do this several more times and fully tighten the drawstring after the first couple.

While this does hold sand, I do notice smaller sand particles coming out while moving. At my local supply store, bags of pebbles are cheaper anyway, so I've completely switched to these.

These are so much better than my old regular sandbags. I filled them with 3inch minus sewer rock and they are the perfect manageable weight. I also love that they are relatively narrow and don’t hold water and freeze.

These are wonderful. A little challenging to fill by one person but easy with two. Love the handles. Easy to tie. Definitely worth it.

Perhaps it was an error on my part but the bags didn't hold sand. Fortunately, we have enough rocks on the farm ;) and we filled with rocks instead. Cheaper and heavier than sand and so far no damage to tarp either just awkward.