Empty Sand Bags - with Solid Ties, UV Protection Sandbags,14 " x 26 ", Qty of 100

Hey they are sand bags. But these held up well. I filled them almost to capacity with powder dry beach sand and would say they were about 50 pounds. While dry I had no issues with the bags integrity for strength. After the rains came and the sand was saturated I would estimate the bags weight went up to 60 plus pounds and no bag failed. I did have one or two with the tie string a little defective but they were still tie-able. I emptied the bags and will save them for the next storm with confidence.

These bags are HUGE! We got them to use at our son’s Nerf Party to build a fort out of. It turned out awesome! We built his fort in May and it’s now September and it is still holding up like we just built it. Our son doesn’t want to take it down yet because he uses it for find nerf battles with friends. We plan to reuse these again for his Fortnite Party next year. Worth the money!

Didn't use the tie strings. Use zip ties!

I really like these bags. Seem more durable than previous purchased bags. We have a french drain that backs up occasionally during extremely heavy rain and floods my back porch and into my house. These bags filled with sand do an extremely great job and do not allow for any leakage onto my porch.

We needed to stop water from coming from the yard into a basement door with heavy rain this year. They worked very well. Just the right size for me to fill and carry, not too big, not too small. Worth the price, which I thought was cheap. I ordered extra to keep some on hand for next time.

I've had those bags filled with dirt for about 16 months now sitting in the sun and taking on rain and they are holding STRONG! The only thing is that you'll need to use something else other than the string on them to tie them. The string breaks easily.

I bought 200 sandbags and hired a couple of young helpers to help me fill them not even 4 months ago...and this is the shape they’re in now.These bags were filled only less than 1/2 way and have been sitting, untouched, over a mild Texas winter. I could see after multiple summers of harsh Texas UV this happening, but in less than 4 months is quite a disappointment.What a waste if time and money.I order 2 separate orders of bags of 100. The ties for the bags were different and one of the varieties was substandard and would snap with a small amount of effort.

Paper thin poly approx 2 mils thick - punctures easily. The edges fray readily which makes them annoying to work with. The ties are quarter-inch-wide strips of thin plastic. with no twist to them - i.e., crap. But they will hold sand - at least for awhile.