4 Pack Clear Extra Large Moving Bags & Storage Totes, Heavy Duty Organizer with Reinforced Handles & Strong Zippers for Clothes, College Dorm Essentials, Moving Supplies

Very sturdy!!!! I got them right before my moving. They are suitable for duvet and pillows, as well as clothes in vacuum bags. The handles make it easy to carry the bag around. They also serve as nice storage bags at home, saving money from buying more storage units.

Brilliant bags, using them for clothes during our move as I do not want to put our clothes in cardboard boxes. Excellent size, extremely strong and endless handles.

Sturdy and useful

One star off immediately for the misleading description:"70.1 W X 41.9 H X 35 D (cm) – 122.7 Liter storage capacity."The dimensions are correct, but then one bag is not 120 Liters, only 103!That's 15% less space.Here I am comparing the 10 bags bundle with another 10 bundle from the same producer, which has slightly smaller (93 liters) but otherwise identical bags.Of all alternatives I checked, these ones are the shortest (70cm length) but they make up by being a little wider and taller.The material is relatively thin but robust, tarp like. The handles stitches are not necessarily so robust (single stitches) and I would not raccomend lifting them too often. For instance , for market work requiring lifting them every day, I would go for sturdier ones.Once unfolded fully, they are free-standing. There are straps at the side to lift them without tipping them, but if you want to carry them by the top straps, the content will end up tipped 90 degrees. This makes sense because the sides are less wide than the bottom, so it makes it easier to carry them, but if you need to keep things straight, they are not good.The zippers need to be treated gently, they are not the strongests.Still, at 4.50 per bag, these are nearly the cheapest I found by volume.The 10 bundle gives you a total storage of 1,029 liters, at £45 they cost, that would be around 4p per liters, or 23 litres per £1 spent.Interestingly, the Veno bundle of smaller bags gives slightly less total space, at 928 liters ( so like 9 larger bags) but it also costs less per liter of space, at around 24 Liters per £1 spent.So, if I needed less space I would have gone for the cheaper option, but I needed as much as possible, so this was the best solution.

Brilliant hold a lot of bedding. Really strong. Very pleased 😀 xx

Brilliant. Used this to pack all my bed linen, duvet, pillows and clothing that removals were having in storage while we looked for new house. 9 months later we unpacked them and the items inside were as i left them. Great size, zip up well, when full nice and square so easy to put on top of one another, excellent value for money. One tip if you go into storage is to add some silica gel sachets in with your items.

Veno 8 pack heavy duty large storage bag made packing easy for me it is of good quality and value for money.

Poor quality zips. They might manage one house move but definitely no more than that.

Très bon achat ! Les sacs sont grand et pratique pour ranger et stocker des affaires.Très contente je recommande

These bags are really nice for storing things like towels, bedding, winter wear, etc. These hold so much and the flexibility allows you to "stuff" a little more in than if they were fixed-sided. Be careful not to tear the zipper from the fabric though. So even if you 'over fill' the bag, leave ample room to bring the top and bottom of the zipper together gently, particularly around the corners! The fabric is quite durable but is still weakest where the zipper is sewn into the fabric.Two really great features:1. The clear tag/label pocket so that you can slide a label into it. (Note: Dont tape labels to the bag if that can be avoided. I've taped labels directly to the outside of the bags and they can usually be removed, but not after the tape has had time to set. It will tear the fabric of the bag, silimar to how tape can tear wrapping paper.)2. Handles on both the sides and the front/back. The side handles make it really easy to carry the bag if it's filled with heavier items like sweaters, spreads or blankets. Also I don't think the front/back handles are reliable for carrying all the weight. Just use those front/back handles to maneuver the bag, like flipping it on its side.A few comments about how Not to use these (in my opinion):1. Don't store items with sharp or ridget corners. There's a risk those could tear through the fabric. They're puncture resistant but I wouldn't take the chance of ruining a bag.2. Don't stuff the bag so full there's a strain put on the zipper. The zipper is sewn into the fabric and while durable it's likely the weakest area.3. While these are moisture resistant, I wouldn't consider them waterproof. I haven't tested that theory but the fabric appears to be a simple woven layer inside. Maybe first using a plastic bag for the contents that will go into these storage bags, for better protection from water?4. Don't drag or lift the bag by only one handle. Why risk putting undue stress on a single handle?5. Don't fill the bag too heavy for one person to carry or to hoist up onto a shelf because these can hold a lot! Be careful and just use two bags to be safe.6. These are pretty easy to load. Put more "structured" items at the bottom first. For example a stack of towels or stack of bedsheet sets. This enables the bag to stay open and upright to fill the rest. Plus, having the heavier weight at the bottom makes carrying a full bag easier.Overall, this is a nice product for storing all that "extra" stuff we all have! I do recommend this product!

They are exactly like in picture,they strong and big enough to pack your staff

Best storage bags ever.

Very useful