BALEINE4 PK Grocery Bags Reusable Shopping Bags with Reinforced Bottom, Heavy Duty Foldable Tote Bags (Clover)

Now that many stores are banning bags I invested in these and I'm so glad I did. They stand up easily and are pretty sturdy, easy to clean and fold nicely. They are a decent size and can fit a good amount of groceries. One bag was overstuffed and I thought yikes, I hope it doesn't break. It was heavy and to my surprise, it held up like a charm, no tears, no handle ripping. These are good sturdy bags.

When NY state banned plastic bags from grocery stores, we stocked up on reusable bags. Got a nice set here on Amazon. Those were cloth and big and we have used them alot. Amazed at how few bags you can use to carry your stuff in. Mind you, they can be 25 pounds each. Well we discovered cloth bags if something opens can get real messy. We can wash them and we did, but the stiffness of the bag goes away and getting them to stand up while bagging is difficult. So a few of our bags, though intact and clean, are hard to use.So I decided to try these. They are heavy duty woven plastic, and say they will carry 50 pounds, but unlike our cloth ones, they can be washed off with a wet paper towel. These are more like the bags the grocery store sells, so my assumption is they were on to the fact cloth ones lose their body over time. So far we have used one a bit and it seemed fine. Over time and I mean months, I will update this if there are any negative issues. The hard plastic sides seem like they might rip, but that is conjecture on my part.The dimensions they show in the Amazon ad are correct: 14 tall x 15 wide by 9” deep. Then 15 x 7” when closed and a 9” drop to the handle. Price is comparable to grocery store bags that are smaller.So far, all is good.

I had gotten some clothing storage bags from this company, liked them, and decided to give their grocery bags a try. Excellent material, a crinkly-ish sounding plastic, sort of like strapping tape (without the adhesive). Or like the woven plastic in which huge bags of rice are sold. Well-placed & secured handles, which run around the bag (rather than merely slapped onto the top). Balance well when packed; I can carry more stuff, more easily, than in unstructured nylon fabric bags.Good size—enough room for lots of stuff, but not so big that an over-zealous checker can make into an unliftable mess. (I'm an old fart and can't bench-press 100 lb. bags, even if I could afford that many groceries.)Other reviews mention "closure"—the base has a rigid reinforcement insert with a fold to allow bags to be collapsed for portability. That fold sometimes buckles when bag is empty—meh, put one or two items in to weight it flat and you're good to go. Given the positives, this is not at all a deal-breaker for me.

Large well made bag. Cute pattern. Straps go all around the bag so I never have to worry about them breaking. Holds alot of weight. The only downside is that because the bottom folds in half when stored, the bag doesn't stay upright until something has been loaded in it. Has a tendency to collapse when empty.

These are sturdy bags that fit perfectly inside the cart. I shop 1x each week, fill up my cart and spend about $200. The entire cart of groceries can be packed inside these four, long bags. It is so much easier to use four uniform bags vs. the mismatched, random sized and strength bags I had used previously. They also fold nicely for storage under the cart while shopping, and in the closet at home.

These are nice and thick bags. They hold a lot of groceries.

These bags hold enough but not so much you can't carry them; they seem very sturdy and are very easy to fill. They arrived quickly, were very neatly packaged inside their box and are a good size.

These bags are perfect size with plenty of space. They are sturdy & handles are strong for those heavy loads. You won't be sorry with this purchase.