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I bought these to hold sand that I place inside Agility Tunnel Bags. Most folks who have agility equipment place gravel in their tunnel bags and jump weight bags because water gets in and stays in the sand, making the tunnel bags and jump weight bags even heavier to move around. I decided to save $$ and go with playground sand instead, which was half price at the time. I decided to use flood control sandbags to help keep the sand drier. I also use some cheap watertight grocery bags that I placed these sandbags filled with sand into to use for holding down jumps. So far, no water has crept into the sand inside my tunnel bags or the cheap grocery bags to cause them to become heavier.

Disclaimer - I did not get these for flood control. I got these to make weight bags.

I bought a boxing stand that is "non-standard", it holds almost all of the weight in the top portion. The base is meant to counter weight it, but is just not heavy enough when you actually use the stand. The stand was expensive and after looking around it would have cost me $200 or more to get proper weights to put on the base to make it the ideal stand. No thanks!
I bought these bags, some playground sand, and took some thick plastic bags and made my own weights! I put the sand in the plastic bags before putting them in these bags, since the stand is in the house I didn't want to risk sand bleeding through (not positive that would be an issue but wasn't worth the risk). I filled six bags and molded them on/around the legs of my stand to weigh it down...perfect! Due to the weight of the sand, the bags perfectly sit on the legs and mold over enough to create a "hold" so they don't slip off.
Very happy with this purchase!

These are sturdy sandbags, and they were far less expensive than the ones at Lowe's or Home Depot. I filled each one only about halfway full, to make sure I could actually lift them. They held up fine during the entire hurricane season, and most of them got wet with heavy rains (fortunately, no serious flooding). My only complaint is that the ties don't seem to stay in place very well. When I lifted the sandbags, the ties were slipping up over the tuft, almost coming off. I tied them pretty tightly, but the ties are slippery material and they're on the slippery material of the sandbags... so they don't want to stay put. I suppose you could make an extra effort and staple them shut.

I am using these bags for brass shells from the gun range to take them to recycle. I will be using them repeatedly and they appear to be up to the task. Each bag holds about 40 lbs. of brass.

They seem very sturdy and they have been in the Tucson sun for around 6 weeks in July and august, and show no sign of deterioration. The ties work well, and they were a lot less expensive than others. I am very happy with them.

Like the ties, appears to be a durable product, good value, timely receipt

I bought these bags to dispose of unwanted landscape rocks that I no longer wanted. I have filled several bags
almost to the top with rocks and none of them ripped, tore or broke. I will keep several on hand for emergency sand bagging.

Very easy to fill and tie. Kept the water from my doors great!