Flood Water Barrier Sand Bags - 4Pcs Thickened Long Canvas Flood Protection Sandbags with Insert Buckle Reusable Quick Flood Barrier for Home Door Window Basement Garage Floor Flood Control (4)

Seems to work well in area where we didn't want water to go under house.

string and good closing mechanism

JUST OK

Update: seller contacted me and replaced the torn bag, great customer service.The canvas seems like it will hold up, but the stitching on the other hand is not very heavy duty, I had one bag blow out while I was filling it up, the 3 other ones seem ok for now but I’ve been super gentle with them, I used them for weight in the back of my truck for winter, I hope the stitching holds up for the winter.

Stitch and fabric quality are good and hold the sand well. The bag works as it should no issues.

Sandbags are a must in the part of Florida that I live. I like how these are thin and long. I place them along the outside of my garage door. They work perfectly and I just store them away when I'm not using them.

This is a highly durable and effective product. Crafted from thickened canvas, these bags exhibit strong tear resistance and abrasion durability, capable of withstanding prolonged exposure to floodwaters.Featuring a user-friendly buckle closure design that can transform into handles for easy transportation, these bags are practical and versatile. The double safety buckles ensure a secure seal, preventing sand leakage.One of the key advantages is their reusability; after the flood subsides, a simple cleaning and drying process allows for repeated use. With a large capacity, these bags can accommodate a substantial amount of sand or other fillings, providing effective flood protection. I personally use them for safeguarding home doors, windows, basement floors, and garage entrances.The seams at the joints appear to be single-stitched, which seems a bit thin considering the bags need to hold 50 pounds of sand each.However, the bags are on the heavier side, requiring more effort during handling and stacking. Additionally, it's worth noting that these bags require additional fillings, such as sand, soil, or gravel, which could incur extra costs.

Was Leary about this because of the way you close the bag, you just roll it a few times and clip it, it unrolled halfway but I left it to see if it would withstand a storm and surprisingly it did! It did not open up as the rain poured down on it. It was easy and comfortable to carry and move around.The other green sandbags pictured have been in my yard for 2 years, they are the ones that they give out free at the fire department, they're holding up great, but I wanted something longer that's why I purchased these canvas bags. I transferred the sand from one of the fire department bags to this canvas bag, and the sand filled it up perfectly.