FEED GARDEN 72 Gallon Reusable Yard Waste Bags, 3 Pack Heavy Duty Lawn and Leaf Bags with 4 Reinforced Handles Stand Up for Leaves Grass Clippings Debris Includes Gardening Gloves
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Features
- Sturdy Fabric MaterialThese reusable yard waste bags are made from high-density polypropylene fabric, capable of withstanding heavy loads and offering good tear resistanceeven sharp sticks cant easily damage the bag. The waterproof design makes them a reliable choice for daily outdoor yard cleanup. Plus, We also include a pair of gardening gloves for use.
- Large Capacity Leaf Bags Measuring 30 inches tall and 26.3 inches in diameter, each reusable lawn bag holds a full 72 gallons of yard debrisplenty of room for dry or wet leaves, grass clippings, and small branches. The wide-open design makes it easy to fill and saving you time and effort during garden work.
- Stands Upright with 4 Reinforced HandlesEach leaf bag reusable features a plastic ring that keeps the bag open and standing upright while you fill it, so you dont have to hold it open by hand. With two reinforced comfortable handles on top and two at the bottom, you can easily lift, carry, or empty even when fully loaded.
- Reusable and DurableThese garden waste bags are not only reusable but also easy to fold for compact storage. After use, just remove the plastic rings and fold the bag while reducing the need for single-use yard waste bags. Durable, practical, and ready for daily yard work.
- Versatile UseThese lawn bags handle more than just garden debriscollect leaves, weeds, and small branches, or use them to organize toys, sort laundry, store recyclables, and even serve as a durable trash bin on camping trips.
- About UsFEED GARDEN provides quality products and efficient after-sales service. If you're not satisfied with the yard bags reusable, please contact us, we will provide you with a solution as soon as possible.
Brand: FEED GARDEN
Capacity: 72 Gallons
Unit Count: 3.0 Count
Recommended Uses For Product: Recyclable Waste, Yard Waste
Material Feature: Heavy Duty
Color: Green
Material: Polypropylene
Item Form: Reusable Yard Waste Bags
Scent: Unscented
Number of Items: 1
Capacity: 72 Gallons
Unit Count: 3.0 Count
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 2.4 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 26.3 x 26.3 x 30 inches
Material Features: Heavy Duty
Material Type: Polypropylene
Color: Green
Item Form: Reusable Yard Waste Bags
Brand Name: FEED GARDEN
Recommended Uses For Product: Recyclable Waste, Yard Waste
Manufacturer: FEED GARDEN
Included Components: Gardening Gloves, Leaf Bags
Scent: Unscented
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These are large, sturdy and easy to move around. I bought the hand rakes, too, so it makes picking up leaves and pine needles effortless. Great buy.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by Debi Nielson
Great for lawm cleanup. Reusable and sturdy.
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026 by Marv K
I call these "relocation sacks because for me, and probably for most, that'll be their use case, since they're not the sort of waste bags you could leave at the curb for trash or yard-waste recycling (in any event, they wouldnt be reuseable if they were), and you'd have to either empty them into a yard waste bag or dump the contents into a compost pile or other yard area you dump collected yard waste. As an initial note, where I am it's still late-winter, about 20F, with several inches of snow on the ground, and I received these recently so I can't yet attest to their durability during normal seasonal use which is probably the most important thing, so I get that I can't yet comment on the most important factor. I have opened the package and put together one sack. The package comes with 3 sacks, each with its own plastic loop that you thread through the eyelets around the upper part of the sack to keep the sacks fully open, and I had no trouble inserting this. Yes, the bags do have a plasticky-smell as another commenter noted, but since they'll primarily be used outside that shouldn't matter. With these consisting of tarp-like material, I anticipate they'll be somewhat durable, but I am concerned for my use case, that'll involve tossing in them a lot of twigs and small braches along with leaves and other debris as I do yard cleanup (around an acre of yard that leads on a couple sides down a wooded hill where I'll either carry or drag them down the hill to dump material) that they won't necessarily hold up to long. That strong assumption is premised in large part on reading numerous reviews of what look to me to be identically-constructed products where numerous folks mention that shortcoming. Especially when the bags are weighed down with contents, I can already foresee either the handles won't hold up long if I need to try to carry, or that other materials on the ground will puncture the bottoms if I need to drag. It's also not just a theoretical worry, as I got these in part because a few months ago I managed to break the molded plastic handle of a large heavy duty plastic yard waste can that I'd used for well over a decade as I tried to drag it down the hill loaded with probably ~100 pounds of small branches I'd loped off a fallen tree in the yard. These sacks would obviously not take anywhere near that sort of use/abuse, but I do anticipate giving them a good workout. I fully understand they're not intended as a permanent solutionand but if I can get ~3 seasons' use from them it'd justify their cost and I'd be pleased.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2026 by HSC
Good value. Assembly is straight forward but will take a few minutes.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by JJS3
Big! Really big! I was thinking this was a 55 gallon bag. It’s 72, not 55. Deep and wide. Easy set up and breakdown.
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2026 by ANNA W.
Works great! Very big bags.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026 by AMR
So these things work - hold a lot of material, probably don't want to make it too heavy though - this is a leaf bag. To assemble, there's stiff rods that you fish through the top like a waistband in a pair of sweats. Not that hard to do - but takes some time and effort, and if you want to reuse these - it is also a pain to remove, and they won't fold up nearly as nicely and small as they came. I'd consider these one project use. Ie Cleaning up the leaves over a couple days where they won't be disassembled. They'll likely not hold up for long term use - so something you'll need to evaluate when considering. I'd rate its value for money as fair. The included gloves smell like chemicals and are approximately a mens medium or large in size (I wear XL gloves and these were too small).
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026 by Joshua H. Brown
This three-pack of reusable lawn bags is great for me to collect leaves for composting. If you have a garden, you might also have a compost pile like me. For an effective compost mix, you need green material (fresh kitchen veggie/fruit scraps) and brown material (fallen leaves, shredded paper, cardboard). Typically you need 2-3 times as much brown material than green. So, when spring and summer come around and brown material runs short, these bags can hold my surplus of fall leaves. Other than leaves, they can be used for lawn clippings or gathering fallen twigs, nuts, or trash; or as storage containers for towels or toys; or flip them cover to a rain barrel or a hedge in winter. I can also use these to hold finished compost until ready to use in the garden. The woven material resists tears, though you will need to use care when dragging it across the yard or sidewalk. A heavy load makes the bottom more prone to snagging or abrasions when pulling across any twigs, rocks, or on pavement. I do expect these bags to last forever, but they are economical and tough enough to last a few seasons. When not in use, they fold down flat for easy storage. The wide mouth is easy to load when properly set up. The rim of the mouth has a channel that you run an included nylon hoop line through before use. This hoop prevents the mouth from collapsing in on itself, so filling each bag can be done by one person without assistance. Filling a bag to the top can make it quite heavy, especially if leaves are not completely dry. The sewn-on handles are helpful for maneuvering across a lawn though. There are side loops lower down the sides that can be gripped when you need to dump the contents. A pair of rubber-dipped fabric gloves are included. These can be useful, but similar pairs I've owned do not last very long. The rubber decays, gets sticky, and the fingers get stuck together after a short period of time, especially in the hotter months.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026 by S. Marr