HomeHacks Moving Bags, 8-Pack Heavy Duty with Strong Zippers and Handles Collapsible Moving Supplies, Storage Totes for Packing & Moving Storing 93L-8 Pack (Blue)

Excellent Purchase!I recently purchased oversized blue storage bags, and they have truly been one of my top purchases this year! The quality is exceptional, and they hold an incredible amount of items. Whether I'm storing clothes, blankets, or seasonal decor, these bags provide ample space and keep everything organized. Plus, the vibrant blue color adds a nice pop to my storage area. Highly recommend them to anyone looking for durable and spacious storage solutions!

We used these for a move and loved them! They were perfect for the items you need to move but don’t want to pack tightly. We used them for the pantry items and playroom and they carried a ton of stuff. They fold really small for storage after. We will definitely use them to transport items in the future. They were easy to use and the color was as advertised.

Worked great but ripped easier than others I’ve purchased.

4.5-Stars when used as a checked suitcase/luggage!Perfect size for checked luggage. In fact, these are the maximum size permitted for checked luggage (USA Airlines). I used these 2x for taking items from US to EU and they're perfect for transporting non fragile items. They weigh almost nothing unlike traditional luggage suitcases which means you can put items in them up to the max capacity of 50lbs. These also have more volume space compared to a traditional suitcase luggage and no wheels which also means you can fit more stuff in these compared to a traditional suitcase luggage.Great option if you are moving non fragile items from US to another country and want to use these as your checked suitcase/luggage.Cons:- a bit more challenging to carry/transport compared to a traditional suitcase/luggage with wheels.- not as durable as a traditional suitcase/luggage- not a protective of fragile items compared to a traditional suitcase/luggageOverall, I'm very happy using these as checked suitcases/luggage to transport non fragile items on airlines (US Carriers).

I recently purchased the HomeHacks Moving Bags for a moving project, and while they do have some redeeming qualities, I was ultimately left disappointed with their overall performance compared to other similar products I’ve used in the past.First, let's talk about the positives. The bags are a great *size* — 125L is roomy enough to hold quite a bit of stuff, making them ideal for storing or transporting items like clothes, blankets, towels, and other lightweight materials. Another plus is the *zipper design*. The top opens fully, which makes packing and unpacking very convenient, especially if you’re dealing with bulkier items.However, beyond those highlights, the issues with these moving bags quickly became apparent. The biggest drawback for me was the *material quality*. They feel significantly thinner than other moving bags I’ve purchased from different brands, which immediately threw doubt on their durability. The *straps* were another weak point. While they’re functional for light loads, they don’t feel well-secured, and I worried about them detaching or tearing under the strain of anything even moderately heavy. Essentially, if you’re planning to move or store heavy items, these bags just aren’t up for the task.If you only need storage for lightweight items (like linens, seasonal clothing, or trips to the laundromat), these bags might work for you. But if you’re looking for heavy-duty performance for moving or packing substantial loads, I would recommend exploring alternatives. Personally, I’ve used other brands that felt sturdier and more capable of handling heavy-duty usage.Overall, I’d give these bags a 2.5-star rating, but since that’s not an option, I rounded up to 3 stars. They’re not terrible, but they’re not on par with the durability and sturdiness I’ve come to expect from similar products. If you have light storage needs, they might suffice — just don’t expect them to stand up to heavy use.

Best investment ever for a college move. My daughter lives on the 3rd floor and we packed these things full. They lasted the drive and then 3 flights of stairs. We packed them all together and shoved them under her bed.

Made every part of moving that much better. Even rude roommates who don't know not to touch your stuff. Which brings me to watch your weight limit. If someone picks up the bag suddenly it will tear off all the handles. I would still get this again.I had filled it over capacity and had planned to use a dolly system. I was long as it closes and you can lift it with two people the bag remains intact.The only caution is the straps.

The handles rip off easily. Only good for light items