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I did little bit of research and then came to a conclusion this deal is just ok
It is cheap for 10 bags but the max is 50 lb vs 55 lb IKEA on this thread
and the review says this not so thick compare to the reusable grocery bag.
Polyester vs Polypropylene?
might not be an issue
So, even this say heavy duty, consider this is more be for internal in home use only (mainly cloths, light weight plastic toys) not for
repeating heavy duty moving.
If you are looking for real Heavy Duty bag slick deal, it might be this one below https://www.amazon.com/Comfortabl...r=1-5&th=1
On sale for $4/each for 6 and have great reviews with more than 7k reviews.
Cheaper than IKEA yet, stronger and heavy duty with stronger handle than IKEA with 2 zipper handles that go down to the both sides.
Make sure you stress test these before using them. Bought 3 different brands for moving, one brand ripped almost immediately at the seams on all the bags with only a small amount of weight introduced
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Make sure you stress test these before using them. Bought 3 different brands for moving, one brand ripped almost immediately at the seams on all the bags with only a small amount of weight introduced
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I would strongly recommend looking into the IKEA Frakta bag as well. It's a little more expensive, but they're very durable and have similar dimensions.
I would strongly recommend looking into the IKEA Frakta bag as well. It's a little more expensive, but they're very durable and have similar dimensions.
For a while these were discontinued in the US, but it looks like they brought them back.
I like the description that says they are "IKEA bags"
"ãPractical, Foldable, and Reusableã Featuring blue bags for moving and other colors, these foldable IKEA bags and large moving bags can be conveniently stored away after use, ensuring they're always ready for your next move or storage project."
I'm interested in using this type of bag on future moves, for clothes, but I'm willing to pay more for the best quality. I want them to last. Does anyone have an opinion on who makes the best? The Ikea bags look OK, but I think I want it even more durable than that, if it exists.
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I did little bit of research and then came to a conclusion this deal is just ok
It is cheap for 10 bags but the max is 50 lb vs 55 lb IKEA on this thread
and the review says this not so thick compare to the reusable grocery bag.
Polyester vs Polypropylene?
might not be an issue
So, even this say heavy duty, consider this is more be for internal in home use only (mainly cloths, light weight plastic toys) not for
repeating heavy duty moving.
If you are looking for real Heavy Duty bag slick deal, it might be this one below https://www.amazon.com/Comfortabl...r=1-5&th=1
On sale for $4/each for 6 and have great reviews with more than 7k reviews.
Cheaper than IKEA yet, stronger and heavy duty with stronger handle than IKEA with 2 zipper handles that go down to the both sides.
Last edited by RyzenPrime December 8, 2025 at 08:53 AM.
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It is cheap for 10 bags but the max is 50 lb vs 55 lb IKEA on this thread
and the review says this not so thick compare to the reusable grocery bag.
Polyester vs Polypropylene?
might not be an issue
So, even this say heavy duty, consider this is more be for internal in home use only (mainly cloths, light weight plastic toys) not for
repeating heavy duty moving.
If you are looking for real Heavy Duty bag slick deal, it might be this one below
https://www.amazon.com/Comfortabl...r=
On sale for $4/each for 6 and have great reviews with more than 7k reviews.
Cheaper than IKEA yet, stronger and heavy duty with stronger handle than IKEA with 2 zipper handles that go down to the both sides.
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"ãPractical, Foldable, and Reusableã Featuring blue bags for moving and other colors, these foldable IKEA bags and large moving bags can be conveniently stored away after use, ensuring they're always ready for your next move or storage project."
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank RyzenPrime
It is cheap for 10 bags but the max is 50 lb vs 55 lb IKEA on this thread
and the review says this not so thick compare to the reusable grocery bag.
Polyester vs Polypropylene?
might not be an issue
So, even this say heavy duty, consider this is more be for internal in home use only (mainly cloths, light weight plastic toys) not for
repeating heavy duty moving.
If you are looking for real Heavy Duty bag slick deal, it might be this one below
https://www.amazon.com/Comfortabl...r=
On sale for $4/each for 6 and have great reviews with more than 7k reviews.
Cheaper than IKEA yet, stronger and heavy duty with stronger handle than IKEA with 2 zipper handles that go down to the both sides.
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