🛍️ Interplanetary Development 12x16 inches Airtight Bags with Heavy Duty Zipper for Practical Food Storage and Resealable Sealing Strip Review

I never thought I would find the diaper bags my wife wanted for her hikes but this is what I need. We loaded one up with food and kicked our two dogs out so they could see where we put them and nothing. You have to keep in mind that our dogs will eat anything and everything. So when they got there and sniffed at it, they just went the other way and never came back to it. As for me, I tested my strength. I know this is going to sound crazy, but I dumped a pack of Doritos in and started crushing…

So those $1 bags should last a few weeks, right? I have used 9 of these so far and opened them several times a day. Of the 9 used, 5 seals have already been torn off. They were mostly odorless at the time of purchase, but are now mostly unusable. I don't know if I'm expecting too much from a $1 bag, but I expected a few months of use before they broke. I'm very disappointed in them and wouldn't recommend them for that reason - they just have cheap sticky seals that don't last long. Update…

My team and I used these as "storage bags" on an 8 day 60 mile hike to store <ahem>used personal tissues<ahem>. For those unfamiliar with the "pack-in-pack-leave no trace" practice, tourists of any gender must take what they bring. For this purpose, you need really durable bags. A refusal is not possible! I'm happy to report that these bags have withstood multiple open/close cycles in physically demanding conditions and in both hot and cold weather. The zippers and stitching held up