Saddlebag Sand Bags for Photography Video Equipment, 2 Pack Super Heavy Duty Empty Sandbag Weight Bags for Photo Video Studio Stand, Light Stand Tripod and Jib Arm Mini Camera Crane

Very well made and very visible so you don't trip over them. I use them for our rv power cord but mainly for the sewer connection. They hold things down solidly (I have sand in them), they don't spill out easily like another I tried but best of all they are clearly visible. I have had adults and children trip over our sewer line and tear it up at footballs game campgrounds and I had one adult tear out our power cord. So these are an answer to my problem - you cannot miss them. Since I started using them I have had no more issues at campgrounds but I will find out for certain when college football starts this fall.

I snuck to my local playground and grabbed some sand to fill these bags. The bags work great! Seems like good quality

I would rate these as for lightweight duty. For the price they will work but they don’t feel as durable as the one that came with my C-stand. The material is thinner and zipper is on the delicate side. Use pea gravel instead of sand and seal your gravel in a ziploc bag for an extra layer of protection.

These were the cheapest ones at the time. I have a mic stand to weigh down that will never move, so being cheap is OK... if you need this for a job and it will move I'd spend more. If you want to use actual sand spend more for a double zippered one. I filled mine with pinto beans and strapped it to the stand with velcro and the included carabiner. Mic is stable, no complaints. The color is nice too, an option even the more expensive ones don't have.

As advertised

These are cheap and are not sturdy. Problems are no reinforced stitching, lightweight single zipper, and medium weight fabric. These won’t last and can’t be trusted in a professional capacity.If you only need occasional use and can accept filling them less to cut down on weight stress, maybe they’ll work out for awhile.

Good Quality easy to use

After reading a few reviews on how well the zipper holds up, I decided to do something a bit different. Being I have a vacuum sealer with bags, each vacuum bag is much thicker than a ziploc bag, I filled 4 6x10 vacuum bags with 1 1/2lb of sand, for a total of 3lb per side, and sealed each bag with just a little bit of air inside to allow the sand to spread evenly. It works perfectly and is sturdy, not to mention I could add more sealed bags if I needed a bit heavier base... Problem solved!

Están muy pro ticas y muy buena calidad