Avid ArmorChamber Vacuum Sealer Bags – Heavy Duty, BPA-Free, Pre-Cut Chamber Vacuum Bags for Food Preservation, Freezer Storage, Sous Vide and more, 250/Pack (8x10) – Multi-Use Vacuum Bags

These bags are great. Same size as the Anova bags I bought for my chamber sealer and MUCH cheaper. I was worried the 3ml bags might not be sturdy enough but they seem fine and sealed well when I tested them.

Review:Fit is well a little smaller than what I was expecting but I made it work. Value for my money 100% I love the vacuum chamber they are easy to use super beginner friendly! No leaks and keeps my food super fresh no freezer burns and no air getting to my food

Accurate description and well made. Works as advertised.

I am obsessed with my chamber sealer and these bags are perfect for storing left overs, fresh meat to be frozen, small portions of soup, dry goods and so much more. They are easy to use and great quality

My first order of these 8x10 bags was dropped in the driveway by the delivery driver, spilled every where and was rejected owing to poor packaging by Amazon. Had to reorder, which took several days.To be candid, this size, 8x10" is not ideal for us or our Avid Armor USV32 chamber vacuum sealer . But it is all that is currently offered as the ideal and our preferred 11x13" bags are out of stock with no estimate of availability, if ever. A 11x16" textured bag is available but that is about 3" too long for our USV32.Though smaller, these composite nylon/PE bags are as sturdy and rugged as ever. It is just that they are not as roomy. So they are not as suitable when repacking items bought on sale, or in bulk for the freezer.Depending on the use, we often get multiple uses out of a bag by washing them. A bag will grow successively shorter over time, and in some cases will develop leaks due to excessive folding. When too short or when a leak develops only then are the bags discarded.Unfortunately owing to their composite construction, these bags are not recyclable in a standard PE bag recycle stream. We mitigate that by using and reusing them as much as possible before ultimately discarding them in the normal trash. This is no different from the fate of a FoodSaver bag, which has a similar composition, but is textured to allow for evacuation in that type of machine.We use the chamber vac system several times a day, every day. But we don't go through a lot of bags as I related above. Moreover, this type of sealer and the bags is very economical compared to the FoodSaver type system, once one is past the price premium difference in the basic machine. The chamber vacuum system works hands down better. Prior to obtaining an Avid Armor chamber vacuum, we were FoodSaver users for 20+ years. We will never go back to that system.

I vacuum seal quite a bit of food and have recently upgraded to a vacuum chamber machine. These vacuum bags are very easy to use and work perfectly with the vacuum chamber machine. They still work with my standard vacuum machines as well. For the money you get a ton of bags and if you got to the big box stores you will quickly realize this is the way to go. Now I need to order a ton before the price gets jacked up due to the increase in sales. LOL. If you vacuum seal, just try them and you will not be disappointed.

My machine came with 10x10 bags that fit, but I do prefer the 8x10. They are perfect to fit what I need and aren’t as fiddly to get in the right spot in my machine. I also love the tear away tab. That makes it so much easier to open when I’m ready to.

At this point, I've probably used a few thousand of these bags (various sizes). And I have yet to have one of them break on me. I've had a few that didn't get a proper seal because I had too much in the bag when vacuum sealing it, but I've had no issues with any that have been pulled from my freezer or used when cooking via Sous Vide. At first I was hesitant to get these bags because I had it in my mind that it was less expensive to get them in rolls, however, per use these are so much cheaper. And I don't have to seal two sides closed. And also, it was not uncommon for me to have issues with the channel type bags not keeping their seals. The confidence alone in knowing these will do their job makes them worth it. If you're looking for good chamber bags, this brand is it.

It's expensive but sealing failure rate is almost none compared to much higher failure with generic bags. I use an Avid USV20.

Not fun spending a high price for such thin bags. Says 3mil , no way they are. I have 3mil bags in other sizes and these are not 3mil

I've used a lot of different vacuum bags (I've tested and reviewed about 8 brands) some have seemed pretty high quality but there have nothing on these. the fact you usually get 100-150 smaller bags for 3/5 the price, and the volume and quality is so much less. cheaper bags are cost more and while maybe have a place still. these are superior in so many ways.

These original bags are worth it, excellent quality and thick, seal every time !

Exellent!!