Eurmax Weight Bags for Pop up Canopy Outdoor Shelter, Leg Weights, Sand Bags

Works phenomenally. When topped off closed to 40lbs of sand on each corner. Seems to be very well made and easy to use. Can’t recommend enough.

So, we wanted a gazebo for out little yard outside our RV. BUT we live in a windy area of NM, so we knew some adapting would be needed. We decided on these weights rather than the ones that came with because these were heavier and looked better made. We've had for a few months and they are doing great with DAILY use! We've had multiple storms and they don't budge an inch and the linings have held up wonderful.We put up the gazebo and pull down daily to prevent rips in the canvas or flying and take these on and off twice a day and they are still doing great.We do have ground stakes which I heard about in the reviews of the gazebo. We got the screw in ones that you use a drill for. I can't recommend the combo enough. We used just the weights until the screws came, and they were pretty good but we did get some movement. With the combo though the frame doesn't budge a bit. And we've had up to 50 mph winds with them. Great buy!

Way better than the bags that come with a popup. Quality build and not a bad price

I purchased these weight bags to substitute for smaller weight bags that came with my 10' x 20' Quictent car port. These bags are about twice as large as the ones that came with the carport. We have had some big winds in recent times, so I just want to be a little bit safer. The 4 weight bags each have 2 compartments to be filled with sand or pea gravel. I live near a sandy beach, and have access to plenty of sand. But, the beach access requires going up/down a very long stairway ( 4-5 stories). So, I figured it would be easier to use pea gravel from a home center.The 4 weight bags were filled completely using 2 whole bags of pea gravel (0.5 cf each bag). This is the standard bag sold in home centers. I paid $3.50/bag. Since it is not sold by weight, no weight is given on the bag. But, in general, each bag of 0.5 cf of pea gravel weighs 50 lbs. So, each weight bag when filled with pea gravel will weigh 25 lbs.The bags are very sturdy, easy to fill, easy to close at top with Velcro seal (and, I slightly turned the edge over to keep water from entering).The one thing that I disliked (and therefor downgraded by 1 star) is the fact that the bottom loop of the bag is supposed to slide onto whatever pole you are using. The top loop slides on perfectly. The bottom loop is much smaller, and will not slip onto any normal pole that is used for a shelter or car port. I don't know if this was on-purpose, or if it was a manufacturing defect. But, it is a clear failure that the bottom loop cannot be attached to the pole. But, I think the top loop plus the Velcro middle band should be adequate for staying in place. I simply don't understand why the bottom loop is such a failure.

Work great and perfect for camping. Durable and easy to fill. Held up our pop up in 25 mph gusts of wind until we could get it down.

Workes for my needs.

WANTED to LOVE THESE but.... They claim 30-35-lb capacity but they actually only hold 23.3-lbs to 23.6-lbs of sand at maximum capacity per bag. I would not have ordered these and would have ordered other larger capacity bags if it was accurately advertised. These do not hold enough weight for the legs of my 13' x 13' popup which was their purpose. I will likely use them to hold a tarp over a boat now that I have them filled rather than return them.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROs -----+ Inexpensive ($17 to $18 at time I purchesed set of 4)+ good quality (well sewn and handles are well placed for transporting)----- CONs ------ no clip or way for top to form a loop around the pole (leads to leaning of top of bag) and in my opinion, stress on the bag- Innaccurate weight capacity advertised (tried rock, tried sand, etc... Rock is too bulky to reach the weight in these pockets and pockets are too small to fit enough sand to meet 30 to 35-lbs)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you need 23-lbs per weight bag per leg, these might be an option but beware of limitations not indicated in description. Note, there are other brands with fold over lip like this that ALSO have a plastic clip to form a loop around the leg. They are currently within pennies of this one. Also, they have a stake grommet in the bottom tab that this one does not.If you are looking for a permanent install (semi-permanent anyway), use the disk weights as I do not believe these will hold up to direct sun day in day out. That is a particularly important issue here in Florida if that is your purpose. It wasn't mine but I noticed others asked this question.SUGGESTION: For filling, I would fill a ziploc 2/3 to 3/4 capacity for sand and purge air before zipping. THEN put that bag (ziplock side in first) into a second bag before purging air and zipping. You are creating a weight back that does not absorb rain water while also achieving max fill in both sleeves of each bag. It keeps distribution more even and makes it less likely to leak sand during transport or storage.