Enniyu Ice Bags 8 Lb With Drawstring, 50 Count For Machine, Heavy-Duty Reusable Cube Bags, Portable Storage And Freezer Keeper

Great if you have a countertop ice maker. It's surprising how much ice those little b@$+@rds actually put out. Perfect size to keep in the freezer. They hold up pretty well. Obviously the bags are not indestructible, but they're a good value for the price and amount.

Updated review: Not much time has passed since the original review but what has become clear is that these bags are more durable than they look. I added an extra star as these are stiff enough to stay open, a feature missing from the bag they replaced. These are by no means heavy-duty but seem to be of serviceable thickness. Only time (and an updated review) will tell.

After years of buying inexpensive 10 pound bags of ice every time we went grocery shopping, I recently noticed these 10 pound bags from store quietly became 8 pounds, then 7 pounds, and now 5 pounds, and at same time they were getting more expensive and no longer cheap. Since we use lots of ice each week, we finally decided to buy a quality countertop ice maker, which we were very surprised to learn how easy and quick it was to make our own ice. However, we soon realized we had no suitable way to move the ice into the freezer or store in smaller containers. We tried quickseal bags, plastic grocery bags, and nothing seemed to match the type of bags that commercial ice type typically use. Then we discovered these bags which are perfect. Not only are they sized to hold the typical amount of ice we make at one time, but they are very sturdy construction and include a drawstring making it veey easy to seal and unseal. We especially like this feature. These are a must have for anyone with an ice maker, regardless if home size or larger commercial size.

These 8lb ice bags are exactly as described. They are heavy-duty and have a convenient string tie that makes them easy to carry and secure. Great quality and exactly what I was looking for.

First third of bags worked well. Then the bottom seal was not staying sealed or were completely unsealed. Ice was falling out of the bottom after only one or two scoops of ice.