Fiskars Kangaroo Collapsible Garden Bag for Yard Waste, 30 Gallon Reusable Container for Lawn Care and Gardening

This bag is life-changer. I use it for leaves and when gardening. It holds a lot of weight, and I carry it wherever I'm gardening. It keeps everything in one place and is very sturdy.

I always use these in the garden, it is so much easier than hauling around the yard waste bin.You can easily separate out debris for composting or collection.This unit is sturdy and I expect it will last a long time.I had a plastic type pop up before, but the material disintegrated over time until it was mostly duct tape holding it together.This is very worth it.

I bought this bag bc my original ones ripped after a few uses. They were the standard leaf bags you get and worked well enough but just weren’t built to last. However, I loved having them. I have a medium-large yard and now once a week, at the beginning of season my grass grows pretty quickly and will double in height and depending on the humidity levels and time of day, my cuttings can be heavy and wet. So I have to empty my bag twice. It helped to have a bag around to dump into when I needed to and then take it all out at the end.So I went on the search for a different bag. And this one came up. It’s by Fiskars, a brand I trust with quality, and it was the perfect size, especially with Fall leaves coming up. So I clicked “buy now” and I don’t regret it.This bag collapses and even tho the little toggles can be finicky to get back in their loops, they’re well made and designed, making it easy to store it in small places. It’s also very sturdy and well made. The handles aren’t going to rip off, and the bottom is flat. It does need weight or it will fall over/blow away. But it’s lasted the rest of the season. If you’re looking for something to help you keep your yard clean but you can store away and out of sight, this is it!

The Fiskars Kangaroo Collapsible Garden Bag with Heavy Duty Hardshell Bottom is a well-designed, robust, and sturdy garden bag that holds up well under heavy use. The hardshell bottom adds to its durability, making it easy to drag around the yard without worrying about wear and tear.However, one notable downside is the lack of elastic straps to hold yard bags open. This would have been a helpful feature, especially when working with loose debris or leaves. Despite this, the bag's overall quality and construction are impressive, and it serves its purpose well for general garden cleanup.If you’re looking for a strong and durable garden bag and don’t mind the extra effort needed to keep yard bags open, this is a solid choice.

I bought mine in February of 2022. This little baby is a work horse. If you are short like I am it is the perfect height to throw weeds in while sitting on the ground. Tough and easy to move around while you work. This year was my three year spring cleanup of all gardens and the handles finally ripped off. But I give this a beating and feel it was my fault and for this price 3 years of excellent service it didn't disappoint. My fear is it will rip or become unusable so here I am buying another one so I don't have to stress out! Truthfully one of the best buys I have made for garden use.

I had seen these used by Laura on Garden Answer, a YouTube channel, and finally decided to order one. I can't tell you how pleased me & my husband are with this purchase. We have about 50 pine trees on our property, so pick up tons of cones & sticks. This works perfectly. Even full, I, a 66 year old, have no trouble emptying. Believe me, you will not regret this purchase. Great sturdy quality & so easy to fold & unfold. I was not paid for this review.

This is at least the fourth one of these I've had. I like the size. It is short enough that I can throw things into it easily while sitting or kneeling in the garden. The diameter is large enough to generally hit it when tossing something but small enough to fit near me in most spots in the garden. The size is reasonable to pick up a fair amount of debris but not so large that it becomes very heavy when full (I'm lazy about going to the green waste can to empty, so I'll generally keep pruning, weeding, etc. until my debris container is absolutely full. Larger debris containers are then often quite heavy to carry. This size forces me to empty when I should.). The metal spring keeps it upright and open very well. It's light weight. The one negative is that they do wear out. Sharp sticks and thorns do poke holes in the fabric over time (though I've never had it tear significantly from those) and the fabric does begin to give way along the stitched seams eventually. Each one lasts me about 2 years (and we garden year-round in California). I do keep it in the garage when not in use. I expect continual UV exposure if left outside would probably degrade it a bit faster. Though I rarely bother to collapse it, the toggles and loops work well when you want to. I've never wanted any sort of top for it for garden use. I think I like it even better then the wooden bushel baskets of my youth (but of course it isn't compostable).

Love it and so helpful! Seems very durable!