11x50 - 2 pack

I noticed that I have bought these 7 times before when I just reordered today. So, I wanted to do a 2024 review... Going to post in 8 inch and 11 inch for everyone who is wondering about there products.Compared to name brand FoodSaver rolls 1. FoodVacBags rolls are way cheaper for price 2. Get 2x as much 3. The air pattern honeycomb works really well for vacuum. 4. Seal just as good and never had a bad seal that wasn't my fault or well the machines!Note: I've seen some reviews of people complaining about how oversized the rolls are (hey that's a good thing for the money!) ... Since 50 footers won't fit in my FoodSaver, I keep a few of my old cores. Simple to just re-wind the bags with a piece of tape to an old core (takes 2-3 minutes). Re-wind until the 50 ft bag falls into the bag dispenser. Easy-peasyI Sous Vide and use for boiling, they hold up very well!.. I've had rice and what not in long term storage for several years, still tight!Makes a great dry cloths kit, emergency auto kit, or for camping stuff. EndlessI use the 11' and 8" mostly but just recently ordered 6" (sometimes using 8" is a waste). I like the fact there are a few different colors (Clear Black, and Metallic apparently). I like to use the clear for my bulk items and use the black for already prepared leftovers. Makes it easier to find really is all. Might have to figure out what to do with the metallic color just bc.One time I reached out to customer service bc I bought black when 8"clear was out. The next day the clear were in stock and refunded me the black to keep, so I ordered clear anyways.. Thanks for the bonus guys!Overall extremely happy with their products!!

these bags work better than food saver bags on my food saver vacuum machine. great product

These sealer bags work great and are easy to use with the Food Saver system. The bags are very durable. I even use them for pounding out meat without losing the integrity of the bag. Highly recommend.

I have purchased these bags several times now. After years of use with my FoodSaver brand sealer, this is my opinion.1. These bags are very high quality. They seem thicker than brand name bags, and the rolls are longer.2. The bags work well for vacuum sealing for extended storage.3. The bags work well for Sous Vide as well as pure 'boil in the bag' methods.The only "issue" with the bags is that since the rolls are so much longer, they will not fit into the sealer cavity when new. Until the roll is small enough, I just cut the bag to size before sealing. Sometimes I'll just take a bit off the roll and re-roll it and put it in the machine. I have also re-rolled onto saved cores. It's really not an issue and the bags are great to use.Don't hesitate on these. You won't be disappointed!

reviews were good but, i was still totally impressed with the heavy duty quality of these foodvacbags rolls when i saw them.smooth on one side and rough on the other inside and out. just as good as foodsaver rolls, if not better IMO!after trying the mainstray versions for not much cheaper and only 20ft long and that were horrible to use (they curl up on ends making it hard to put into machine to seal/vacuum), i was going to go back to buying the foodsaver brand but, saw these and am so glad i gave them a shot. going to stock up on other sizes now and actually start using my foodsaver regularly again..UPDATE 9/10: lowered rating to four stars because have been finding some items i vacuum sealed no longer so. Not caused by type of food as suggested elsewhere either since it has happened in batches of the same foods that i sealed. for example, i foodsaved my energy squares goodies that i buy in 10lbs into individual 1/2lb amounts, after a couple hours, 2 of the bags were no longer airtight. Same goes with my coffee beans, 25% of the times after i foodsave them, i find them no longer airtight. Has happened with meats as well on occassion but, not as often as with dry type goods.. On very rare occassions this would happen with real foodsaver bags too and was actually happening a bit more after foodsaver dumbed down their bags so in the end still happy with these foodvac bags/rolls and the price makes it worth them not being perfect. I just now make sure to check things i foodsave within 1-2 days to make sure they stayed sealed right, which from my observation if they have, than they will be fine.

These bags seem to work great, and it is well worth the savings to have to split the 50ft roll into 2-25ft rolls to get them to fit into my machine.The only thing I cannot speak about is the ability of these bags over a long time.What I mean is I recently opened a 2lb package of ground beef that was almost 2.5 years old , and the meat was perfectly good, and fresh.But, that was in an original food savers bag, not one of these.If for some reason you are going to store meat that long, I would recommend a food saver bag... just in case.You would hate to lose good meat trying to save a few bucks.As far as these bags they work great, and even with marinated meat, they seal right up using the moist mode of sealing.I just can't speak to their effectiveness over a long time.I highly recommend these bags.

We run a VacMaster Pro 350, and these bags are by far the best I’ve used. We have tried several other brands, and a couple of them would not go beyond 18 on the device. With these bags, never a problem.If you have trouble getting good seals and great vacuum, try these bags.

These are a great value. Make the bag whatever size you want. I buy bulk meats and store them in these for freezing. The meat always comes out with no freezer burn. the only time I've had a puncture was when I tried to seal up crab legs. Don't vacuum seal crab legs.