StasherPocket Reusable Freezer Bags (Clear/Aqua) | Silicone Food Bags For Travel and Food Storage | Small Snack Bags |21cm x 14cm x 1.9cm / 118ml

After using it for a couple months, here are my findings:Sturdy bags that can hold and keep many different types of food; they save space on the fridge; they have a very tight seal (they keep liquids provided you’re sensible and don’t squeeze them too hard, they do take some level of pressure without opening no problem); They go on the freezer and they do fit a lot depending on what you’re using them for.They have always been leakproof for what I use them - I never traveled with a bag full of soup in my backpack tho, so I don’t know your standards/ideas on leakproof. Fruits, cookies and sandwiches/bagels are fine to travel tho. Also for seasoning/marinating stuff overnight in the fridge they work great.The opening is finicky but that’s what makes the seal really good, so you have to pick your battles, and I never had any problems on transporting sandwiches - if it’s cut in half and arranged nicely.To take the contents out just press the corners into each other and the opening should suffice. They are tight. If they’re not tight, they won’t be leakproof. Get a bigger model if you want more space, you can’t have it all.They’re ok to clean, but drying silicone bags out is a bit of a pain in general, you have to stack them upside down on a glass or something and forget them there for a good few hours. Not a deal breaker but could be improved. Maybe selling then with a thin stand/dish rack add-on to dry them? I don’t know.I don’t use my Stasher for cooking/boiling/microwaving so I can’t comment on that.I bought cheaper ones to compare and I like them as well, but the Stasher does work and feel a bit better, specially on closing and opening, maybe the silicone quality is what does it, you do feel the slightly difference in touch/feel of the material. The seal seems pretty much the same and they’re equally useful to me.They’re dishwasher safe but I ended up always washing by hand for some reason so I also can’t comment on that.If you don’t want them for cooking/boiling, consider buying cheaper brands, they perform very similarly and are WAY cheaper - I got this one for £11 and the cheaper ones were a set of 3 for £15.I gotta say tho I really like the Stasher bag and although they’re are a bit overpriced, if they last as they seem to do, it’s well worth the investment. As it is, I would recommend/ buy more of them, great experience overall.

So far so good. Bit difficult to dry after cleaning as it doesnt open far on its own but you could dry it hanging it off something. Expensive but hoping it will last a long time. Arrived in a plastic bag...some irony given that the whole idea is it is plastic free.

Love it

Exactly what I'd hoped for - extremely durable silicone bag, easy to seal and perfect for sous-vide cooking. However, only 4 stars as this is not the *large* size, but is the medium sandwich-sized bag. I felt a little misled by the product description as they're anything but large. No criticism of the product itself however, it should be noted.

It is very useful. I use this to marinate meat and it works so well.I can use dishwasher to clean it. Very easy to clean.I have been used this for 3 month and it hasnt leak at all.I will recommend.

Great eco product, easy to clean, fits a full sandwich uncut and seals perfectly each time. Great fit freezing with too.

These are much too thick to create a vacuum good enough for Sous Vide cooking, so not useful for that purpose.

Good solid item. Need a multiple of sizes. Bit pricey though