Canopy Water Weights Bag, Leg Weights for Pop up Canopy (Green)

We used these on two structures last weekend. I purchased these because we were camping in a State Park with paved sites. We used two sets. One on our Easy Up canopy and the other on our screen tent. We had 40 mph gusts on Friday. The weights did fine on the Easy Up, kept it in place through the gusts. The screen tent was another story. Very glad we were in the campsite when the gusts began. We had to tie off lines in awkward directions to the car and trees to secure the tent. Over all I'm pleased with the purchase.

Bought a low cost cheap gazebo and needed a way to keep it from blowing away. Decided on these as I liked the fact that you could fill them with water and empty them out when you are done, fold them up and store them without taking up storage space.So far, we have used them every weekend since receiving them and have experienced some moderate wind on some days. These did the job and kept the gazebo stable and grounded. I believe the weight of each when filled with water is around 25lbs, so one on each corner providing 100lbs total weight more than does the job.As for leaking, I have no experienced any issues and they appear to be leak free. This is a great product and I would definitely recommend and buy again if more are needed for something else.

I use these as weights to hold down my pool cover. The other water bags found on amazon are horrible in quality.I understand that these are made for canopies; however, the quality and durability of this product is so good.Basically, you just stretch out the product from its packaging, fill with water, screw cap closed, and you're good!There are no leaks found and I bought a total of 8 weights. It is holding my pool nicely. Price may be a concern but I am sure I am going to use these weights for about 3-4 winters. So I am pretty confident you are getting your $'s worth.

The good:* easy to fill if you're ok with some overflow;* fastened well onto all 4 legs;* held up to 10-15mph gusts;* attractive color;* sturdy handle;* if folks stub their toes on them, it's no big deal.The bad:* only 19lbs, not 22 like described when full;* fall over if not strapped to a tent, because they're just big bags of water;* few street fairs have water on site;* one of them leaked a little bit from a seam.Overall, I got my money's worth, and this brand is as good as any, but I'm not entirely sure I'd choose water-filled weights next time.

I've just tried these weights and they are so easy to use! I had tried before the sand weight bags but I had to buy sand to fill them and then it was very difficult to move them around because I didn't want to empty the sand, but now with these water weights bag I just fill them with water when I need and empty it out afterwards which makes them so easy to use and move around and to storage them.I secured my tent with these bags and they held down my tent very well with winds blowing.I would definitely recommend anyone looking for Weight bags to buy this product!

Excellent weight. 1st use in a windstorm overnight and my 10x10’s never moved an inch!Also, repurposed the water to my plants!

Ok 10’ straight leg pop up with side walls Pismo beach 20 mph breeze and I’m out fishing from the pier. I didn’t catch anything and was worried about the pop up not being where I left it. When I got back to the rv park, guess what? My pop up was just fine. My friends they were watch it just in case but never got worried once. They use rebar pounded deeply. Their going to buy them too and there stylish to go with out $150,000 rigs (no more homeless look. Sorry if I offended anyone.

Purchased these to hold down a canopy. We have almost continual wind this time of year. The canopy didn't budge even in 25 mph gusts. Easy to fill with water and the velcro strapping accommodates multiple sizes of canopy legs. When not in use, they fold flat to store. And I did use the water for my plants and fountains when I emptied them. Much better than dangerous weights and you won't stub your toes on them if you take a wrong step.