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Best Bags?

Crunchy Taco

Active member
Who's are the best? Who's are the best for the price? Who's have the screens on the side to for faster easier runs?


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Guest

Only 2 choices I know of is payload bags or Bubblebags. I bought the Payload bags from Okeif, only becasue they are stateside, and I couldn't find any BubbleBags in the states at the time. I love mine, and they do have screen up the walls, drains pretty fast.
 

ilife

Active member
Payload Bags

Payload Bags

Payload Bags is your best option. They have the screens on the sides for easier drainage. They also have a 9 bag kit. (220u,190u,160u,120u,100u,90u,73u,45u,25u) This way you can customize your bags to the strain you are working with. They also have eyelets for a pulley system for the medically challenged.








iLiFE
 

Crunchy Taco

Active member
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payload bags, that's the one. A friend just told me about them, over some bubble, and well I forgot what they were called.
 
G

Guest

So far mine have held up to a pretty good bit of use and abuse. Stitching is very strong too.
 

jimjay

Member
I have not heard of those Payload bags. My choice was between schwag and bubble bags.....iwent w/ bubble just because the maker seems easy to get a hold of.
I used them many times in the first few days. After clening them one day i noticed a small rip in the lining of the 90 micron bag. I got a hold of bubble bag through email and they promptly emailed me back telling me they would replace it no problem.
I dont think this rip had anything to do w the quality i think something hapenned in shipping or something..... But the point is i always go w/ the company that stands behind their shit regardless of the extra price. To me it shows that the co. is in it for the long run.
 
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kokua

I saw the DNA boys had a post over at BBay raving about the payload bags. I got em and love em. Great bags.

The only problem I have is I just got the 3 bag kit. The three bags they send are 90, 73, and 25. When I run the 90, I hardly get anything out of the 73. I would rather have 120,73,25 instead. Oh well. Good product nonetheless. :yes:
 
G

Guest

Do the pay load bags come in washing machine size? Can the stitching hold up then? One thing about the bubble bags I dont like is that they are hard to turn inside out with hash in them. I have lost hash like this. Now I harvest my hash without turning the bags inside out. What would be nice is a zipper to seperate the bottom of the bag with the screen. You heard it here first from Gringo. A zipper bag would make work easier! I hope someone produces it.
 

ilife

Active member
Yes the Payload bags come in 32 gallon size and work great together with a household washing machine setup. They have a very strong stitching that will last for a long time and many uses. They are designed in Canada and manufactured in China. Payload Bags stands behind there products 110%. From my experiences they are a lot more responsible with business matter than Bubblebags.

QUOTE:
Gringo "Do the pay load bags come in washing machine size? Can the stitching hold up then? One thing about the bubble bags I dont like is that they are hard to turn inside out with hash in them. I have lost hash like this. Now I harvest my hash without turning the bags inside out. What would be nice is a zipper to seperate the bottom of the bag with the screen. You heard it here first from Gringo. A zipper bag would make work easier! I hope someone produces it."

Adam Dunn from THSeeds thought of adding a zipper to the screen part of the water filteration bags 4 or more years ago. There are many pro's and con's to doing this. To me more con's.

iLiFE
 

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