Fiskars 10 Gallon Kangaroo Gardening Bag (94046974J)

Great quality. I should have read the specs more closely. A little small fir my gardening needs.... but at least it wont get too heavy before it needs emptying

I’ve owned many of these over the years. I use them throughout the year for weeding and pruning. Nice to carry around because they aren’t really big like other similar containers which I think are more oriented at leaf collection. The bottoms wear out eventually, faster if you leave moist yard waste in them for too long, so make sure to empty and keep dry. On average I get two to three years before needing to replace, as the metal wire ring will break out of the bottom. I’ve seen other containers that are made with a hard plastic bottom, which would help but end up making it heavier. Despite the issue outlined, I still highly recommend.

Great Gardening Partner! Love this bin. It is lightweight and is perfect for all medium pruning jobs. Pops down nicely to store. They do make a larger one I’d use for tree branches and large scale leaf raking jobs. Great company. Great product.

Best gardening container on the market! Very quick and durable, and folds for easy storage. Has lasted eight years with constant and heavy summer use. Only part that broke away was the metal from the stitched top of the container. It frayed but I was thrilled it lasted so long. Very highly recommend.

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).