Noa Store Reusable Grocery Bags - Pack of 6-20.8"x25.2"x3.9" Sturdy & Foldable Tote Bag - Comfortable Handles, Spacious & Ideal for Shopping & Travel - Lotus Trolley Bag Compatible

These are strong bags. Bought them for daughter in college. She loves that the squash down really small when not in use.

UPDATE: We've been using these for about nine months. They are the best grocery bags. Bigger them most and very strong. I've gotten pretty good at folding them up so that they lay flat. For best results, follow the creases from the original "fold." While I have learned how to fold them up, my wife simply says "here are some bags that need to be folded." That also seems to work pretty well. Lot's of re reviewers give five stars at the drop of a hat. These bags truly deserve the highest rating. I like them so much that I dug up this review from months ago and added an update.These are very sturdy bags. They are made of good quality rip stop nylon. My guess is that I will loose them long before the wear out.They come very neatly folded into the "envelope" sewn onto the bag. When I first opened them up, I thought "fat chance ever getting this back in that little envelope." At first I tried stuffing them back in the envelope, but the material is too high quality to bunch up small enough to fit nicely in the envelope. So, I tried folding them up and putting them back in. Surprisingly, it was pretty easy. You'll want a flat surface big enough to spread the bag out on. Fold the bag in half from top to bottom, and then fold it half again (top to bottom). Now you have a long strip of bag the correct height to fit in the envelope. Next, you fold one end of the strip towards the middle. Make the fold about the same width as the envelope attached to the bag. Do the same to the other end, and then fold each end into the middle. You now have a square that you can stuff into the envelope. (It's a lot easier than that sounds - just try it.)Just in case you are still reading this, these are very good bags. Definitely five stars.

These 6 bags are currently listed at $14.79, so they are a great value for that price. They fold up small and would fit in your back jeans pocket. When it is fully open, it is about twice as big as a normal plastic grocery store bag.My only complaint is I haven't learned how to fold it back into the nice, neat square again. Fortunately, I have only unfolded one. I will have to unfold the next one very carefully or record myself doing it so hopefully I can fold it back into the pocket again.I think these will last. Great way to start replacing plastic bags!

My city just implemented a ban on single-use plastic bags. I'm perfectly fine with the ban, but I needed to find bags that were easy to store and use. These reusable bags fill the gap perfectly.What I like most is that I can fit two of them in my back pocket. I don't have to fuss with them while shopping. In the car, I can keep all of them, folded up, in the pocket behind the passenger seat of my car. They would also fit nicely in a glove box, console box, or the door bins.At the checkout, the bags unfold easily enough and hold about 2 times the amount of the single-use plastic bags, and are strong so you don't have to worry about a back of cans bursting at the bottom. A loaf of bread will lay nicely across the top of the bag contents.Note that these do not have a stiff card or "plate" in the bottom to maintain a flat bottom. These truly are just a larger, stronger, more durable version of the single-use bags.Refolding is also easy enough. After a couple of times you really get the hang of it. I start by laying the bag flat with the pocket flipped up. Then I fold the sides in, leaving a single strip the width of the pocket. You can use the creases from the factory folds as a guide. Then fold-roll up from the bottom, again using the factory creases as a guide, and then stuff the final square of folded bag into the pocket. Don't worry about perfection here. Even if the folded bag looks a little too large for the pocket, stuff it anyways. It will fit.

I've been using reusable grocery bags for a while now- every since my area implemented a fee/tax per bag. It's always good to have a few extra and experience has taught me that I prefer the nylon bags to cloth or the coated paper ones many of the grocery stores sell... They're super lightweight, fold up easily, are strong and can take a lot of weight, and they are easy to throw in the washing machine since you do need to clean them regularly.These are everything I love about reusable bags, plus, they're larger capacity than most others out there. I went shopping with them today and it is shocking just how much they will hold. Although they don't provide the actual distance in the description, there's plenty of drop in the handles to sling these bags over your shoulder like a purse. In fact, I often bypass the carts and the baskets now and just use these for holding my items on my shoulder while I'm shopping. These bags are also versatile enough for dozens of other uses. I ship quite a few items for my online business and it's easy just to throw all of my parcels in these bags to take into the post office. I can use them to carry paper supplies, clothing, and other inventory to and from my online store. Overall, this is a really nice and a decent value giving both the quality and size of the bags. If I need more in the future, I will definitely consider getting these again.