My pups other human has an issue with the rolled up poop bags, so I bought these for them to try out and they love them. Easy to grab and you can easily tie them on the leave while you desperately search from a rubbish bin to toss them in. Luckily they are scented to mask the horrendous poop smell though!

Strong hold, no leaks. Sturdy. Good size. Used for cat litter.

These are great. They smell good and the handles make it super easy to open and tie the bags! Will absolutely buy more when needed.

Seriously, what has my life come to that I am writing a review for poop bags? But for any dog owner this is important! These are the best bags. I use these and the ones in the roll. The handle bags just seem to have more room. I have a roll holder on my leash, so I use the rolls, but also love the handle bags, so I carry them when I have pockets. I have two 80lb dogs so you can imagine that I need large bags. The bags have never torn while picking up waste, which if thats ever happened to you, you never want it to happen again. My only wish is that somehow they could make the handle bags on a roll. That would be great.

When asked to pen a review of a poop bag, one is almost transported to the time when as a young man writing for the New York Times, one also penned a review of Pavarotti at the Met in 1961. The program, all in Italian, had broken into operatic territory only twice until encore time: Before the “I Lombardi” scene (“La mia letizia infondere.... come poteva un angelo”), Mr. Pavarotti had fanned up a blaze of excitement with excerpts from Act Two of “La Traviata” (“De” miei bollenti spiriti. ... O mio rimorso”). Otherwise, it was Bononcini, Handel, Alessandro Scarlatti, Bellini, Respighi, Tosti and Rossini, mostly staples of the Italian recital repertory such as Handels “Care selve,” Tostis “La Serenata” and Rossinis “La Danza.” Eugene Kohn was a modest piano accompanist throughout. Suffice it to say. When called upon. One delivered.

I use these bags when I scoop out the litter boxes, they are sturdy and hold a surprising amount of stuff. The scent goes away after awhile. For me (two cat) this bag lasts quite a long time scooping twice a day or more.

Ok, only complaint is I couldn’t figure out the dispensing option (my error, probably not their design), so I just took them out of the box. But these are the best I’ve bought! They are great value for the money. I have a pit/lab and, well, she’s big so other things are big too. I can count on these bags not to break and to aide in odor control. Would recommend to anyone with any sized dog.

I really like these bags, which I use when I scoop cat litter boxes. The scent is pleasant and not too strong, yet masks the stinky litter odors. A litter scoop easily fits in thus bag. They dispense well out if smaller plastic bags, so you do not have to open the whole lot of them at once. They are easy to tie. And, my favorite aspect, they do NOT have weird, small pieces of bag falling all over the floor, as happens when one buys a box of regular t-shirt bags. I only wish they were a bit larger for those who use these for litter box clean-up, and not for dog poop removal.

As a dog walker, I have favorite poop bags. These are some of my favorites. I love the handles, Ive never had one rip, theyre big enough for big dog poop, and I love that theyre biodegradable. I have also used them for scooping out litter boxes. I got the unscented so I cant comment on the lavender-scented bags. They can be dispensed out of the box with the 120-count so be sure to check the instructions before opening the box like an animal (like I did with my first purchase.) Otherwise, if you open the box from the top, theyre much harder to get out - but still not a dealbreaker. I have re-purchased and will re-purchase again.

With the long handles on the bags, it is sooo much easier to secure bag. I would never go back to the roll the top down to tie the flat top bags. The handles almost garantee no poo except in the bag!!! Your hands are never in danger. : )