Reusable 100% Silicone Food Storage Bags, Sandwich Snack Bags New Generation Stand Up Zip Container for Soup and Leftovers, Plastice & BPA Free, Microwave Oven Safe 3 Pack (51oz, 34oz, 17oz)

These seal and open SO easily. Just a slight push or pull closes and opens them. I use them for more than food in the kitchen. And great that they are silicone, food grade and BPA, lead, PVC, latex and phthalates free. They wash easily in the dishwasher because they stand open upside down. They are thick, so it works. Some others were so thin that it was impossible to wash them in the dishwasher. And the thickness of these means that they are not fragile. I got multiple packages of these and also gave them to others as gifts. They are priced very well. Far cheaper than the Stasher ones. For example a 3 pack of Stashers had sizes that were far smaller than these at 8 oz, 16 oz, and 32 oz. for about 3 times the price of these. I ordered some of them and returned them because they were no better at such a higher price. Silicone bags are ecologically better than the constant throwing out of the plastic baggies. I do love these Winrock ones.

Super easy to clean, waterproof and all that. SO much more affordable than the competitor it is crazy. I really love these bags. We use them mostly for meal-prep (more like snack prep, crackers, muffins, etc) and they work great. They have a good seal, seem durable and good weight. Will use again and again and plan to buy more over time.

Not leak proof. Seal will pop if pressure applied. Do not use for anything containing liquids. Durable material. Good value for the price. Did well in the dishwasher.

I got this 3-bag set more for microwave cooking (particularly steaming vegetables) than for storage, but I've had a chance to use them a few times now and can't believe I've been sleeping on them. I see some complaints about the seal but I like it fine. It's easy to open and close and easy to open just a tad to vent food while it's cooking. After I steam vegetables in one I add some butter and a little broth powder and shake it up holding it by the seam. One of our quick dinners is pre-seasoned fish filets with steamed frozen vegetables and I discovered that I can microwave both at once (in the large and medium bags) with little monitoring, much less time, trouble and cleanup than doing them separately. I add some nonstick cooking spray if I'm going to cook something particularly messy in one and it cleans up easily.I like the reduced waste and versatility with these bags, but they're also easy on my hands (arthritis) and feel comfortable to work with. Really thinking about expanding my collection of bags like this and using them more when I make big batches of something and want to freeze half. Gladware is good but if you drop it with frozen contents it will often break, and it's not really suitable for cooking in (just light reheating). These bags stand up well so I think they might be easier to store too, including door storage.Always glad to find a better way to do things. Great value imo.

These seem super sturdy. I love that they stand up. Definitely worth the price.

These containers wash and dry well in the dishwasher. They store anything you choose and so far, stay sealed. They reheat foods in the microwave just fine. I crack open the seal just a little to vent. I’m getting rid of all my plastic containers, bags and tools to rid my house of micro plastics.

They are actually really good sizes. I holds a lot and I like that it stays open, making it easier to put things in and clean and dry it after using it. If you pop the bag, it doesn't really stay closed and pops open easily. I won't want to put it in a lunch bag with anything liquid. If someone pushes on it, it could easily pop open.

I use these to store my dog's frozen treats and for my treat pouch. Excellent storage. Easy to clean. Great water seal and will hold in liquids but it's not entirely airtight if that's what youre looking for.