Quality Park Bubble Mailers, 6 x 9 Shipping Envelopes, Self-Seal, Durable Brown Kraft Padded Envelopes, Redi-Strip Peel Off Closure, 50 Per Box (QUA85755)

I mail out a lot of packages on almost a daily basis from selling trading cards. I had run out yesterday and while picking up a prescription from CVS grabbed one there as an emergency. I paid nearly three dollars for ONE, and it was way more flimsy, and had less bubble wrap than these FIFTY that I got for TWELVE dollars. I'm sorry, there isn't much more needed to be said... These are quality bubble mailers and at an unbelievable price in this market. An extra nice touch is that they seal with a sticker so you don't have to get that yucky taste in your mouth from licking envelopes. Just buy them. You won't regret it!

Good product, seller was speedy fast in delivery and accurate about said product. Thank you, I hope to do business with you again 5/5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

These bubble mailers are amazing, they are very sturdy and secured. This pack is very valuable. the seal on the top is awesome, super adhesive and stays strong to keep the envelope super safe. The weight of this mailer is super light - it feels thick on the outside but the weight is actually very light. The size is 6x9 and it was perfect

Holy moly! I'm mad I wasn't ordering these before. I usually get my bubble mailers from Dollar tree and pay $1.25 for each one. I now know that I was being completely ripped off because these bubble mailers are in a 50 pack for $10😱 they have a great thickness and the bubble wrap doesn't feel thin. Just buy them!!

Repurchased these a few times this year so far and have received pretty consistent quality each time. Fingers crossed that continues! To be clear, these are not the nicest, most protective mailers you can get. The bubbles are a pretty thin layer on both sides, so if I'm mailing anything fragile, I like to add a layer of bubble wrap around the item and then put it in here. It is thin and definitely feels on the cheaper end. If you try to shove too much in the mailer, it will (speaking from experience) rip at the seams. This mailer is, on the other hand, perfectly fine for shipping flat, rigid items. I use it regularly for shipping prints with chipboard for rigidity. Shipping labels adhere well to it as well. It comes with an adhesive strip that is mostly okay, though it tends to curl up at the ends after sealing. I would rate the sealability alone at maybe a 8.5/10. So far nothing has come undone in transit, but I do like to stick on a little sticker seal just in case...peace of mind, I guess, since the adhesive strip doesn't quite reach all the way on either end of the opening flap. These work great for anything under roughly 5.5x8.5", the flatter the better. It really does not have a lot of room to expand, so if you're mailing anything that will push this mailer to the limit, I would opt for a polybag or something else instead because I would not trust this with any sort of internal strain from overfilling it. I went ahead and cut one of the mailers open to show the interior, which has two (again, very thin) layers of bubble wrap on each side. Nothing fancy. Perfect for my use case. But might not work for people looking for a more protective mailer. These are cheaper per mailer than most options in-store, and if you have any use for bulk mailers, these are a decent value option. I use a few a week and find that this works well for my needs, and I will likely buy it again when I run out. PROS + consistent + works well for flatter items + good size for my use case (small art prints) + shipping labels and stickers adhere well to it + basic-looking, which might be a pro if you would rather your parcels not stand out (and be attractive to porch pirates ;) like some of the flashier options) CONS - adhesive strip doesn't reach end to end of the opening flap, so it curls up on the ends - will 100% rip at the seams if you overfill it. do not use it for shipping bulkier items - bubble part is thin, I don't think this would do much to protect anything that's fragile - interior dimension is more restricted than the exterior 6x9, and is further restricted by the limitations on package depth - build quality is a little cheap. definitely doesn't feel as "sturdy" as some of the more robust brand name offerings Overall: - good if you're shipping thinner, flatter items (examples: recently used it to ship some mini SD cards in their protective case. works great for shipping small art prints, stickers, etc.) - avoid if you need to ship anything remotely bulky or fragile

As expected

I've been using the same bubble mailers for a few years for my small business. I was running low and went to purchase, but they would not get here until next month for some reason. So, I went with these and I'm so happy I did. You can see from my pic just how much thicker these are. The pic shows 3 envelopes of each brand side by side and the difference is apparent. (this brand is on the left) I will say though that the kraft material of these envelopes seems a little more 'flimsy', but I believe the extra padding will make up for anything lost because of it.

Great price and quality, recommended 🙂

Good quality. Received item in good condition and on-time delivery.

excellent

Best quality I have used for my eBay store.

These are great but DVDs do not fit in them at all.

Good quality for a good price!