FoodSaver Reusable Quart Vacuum Zipper Bags, 10 Count, BPA-Free, Microwave Safe, Leakproof

I’ve been using FoodSaver reusable vacuum zipper bags for years, so I came into this latest version already expecting a solid product. What I didn’t expect was how much of an improvement the redesigned valve would make — and it truly feels like a game changer. Previous versions worked well, but sealing required a bit of juggling. You often had to hold the suction attachment in place and keep pressing on the valve to maintain a proper seal during vacuuming. With this upgraded design, that extra effort is gone. The new valve features a wider surface around the opening that creates a secure seal between the bag and the vacuum device. Once connected, it stays in place on its own, allowing you to let go and simply let the machine do its job. That may sound like a small change, but in everyday use it makes the entire process smoother, faster, and much more convenient — especially when sealing multiple bags. Beyond the improved valve, the bags maintain everything I’ve always appreciated about FoodSaver products. They feel durable and well-made, are easy to clean and reuse, and the BPA-free, microwave-safe design adds versatility for real kitchen use. They hold a strong seal and remain reliably leakproof. Overall, this is a thoughtful upgrade to an already good product. If you’ve used earlier versions of FoodSaver reusable bags, you’ll immediately notice the difference. And if you’re new to reusable vacuum bags, this updated design makes them easier and more user-friendly than ever.

Now that it is just the two of us, we vacuum seal pretty much everything. Pretty much nothing comes packaged for just one or two people. We also downsized to their rechargeable hand-held unit. We've been using the pint size version of these for several years and they work great, and we've been itching for them to come out with the gallon size. So, thank you FoodSaver for listening. The only issues we've had with this style is the valves get stuck shut some times and they are a little bit of a pain to clean depending on what you put in them. Most of the time, we can just put them across four prongs of the top shelf of the dish washer in our daily load, but when they don't come out completely clean we have found a 1.5 - 2 inch bottle brush with bristles at the tip works best for getting down into the corners of the bags. Your milage may vary.

I've been using vacuum sealed bags for more than a decade. As a chef I used restaurant grade bags from a well known manufacturer that were not marketed commercially. They discontinued these bags. Fortunately, I had a large inventory. I finally ran out of the quart size bags and thought I was out of luck. I happened to see these from FoodSaver and decided to try them. They are vastly superior to the ones I have been using. My hand-held vacuum pump works perfectly with them. The bags seal in just a few seconds. My old bags took 30-45 seconds to seal. The FoodSaver bags remove all the air and I would say this is a restaurant grade vacuum. I highly recommend these bags and its nice to know that FoodSaver will be around for a long time.

Included was a tool for gripping closure, which is very helpful. Be sure to press center dot firmly at suction to keep sealed after vacuuming. The first of these bags I used were a different style, without the gripper tool, but I found them useful nonetheless. If only they would last forever.

These work great. I bought them mostly to help keep blocks of cheese stay fresh longer, without having to churn through the custom sized bag rolls. Regular ziplocs help, but being able to get out the air means the cheese is lasting much longer without mold.

Vac bags in general all seem to be not great... these do seem the best of all I've tried and worth the extra$$

The new bags are indeed sturdier in terms of material, but the opening mechanism is prone to damage. It offers poorer durability at a higher price point. I’ve already had three bags fail at the seal, which has been quite a frustrating experience.

These reusable FoodSaver bags are great. Thick plastic, easy to wash and reuse. Continues to seal well after multiple uses.