MAUI MIKE'S 5 Gallon (5 Pack) Thick Fabric Grow Bags with Sewn Handles - Premium Soft Pots for Tomatoes, Herbs & Vegetables | Durable Plant Containers for Indoor/Outdoor Gardening, Balcony & Patio Planting

These are a bit more expensive than other fabric grow bags, but it definitely seems to be a case of you get what you pay for. They seem far more durable than the 1 gal Vivosun bags that I have and are surprisingly soft to the touch. Almost cotton-like. The handles also seem super sturdy. Almost too sturdy as they constantly stand up and can get in the way of watering if you don't clip or tie them down.I love the fact that they are absolutely perfect for buffering coco coir. I use the orange Homer buckets from Home Depot to buffer coco coir and these bags are an absolute perfect fit for them to the point that you don't have to worry about it being too big and getting stuck or too small and having coco coir spill out of the sides. Love the fact that they're made from hemp and recycled bottles, not too thrilled about them being made in China though. It seems kind of counterproductive to make environmentally conscious products in one of, if not, the biggest offenders of pollution in the world. With a name like Maui Mike, you'd expect them to be made in the USA.I think I prefer the drainage of these to my 1 gal Vivosuns. These seem to have a slower and more steady drainage compared to my Vivosuns that are a little too good at drainage to the point where the amount of runoff just seemed wasteful.