KitchenBoss Vacuum Sealer Rolls Bag for Food with Cutter Box (2 Rolls 8"x50" with Cutter-Box)

These are better quality than foodsaver brand. With food saver you can see the seal is thin. If there's any liquid or crumbs sometimes I have to clean the plastic and reseal it as it won't hold. With these ones the seal line is thicker, I'm guessing the plastic has a lower melting point which creates a better seal. Or perhaps the waffle design has a lighter texture allowing the plastic to come together. Note the square texture in the food saver brand vs smaller inter locking diamonds in this one.

The quality is great, the amount for the pricing..great. The down fall is the cutter doesn't allign just right to get a square cut because you have to manipulate the material under the cutter to get the cut started, which throws it out of square.What I did was snip enough of the box where the cutter sits to slide it over a little. now I can pull the material out and cut without having to fight it to get it in place for cutting. Note I only snipped the box on one side so as when sliding the cutter, the other side doesn't slip.

When you cut out a sized bag the ends bend up and make it impossible to load it into the front of the Food Saver vacuum sealer. They are useless to me. I suppose they work fine on the vacuum sealer that you can lift up the sealing element and then place the bag into place, then lower the vacuum and sealing element. My Food Saver is a front load that requires the bag to be slipped into a narrow slot then vacuuming and sealing can happen.

I was a little bit leary about getting a brand other than "FoodSaver" after reading the reviews of all the cheaper vavuum rolls. About 10% of the reviews said that the seal came undone after vaccum sealing or couldn't be sealed at all. I just figured that it was a quality control issue from the manufacturer and hoped I would get one of the rolls that make up the other 90%. I used these vacuum seal bags on 16 limits of rockfish (160 fish) about a month ago. I have not had a single failure and none of my fish is showing signs of freezer burn. It should be noted that I did a double seal at each end of the vacuum packages...just as a safety precaution. I also store frozen fish in a cardboard box lined with newspaper in the freezer. This is additional insurance against freezer burn and I highly recommend that you do this if you are picky about your fish. And finally; the boxcutter! Oh lord how this is a lifesaver / timesaver. Cutting vacuum bags is probably my least favorite part of vacuum sealing because it is so time consuming, tedious, and the cuts are never straight. All these issues are negated with the boxcutter. So basically just buy these and if you get a bad batch just send them back and get another one.

Excellent value! I have a food saver and it works great with it. Will buy again and again. Commercial Grade Bag Rolls for Food Saver and Sous Vide, BPA Free and FDA Approval (total 100 feet)]]

So I got these because they were cheaper than the food saver bags at Target when they're not on sale. They work just as good I don't see a difference other than the lack of labeling and texture.

this stuff has given me Zero problems with my Food Saver V3825. the bags work just as good as the food saver brand. these are a great alternative to save money on these rolls.

I tried these after being VERY unhappy with others. They're tough enough to last in the freezer and don't get edges popping holes in the bags. I am able to use every inch of the roll so there is no loss of footage as I experienced in other bags. The end against the roller is not sealed so you do need to seal the end on the roll once you're down to 3'-4'. I'll keep ordering these for all my freezer needs. I've also used them when packing soft items for shipping or for traveling and they're a great space saver.