Heavy Duty Extra Large Moving Bags - Space Saving Storage Option for IKEA Frakta Cart - Blue

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• Widely Open Top & Backpack Straps: the top side zipper supports more than fully opened,easy to load clothes with hangers,or organize any thing you want be in. The moving bags with high quality backpack straps for shoulders’ carry.Along with two hands and one backpack,one person can easily carry three moving bags in one time. Perfect for college dorm moving, new house moving, or as traveling carry bags.
• Versatile Storage or Carrying Usages: as an alternative to moving boxes/plastic storage bins/normal heavy but expensive backpack bags or storage bags, the heavy-duty storage bags is flexible for any mission like clothing storage,extra beddings,blanket,comforters,pillows,wardrobe boxes,home stuff organization; stuff carrying and moving to new house/department, college students dorm room essentials.Also good for camping carrying or all kinds of carrying.
• Heavy-Duty: Multiple upgraded handles along with super strong nylon layers stitching support the extra large moving bags without worry. With the wide and thick handles and top quality double zippers, easily up to 80lbs support.No worry of the handles detached from our moving tote bag,just enjoy your move journey with the true heavy-duty moving bags.
• Extra Large: 29" L x 15'W x 13" H,24.5 gallon volume moving bags with zipper, compatible with IKEA Frakta cart blue packing bags,hold more carry more. A great alternative for moving box and organizers,the most of normal storage bags.Greater,cheaper & environmentally friendly reusable.For space saving, moving, camping.
• Easy Storage and Easy Carrying: the moving bags not like moving boxes,it can be folded so easy when not in use,almost need no room to store,esp nice for carry when on road vehicle moving, airport traveling or camping.Also can be a great storage bag for your storage room.
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