Wallaby 5-Gallon Mylar Bags, 15 Count (Zipper, with 2500cc Absorbers)
$55.99
The bucket-liner size: 20x30 bags that drop straight into a 5-gallon pail, with a resealable zipper and 2500cc absorbers included. Best cost-per-volume for staples like rice, beans and wheat.
Pros
- 5-gallon size lines a standard bucket for bulk staples
- Resealable zipper plus heat seal for repeated access
- Includes 2500cc oxygen absorbers matched to the volume
- 10 mil total thickness for a durable, high barrier
Cons
- Higher upfront cost than smaller bags
- Needs a wide heat sealer or an iron to seal the long mouth
Score breakdown
What owners say
sentiment 77/100 · 474 owner mentionsBuyers praise quality and value for money. Mixed feedback on functionality and sealing.
Specifications
| Mil | 10 mil total |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 10 mil |
| Size | 5 gallon (20x30 in) |
| Count | 15 bags |
| Absorbers Included | Yes (2500cc) |
| Zipper | Resealable |
| Seal Type | Heat sealable |
Alternatives
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The everyday long-term standard: 10-mil total thickness, heat-sealable, and bundled with 400cc oxygen absorbers so a bag holds its seal for decades. The size most home storage projects actually use.
$20.99 · 84 / 100A−
The single-meal size: 50 quart bags with write-on labels, ideal for portioning dehydrated meals, seeds and spices. 5-mil is plenty for smaller, gently handled portions.
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