Ziploc 156-Count Variety Pack
- 68 gallon bags and 88 quart bags build an airtight balloon to Ziploc heaven
- Slider closures are so easy to seal and re-seal you’ll never go back to the other kind
- Ziploc matters, as you know if you’ve ever tried generic baggies
- Buy three boxes and solve your Ziploc problem forever (or that’s how it’ll feel, anyway)
- Model: 71083
Solve your Ziploc problem.
You always need big Ziploc bags. You need them to keep your toiletries from spilling all over your luggage or getting seized by the TSA. You need them to store leftovers when all your containers are dirty or in use. You need them for other reasons you never think about until the moment you need them. They are among the most useful and versatile accoutrements of modern life. And while normally we’re all about buying generic, this is one of those rare instances where the off-brands aren’t the same. If it’s not Ziploc, it’s not Ziploc.
There’s only one problem: you keep running out of them.
Those puny and expensive boxes from the supermarket have a knack of turning up empty right when you need them most. Then you wind up cramming your deodorant and your face wash into a tiny Ziploc bag and paying six bucks for a tube of toothpaste at the hotel.
Solve it. Right now. In one fell swoop. Or a few fell clicks, technically. Each purchase gets you 68 gallon bags and 88 quart bags for 156 total bags. They’re the primo slider kind. Freeze up to 90 gallons of soup. Give your Tupperware a year off. Save the leftover pizza from the annual party that Ziploc execs throw to celebrate the TSA’s mandating of toiletries in quart bags. Never worry about getting your body butter through security ever again.
And of course, you can buy three boxes for a total of 468 bags. If that doesn’t solve your Ziploc problem permanently, it should last at least until air travel is replaced by teleportation.
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