Baggy Rack Stands, 6 Pack, Adjustable Hands Free Clips for Food Storage Bags Plastic Freezer Bags, Bag Holders

These baggy stands are easy to use and works great on any size baggy I used them with. With folding down and in, they do not take up very much space with gives me more storage for other things.When adding liquids or other heavier things, its a good idea to make sure the baggy is on very straight and the holder arms are lowered until the baggy is touching the bottom of the stand so to give it more support, and it won't pop off the seal.All in all I'm happy with the purchase and would buy again.

I saw these used in some cooking videos. Went straight to Amazon and ordered a set. I don't need six of them but wanted to share with my daughter. We buy meat in family size or bulk packages for our freezers. We then repackage the meat in portions we use before freezing. When packaging a lot of meat, hands get messy and it's too much trouble to wash them between filling different sizes of ziplock bags. We've only used these one time so far to package some meat and some frozen vegetables (peppers that have been cut and seeded). They worked well in my opinion. It took some convincing for my daughter.....we were working at my house that day and she wasn't sold on using them. After we were through, she asked if I could spare one for her to take home. LOL I told her that I had bought them for her to have three of them.On the cooking videos, the ladies were filling gallon sized bags with all of the ingredients for what they call "dump and go" recipes that can be frozen and then put in the Instant Pot when needed. So that's one use for them. They seemed to work fine and it looked like the liquid and other ingredients were heavy enough to test the clamps that hold the bags open and in place.I especially like that they adjust for three different sizes of bags. I use the sandwich sized bags for a couple of chicken breasts in each one. Then I put those bags inside the gallon sized bags....I can take out however many of the smaller bags, depending on how many I'm cooking for or how many I need for whatever recipe I'm making. I also use the quart sized freezer bags for some things....Sometimes, I cut up a roast for stew or beef tips and gravy. I do the same thing with my ground meat or pork chops or cubed steaks, etc. So, we use a lot of sandwich bags and I'm looking forward to having these helpers to make the job easier.I need to use these a few more time for different things to know how well they'll hold up but I have a good feeling about them from the one time they were used. Someone had a good idea who designed these. I'm all for anything that will make life and work a little bit easier. I think these are "winners"!

These work great for meal prep!

A little flimsy, but will do the job. I gave my boss 2 of them and he was excited to get them. For loading the Seal-A-Meal bags, you will probably want to use a binder clip or clothes pin to help hold the bag better.

I use mine all the time. They are great for people on diet programs who have to measure and weigh everything. You simply put the stand on the food scale, attach the bag, and zero out the scale. The bag stays upright and open so all you have to do is chop your food up and drop into the bag and when it reaches the desired weight, remove the bag and close. Then repeat until done. Before I got mine, I constantly fought with the bag, trying to wrestle it open and in the end, made a mess. When not in use, it's sitting on my scale a corner, within easy reach. Does not take up much space and is very easy to adjust for most sizes. I only ever used it on gallon size and quart size. It can hold smaller if need be, not sure about bigger.

We do a lot of freezing of foods...meat, vegetables, nuts, etc. These are perfect for holding a quart sized freezer bag open to fill with food. There's only 2 of us, so we haven't used for gallon size bags, but I'm sure they would work as well. Only downfall is that they don't suck fast to the counter or table. If you're nit careful, they can fall over.

Very handy for filling and drying zip lock bags.

Used these already. The grippers could be better. Otherwise they work well as an aid to filling bags. Either ziplock type bags or vacuum sealer bags. Which is why a better gripper would be nice for vacuum sealer bags. It slid a bit too easy. Didn't spill, but easily could have, if I wasn't paying attention. Please upgrade design. A spring clamp on tips would make them so much more functional. Would be willing to pay a bit more for better gripping of the bags. They catch on zipper bags just fine, but vacuum sealer bags need more grip strength. The only con I have found so far.