Sandbaggy provides empty sandbags for flooding, burlap bags and potato sacks for sack races, and landscape staples. Fast, free shipping (4 business days) to the continental USA.
The best way I have seen U-shaped bike racks used and quite typically too, and the best way for them to be laid out and positioned for use, and the way I like to use them, is so that each rack can have two bikes locked up to it, parallel to the rack on either side of it. This more easily permits the center of the frame to be locked to it, and, should somebody so choose, to have both tires to be locked to it with a chain. By using them in this manner a U-shaped rack somewhat shields and protects bikes while helping to keep them supported upright. The guy in this video, along with the photos at the industrial landscaping manufacturing and supply sales company website that led me here, seem to only depict the U-shaped bike racks being position in the cement and being used the wrong way, with bicycles having their front tire stuck in perpendicular to the rack the way that people used to use those old-fashioned style bike racks, where bikes frequently got pushed over and the front tire frame became bent and with spokes damaged and such. Like a bicycle with just its front tire stuck in there is going to stay upright with just a kickstand with people walking and moving things past it and bumping into it, or when somebody else comes along to cramp their front tire in there next to another bike, like they will never accidentally tip that other bicycle over? Of course they will and do start knocking bicycles over. Anybody who has done and depended on doing a whole lot of urban cycling knows that parallel parking on U-shaped racks is how experienced urban cyclists prefer to use them from here to Amsterdam and beyond. It might mean needing multiple racks properly spread out, but that's the best way, permitting the parallel parking of bicycles on U-shaped racks. Of course there are plenty, perhaps designed by car travelling city-planners and the politicians in their chauffeured limousines, all laid out and situated like bicyclists want to start cramming and tangling their bicycles all up together and to get those front tire frames a-bending. But there are places where U racks are properly installed and spaced, and perhaps because an actual experienced urban cyclist was part of the planning process and not just architects and city planners in their glass towers over their car parking garages. Perhaps worst is when there are cyclists who are obviously using U-shaped frames the right way, but then a cyclists or two have come along and stuck their front tire into a U-shaped rack, meaning now those particular racks are less likely to be able to be used by any, much less two cyclists, looking to use it the proper way. This is also why you see a lot of U-shaped racks where the U-shape is more like 24-30 inches or so wide, and not 12 inches wide, to better better support a bicycle and better protect its tires by being more along the entirety of the bicycles on either side of it. This urban cowboy needs to get back on his horse or back into that car that he drives, because he is showing, depicting and encouraging the continued improper use of U-shaped racks, like they were ever meant to be used like those old-fashioned and horrible bike racks that are now, thankfully, almost completely a thing of the past.
@andys3138Ай бұрын
I wish there was something biodegradable that lasted about a year to year and a half fully intact. Brown paper won’t hold up through even 1 spring and summer in Oklahoma with Bermuda grass
@dylanmaxwell495Ай бұрын
oh yay christian paper. I wouldn't want to get non-christian paper!
@judyhowell7075Ай бұрын
Where do you buy them?
@user-gj5it1ni2tАй бұрын
You guys should make a burlap sack that is 50 inches tall and 24 wide
@user-es9zk2qn1j2 ай бұрын
Can't explain why, but I kinda looking forward to getting dirty. 😂
@user-es9zk2qn1j2 ай бұрын
😂😅❤🤣 What a cutie 😂
@KatSchlitz2 ай бұрын
It would be helpful also to know weights of these various roll sizes, and iyes more photos of installation and performance.
@christinachildofGod2 ай бұрын
I personally loved the corny sales pitch 😅. Trying out this type of garden paper this year.
@NaturesInfiniteWELLth-fo6rs2 ай бұрын
Huh, so my comment has disappeared. 🤷🏼♀️ Way to go. I came to add sea oats appear to be a good possibility, with their deep, spreading roots, to help prevent/decrease erosion. I watched another of your videos as this one didn’t show anything and I’m not sold. Seems impractical.
@NaturesInfiniteWELLth-fo6rs2 ай бұрын
Marketing needs a ton of work if this stuff is really in integrity. I’d recommend taking out the religulous nonsense and actually showing the product being used and if it’s working. Otherwise it’s just like a used car sales commercial…not appealing at all. I’m repulsed. I dare say that’s not what you want. Good luck.
@matildapurtill93882 ай бұрын
😂 Promo'SM
@98XC13 ай бұрын
Will sure buy from you guys. Surprised that so little views. It was super well done.
@NickDeubert3 ай бұрын
Who cares if it's "Christian run", that just tells me you have some weird preconceived notion about what an honest business is supposed to be.
@TEXANConnection3 ай бұрын
maybe instead of a corny sales pitch, a informative video of installation and performance?
@ericdarnell25203 ай бұрын
So I'm casually searching for sandbags for an upcoming adult sack race and found this perfect video. It answered all of my questions. Thanks Cowboy Cattleman Cowboy Caleb!
@mayamachine4 ай бұрын
a gallon capacity would help, or weight capacity thanks
@mayamachine4 ай бұрын
hilarious, these look like what I want for my nut storage.. thanks
@jmwloup51104 ай бұрын
if this doesn't work out I'd pay for tickets to your comedy
@retiredperson40545 ай бұрын
Will they work with #3 fiberglass rebar -- and will it work to build out your rebar mats ahead of time and then move them over onto the driveway pour without all the chairs FALLING OFF?
@user-fg5bq9qt7r5 ай бұрын
👍👍👍👍
@user-gj5it1ni2t5 ай бұрын
You guys should make sacks that keep the height but are smaller on the width as I feel that the width is really big
@user-gj5it1ni2t7 ай бұрын
How well would this work for someone who is 6’4
@sandbaggy34697 ай бұрын
These will be perfect. For reference Cowboy Caleb (the guy in video) is about 6'1.
@Digital_EDGE_Designs8 ай бұрын
This is Super Bowl commercial quality! Hilarious!
@sandbaggy34697 ай бұрын
Thanks we do our best 🙏
@illbetherejk32129 ай бұрын
Love this stuff. Possibly the best you can find for a covered French drain project. I've got probably 1,000 square feet worth of sandbaggy's 8oz needle punch fabric across my 1.2acre yard.
@westsidewil9 ай бұрын
Sandbaggy is excellent. I’ve used it extensively for my home landscaping project.
@magnusmandato908010 ай бұрын
😭 Promo_SM
@volkan_boston10 ай бұрын
single or double needle punched? thx
@sandbaggy34697 ай бұрын
hello, sorry for our late reply. These are double punched.
@sincityquinn Жыл бұрын
I hate those staples. They suck.
@bobkoontz5814 Жыл бұрын
Can I use sandbags on horse stall floors
@CoreyChambersLA Жыл бұрын
Great innovation in filling sandbags!
@uride290 Жыл бұрын
How about using a hammer on them, to show us they work!
@mariezapanta5511 Жыл бұрын
Hm
@donaldpate1863 Жыл бұрын
Where is the sandbag supply house?
@GuiFalked Жыл бұрын
You may have saved me some blacksmithing 😁
@fpsfreak4079 Жыл бұрын
This doesn't test anything,u can drive on home depot's fabric n it will same results lol
@jimmaria1492 Жыл бұрын
Using your hands to set staples can not only injure some people but also cause long term back problems from bending over and pushing them in on hills and uneven terrain. Yes they can be hammered in avoiding hand injury but on comercial jobs or large jobs you as a company should be advocating to use the right tool for the job and suggesting a staple setter or sod stapler to use with your products to avoid injuries that you as a company share liability along with the company's using your products with out the proper tools or proper safty gear and safty tools especially in a comercial setting. After finding this out the hard way I researched your product and the proper installation tools they are cheep enough you could give them away to contractors using large amounts of your products..... that said if I ever see some one with long term problems I will steer them to an attorney unless I see some kind of better solution happen other than removing this and your videos from KZread and the internet
@SunnyCLT Жыл бұрын
Filtration rate "Competitors" fabric shown is woven while this video is for nonwoven fabric. . Dishonest comparison.
@patrickcorcoran4828 Жыл бұрын
This is ridiculous. I love it.
@tonetipreviews Жыл бұрын
LoL, Weed barrier to help grow weed!
@prabuscross1.663 Жыл бұрын
How good it is?
@Spoons7414 Жыл бұрын
Lol it’s all fun and games until you’re entire mat falls over because these things are taller than they are wide. Imagine three or four guys walking on the cage and when it goes it lands on your foot with thousands of pounds of concrete on one side of it. Edit: the commercial was great though and I love the idea with the snap in. Just needs to be wider
@BigTex19 Жыл бұрын
If you place the proper amount of them you can just walk on the rebar no problem
@MrGusinfla Жыл бұрын
There stronger than u think.. the bad thing is when it's cold they turn to glass n break easy, plastics to hard it needs some give
@crookedarrowranchidaho Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the share! We’ve been using these bags for well over a year now and we still love them and they are all still going strong! Excellent quality!! Thank you again!!
@colemedina6642 жыл бұрын
What oz. Fabric did you use?
@aj1201 Жыл бұрын
It is 4 oz. most likely allowing flow rate of 120 per ASTM US 120 NW, and perhaps as high as 140!
@robindegu72942 жыл бұрын
What does Apple drains or French drain man think of your fabric?
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Love it❤
Can this be used over clay
The best way I have seen U-shaped bike racks used and quite typically too, and the best way for them to be laid out and positioned for use, and the way I like to use them, is so that each rack can have two bikes locked up to it, parallel to the rack on either side of it. This more easily permits the center of the frame to be locked to it, and, should somebody so choose, to have both tires to be locked to it with a chain. By using them in this manner a U-shaped rack somewhat shields and protects bikes while helping to keep them supported upright. The guy in this video, along with the photos at the industrial landscaping manufacturing and supply sales company website that led me here, seem to only depict the U-shaped bike racks being position in the cement and being used the wrong way, with bicycles having their front tire stuck in perpendicular to the rack the way that people used to use those old-fashioned style bike racks, where bikes frequently got pushed over and the front tire frame became bent and with spokes damaged and such. Like a bicycle with just its front tire stuck in there is going to stay upright with just a kickstand with people walking and moving things past it and bumping into it, or when somebody else comes along to cramp their front tire in there next to another bike, like they will never accidentally tip that other bicycle over? Of course they will and do start knocking bicycles over. Anybody who has done and depended on doing a whole lot of urban cycling knows that parallel parking on U-shaped racks is how experienced urban cyclists prefer to use them from here to Amsterdam and beyond. It might mean needing multiple racks properly spread out, but that's the best way, permitting the parallel parking of bicycles on U-shaped racks. Of course there are plenty, perhaps designed by car travelling city-planners and the politicians in their chauffeured limousines, all laid out and situated like bicyclists want to start cramming and tangling their bicycles all up together and to get those front tire frames a-bending. But there are places where U racks are properly installed and spaced, and perhaps because an actual experienced urban cyclist was part of the planning process and not just architects and city planners in their glass towers over their car parking garages. Perhaps worst is when there are cyclists who are obviously using U-shaped frames the right way, but then a cyclists or two have come along and stuck their front tire into a U-shaped rack, meaning now those particular racks are less likely to be able to be used by any, much less two cyclists, looking to use it the proper way. This is also why you see a lot of U-shaped racks where the U-shape is more like 24-30 inches or so wide, and not 12 inches wide, to better better support a bicycle and better protect its tires by being more along the entirety of the bicycles on either side of it. This urban cowboy needs to get back on his horse or back into that car that he drives, because he is showing, depicting and encouraging the continued improper use of U-shaped racks, like they were ever meant to be used like those old-fashioned and horrible bike racks that are now, thankfully, almost completely a thing of the past.
I wish there was something biodegradable that lasted about a year to year and a half fully intact. Brown paper won’t hold up through even 1 spring and summer in Oklahoma with Bermuda grass
oh yay christian paper. I wouldn't want to get non-christian paper!
Where do you buy them?
You guys should make a burlap sack that is 50 inches tall and 24 wide
Can't explain why, but I kinda looking forward to getting dirty. 😂
😂😅❤🤣 What a cutie 😂
It would be helpful also to know weights of these various roll sizes, and iyes more photos of installation and performance.
I personally loved the corny sales pitch 😅. Trying out this type of garden paper this year.
Huh, so my comment has disappeared. 🤷🏼♀️ Way to go. I came to add sea oats appear to be a good possibility, with their deep, spreading roots, to help prevent/decrease erosion. I watched another of your videos as this one didn’t show anything and I’m not sold. Seems impractical.
Marketing needs a ton of work if this stuff is really in integrity. I’d recommend taking out the religulous nonsense and actually showing the product being used and if it’s working. Otherwise it’s just like a used car sales commercial…not appealing at all. I’m repulsed. I dare say that’s not what you want. Good luck.
😂 Promo'SM
Will sure buy from you guys. Surprised that so little views. It was super well done.
Who cares if it's "Christian run", that just tells me you have some weird preconceived notion about what an honest business is supposed to be.
maybe instead of a corny sales pitch, a informative video of installation and performance?
So I'm casually searching for sandbags for an upcoming adult sack race and found this perfect video. It answered all of my questions. Thanks Cowboy Cattleman Cowboy Caleb!
a gallon capacity would help, or weight capacity thanks
hilarious, these look like what I want for my nut storage.. thanks
if this doesn't work out I'd pay for tickets to your comedy
Will they work with #3 fiberglass rebar -- and will it work to build out your rebar mats ahead of time and then move them over onto the driveway pour without all the chairs FALLING OFF?
👍👍👍👍
You guys should make sacks that keep the height but are smaller on the width as I feel that the width is really big
How well would this work for someone who is 6’4
These will be perfect. For reference Cowboy Caleb (the guy in video) is about 6'1.
This is Super Bowl commercial quality! Hilarious!
Thanks we do our best 🙏
Love this stuff. Possibly the best you can find for a covered French drain project. I've got probably 1,000 square feet worth of sandbaggy's 8oz needle punch fabric across my 1.2acre yard.
Sandbaggy is excellent. I’ve used it extensively for my home landscaping project.
😭 Promo_SM
single or double needle punched? thx
hello, sorry for our late reply. These are double punched.
I hate those staples. They suck.
Can I use sandbags on horse stall floors
Great innovation in filling sandbags!
How about using a hammer on them, to show us they work!
Hm
Where is the sandbag supply house?
You may have saved me some blacksmithing 😁
This doesn't test anything,u can drive on home depot's fabric n it will same results lol
Using your hands to set staples can not only injure some people but also cause long term back problems from bending over and pushing them in on hills and uneven terrain. Yes they can be hammered in avoiding hand injury but on comercial jobs or large jobs you as a company should be advocating to use the right tool for the job and suggesting a staple setter or sod stapler to use with your products to avoid injuries that you as a company share liability along with the company's using your products with out the proper tools or proper safty gear and safty tools especially in a comercial setting. After finding this out the hard way I researched your product and the proper installation tools they are cheep enough you could give them away to contractors using large amounts of your products..... that said if I ever see some one with long term problems I will steer them to an attorney unless I see some kind of better solution happen other than removing this and your videos from KZread and the internet
Filtration rate "Competitors" fabric shown is woven while this video is for nonwoven fabric. . Dishonest comparison.
This is ridiculous. I love it.
LoL, Weed barrier to help grow weed!
How good it is?
Lol it’s all fun and games until you’re entire mat falls over because these things are taller than they are wide. Imagine three or four guys walking on the cage and when it goes it lands on your foot with thousands of pounds of concrete on one side of it. Edit: the commercial was great though and I love the idea with the snap in. Just needs to be wider
If you place the proper amount of them you can just walk on the rebar no problem
There stronger than u think.. the bad thing is when it's cold they turn to glass n break easy, plastics to hard it needs some give
Thanks for the share! We’ve been using these bags for well over a year now and we still love them and they are all still going strong! Excellent quality!! Thank you again!!
What oz. Fabric did you use?
It is 4 oz. most likely allowing flow rate of 120 per ASTM US 120 NW, and perhaps as high as 140!
What does Apple drains or French drain man think of your fabric?
Very good
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