Grantop Blower Leaf Vacuum Bag,Replacement Leaf Blower Storage Bag,Leaf Collection Bottom Bag Zippered Bottom for Shredder Accessories,Garden Vacuum Cleaner, Leaf Blowers.

I got this knowing I’d need to make it fit my hyundai blower but that was fine and I made a remodel to graft it to the connector. All good there but then I found the material was very dense and restricted the airflow such that the suction was completely stifled. Can’t send it back but wish I hadn’t bought it and gone with a genuine one for another fiver!

That it fits well and is of strong material does the job well

this fitted my blower then came straight off i feel its going to blow apart i have now put ties around it and it still blew off its just not strong enough i have had to put super glue and more ties to stop it coming off and turn down the power on my blower sorry just not strong enough regards duke

What a shame that this apparently good value, robust accessory for a leaf blower ahs attracted poor reviews. The only problem with it that I can see is the less-than-adequate drawstring for attaching to the blower. As an earlier reviewer noted, this can be easily overcome with the addition of a cable-tie to secure the bag properly to the unit. Otherwise, the bag is fine and works well.

Unfortunately this didn’t fit onto our Netta leaf vacuum and was too small. We tried to rip a slit down the side so it would fit over the hole and then attach but once this was turned on it blew straight off again. Tried to secure on but no joy.Would not advise to buy this as was a waste of money as is not a universal product

Really good thanks .....fit perfectly

I ordered this bag on a Saturday and it was delivered the next day. It was inexpensive, neatly packaged, and when unfolded seemed a decent size (at least comparable to the bag on the Ferrex garden blower/vac that I'd bought it for).As many others have commented on this and similar low-cost "universal" bags, while the draw-string neck was just the right diameter to fit my vac exhaust port, I could not get it tight enough to be retained. Fortunately the addition of a tightly-fitting cable tie easily overcame that issue.However, the mesh of the bag material, though fairly sturdy, is far too dense to allow adequate air flow through for the vac function to be effective (the Ferrex bag material was unfortunately too easy to rip, but at least it had a much more open weave). I did try leaving the zip opening in the bag base slightly open to see if that had any effect, but this soon got blocked by leaves. Others have suggested punching a few small holes in the material in the neck area may help, which I may try.Many of the other generic bags on the marketplace shared the same description and/or images, so probably share the same bag material and so same problem. I'm sure the manufacturers must be be able to source a more suitable material from somewhere: for the price, I wouldn't mind if it only lasted a year or so at long as it worked better.

Had to make a better way of clamping in place. Seemed to kill the suction a lot.