Customer Reviews for WORX - 26 Gallon Collapsible Leaf Bin - Tan
Customer Rating
4
Works fairly well, so far.
on January 6, 2017
Posted by: ChangeAgent
from Manassas, VA, United States
Gender:Male
I bought this recently to use with the Leaf-Pro collection accessory at a rental property, where I don't have an appropriately sized rigid waste container, since: 1) the replacement collection bags for my Worx Tri-Vac work poorly and 2) I can't transport a mid-sized waste container in my sedan. Although this collapsible leaf bin is fairly small and narrow and was not advertised (to my knowledge) to work with the Leaf-Pro, the Leaf-Pro accessory works reasonably well with it.
The attached handles are a nice way to carry the leaf bin around while attached to the Leaf-Pro.
The container is smaller than my ryobi one but looks like it may fit my needs. It dose not have a rigid bottom as is in the ryobi container but it will stand on its own and has usefull handles at its top an bottom which I like. I think that it will work well for light garden debris.
I bought this after borrowing one from my neighbor. The quality of the material is far better than others I have bought in past. The size is also perfect for my needs. Larger ones are just too heavy and bulky to move around. A 5 star product!
I first bought a collapsible leaf bin to put under my WORX shredder. The bin is so light yet holds so much and has such usefully placed handles that it works even better as the vehicle for collecting and dumping the leaves into the shredder so I purchased another at this great low price. I'm finding so many uses for the bins that I may replace most of my other bags and bins with these handy, light, versatile and easily collapsed and stored wonders!
This is only about 20" tall and 18" wide. It appears to be made of synthetic canvass (like a jansport backpack). The bag seems sturdy and is fairly easy to collapse, but mine doesn't fasten easily--you have to pass a bead through a loop, but it takes some effort (if there was elastic in the loop or string, it would help--or snaps instead). Also, mine was not completely sewn--the handles are supposed to be secured with an X stitch, but one side of the handles wasn't completely secured. I got this as a gift for my dad, but he said he doesn't need a middleman between him and the waste bin, so I guess I will be using it.