So we bought these and was somewhat disappointed. The skin was extremely thick and we were not able to peel them. They had to be cut. Also they just were not sweet as ones I have purchased in the past. Maybe I will have better luck next time.

Didn’t love these oranges last year but hoped they had improved. No flavor. Disappointed that Sam’s Club doesn’t offer good oranges or in larger quantities.

These navel oranges were sweet as well and not hard to peel. Some things I don't like to buy in bulk. I can say that they held up good for over a week if not 2 weeks if you don't have someone helping to eat them.

I remembered for the holidays my family would always get some naval oranges, and these hit the spot. It was good to relive the memories, but the taste was yummy!

Very good oranges, sometimes the quality is inconsistent (sometimes dry on the inside), and every bag I've bought always has at least one rotten orange. However, they are usually sweet and juicy, and the price is good.

Bought these a month ago and 1 orange was spoiled as soon as I opened the bag . Oranges we extremely large but had poor texture .Fruit was not fresh and began drying out within a few days. I want be purchasing these again .

Half the bag was going rotten. I've thrown half in the compost and others I've cut in half to try to salvage some. If you get too close to the bad it is medicine like. Yuk.

When I opened the bag 4 oranges were green with mold….discarded them and over the next day or 2 several others started turning. Ended up pitching the whole bag

I bought a bag almost every week since last fall but found a lot of rotten ones - not uncommon to find one in almost every bag and sometimes as many as three in the same bag. The ones that we were able to eat was usually pretty good.

The oranges were juicy and none of them were spoiled. My last bag, I had 3 oranges that had bad spots on them. So happy to get a full bag of really good oranges.