These Sumo oranges are just so good! Typically very expensive, the cost at sams was i believe $2.99/pound, versus $6.99 at the supermarket. The only downside was that when I got these, they were somewhat reaching their end of life and some of them were squishy and one actually didn't make it. I hope that was just an aberration and not the typical experience. I know these as Dekopons, and I really love them. These had hardly any seeds.

I am addicted to these! Perfectly sweet with low acid. Normally no seeds, with occasionally one with. Super juicy. I keep them cold in the fridge and they have replaced ice-cream for my cold snack. They are very refreshing is the best way to describe them. Looking to see if I can find an actual tree for our back yard now! LOL

The Sumo citrus is wonderful. The price is far below, local grocery stores. Lots of people will pass this up, due to prices. In Sam’s they come up to around $1.31 each. However local grocery stores they are $2.99 each. Well worth the price in my opinion. They sell out quick.

I love Sumo season... I start watching like a friggin hawk every year around the end of February so as soon as they're available I can go buy them. 2 boxes every 2 weeks or so. I have made trips to Sam's JUST for Sumos... I didn't need anything else, just sumos. That says a lot.

Love these oranges, Picked out what appeared to be good, ripe oranges. The day I brought home, picked one out to eat. As soon as I did noticed there was a rotten area on it. Over the next couple days the oranges,wilted and molded much faster than I could eat them. Just believe they were old to begin with.

These are the sweetest, tastiest oranges ever! They’re delicious! Now my husband won’t eat any other ones. Please bring them back, they’ve been outta stock for a few weeks now.

Terrible quality have to pick through a bunch of them and be selective with which ones you’re getting as they have a ton of old or molding sumos.

Great taste. Only complaint is one was molded inside and had to be thrown away.

They are a perfect hybrid of mandarin oranges and pomelos. The season is around January to March. We have to say goodbye to them now, but looking forward for their availability again in the next year.

My kids loves these oranges. They are sweet and juicy. Easy to peel and seedless. We purchased them several times . They are priced fair and great quality. Try them!