I use the "slider quart size bags" for saving both new / freshly purchased & leftover food, both at room temperature and cold. Been using these for years. Recently I purchased a box of "76 slider quart size bags" and was glad I had not yet disposed of the prior no name brand's 50 slider quart size box because the design and placement of the opening for the "Ziploc 76 quart slider bags" was weird. The "ZIPLOC 76" box design & opening positions take up 3 times the horizontal shelf space versus vertical space that a properly designed box does; the box opening was in the middle of the bags instead of next to the narrow end near the slider that is easiest to grab; and overall the Ziploc 76's box design concept wastes interior space for its contents. What is the point of putting these slider quart storage bags in a useless box? And causing Ziploc customers to find an alternative storage method in order to eliminate the awkward & inconvenient box Ziploc sells them in?

These are strong enough to hold the heaviest of leftovers. I've never had one break. The slider seals the bags perfectly. I can use it for foods with very liquidy sauces and they've never leaked. Not even a little. These are easily accessible and reasonably priced. Even better if you can find a sale or coupon. Highly recommend

These are great bags. They serve multiple purposes like storing meats, marinades, snacks. But they also can be used for arts and crafts, clothing, just pretty much everything and anything. They hold up well in storage and in the fridge and freezer and are fairly priced. They also have a slider for easy opening. I would recommend.

I bought a box of the quart sized bags. Every single one I have used thus far seals just fine and holds the seal. The first time. Try to use the zipper tab to unseal it? The tab pops straight off leaving you stuck either forcing the bag open or slicing a hole into it - either way it isn't re-useable, as it is next to impossible to get the tab back on and working again (the one time I did, it popped off again). Save your money and just buy the regular manual zip bags (I have a box of Gallon ones I haven't touched yet... probably going to track down my receipt and just return it and not risk opening it)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These bags work great, especially for freezer items. They keep my food sealed tight with no spillage, and works great to keep things fresh in freezer. Ziploc is a trustworthy brand that we have used for years.

Used to be nice and thick. I pay more because I want more (quality). This last batch of ziplock bags are uncomfortably thin. We cook extra then freeze left over using ziplock brand bags. NOT SURE IF ZIPLOCK IS GOING TO WORK ANYMORE. Thanks for the memories of quality!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect size to put meat in after seperating them into different meals, leftovers in, and even season packets in the cabinet. I even can write on the bags with my marker so I know what each item is! Fits perfectly in my fridge, freezer, and cabinets.

I like to buy chicken and ground beef in bulk and will freeze the raw meat or cook and freeze. I used these bags for the first time and all was freezer burnt in a couple of weeks. I'm puzzled how they have such good reviews. Would return except used a box already before I noticed all the food going bad.

We mostly use these for freezing garden produce in the summer and, while we do use things relatively quickly, I can't say I've ever had anything get freezer burnt. They are a little pricier than most but they work and I trust them to keep food fresh.

I bought this a few weeks ago and am very unhappy the this new, improved design is much thinner. It appears to be little more than a regular bag and I returned them because I don't believe they will protect items stored in my freezer from freezer burn. Hopefully the manufacturer will see enough negative feedback and reduced sales to go back to what was a good product. Avoid this dog.