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Reviews of Flip & Tumble Bag

Flip & Tumble Bag product
5 star rating
Hilary P.
June 30, 2008
Hilary P. 12 reviews Send Message | Add to Friends

Flip n AWESOME

I am obsessed with these awesome ball bags. I have a huge problem with reusable bags because I don't want to take two or three reusable shopping bags with me on the bus in the morning in addition to all of the other stuff I carry around on a daily basis, so I usually end up getting paper bags during my after work grocery runs (I know, sad.). But these bags squish into attached pouches that only weigh a couple of ounces so I can stick them in my purse without a second thought. They are smaller than average grocery bags by a bit, but that works out for me because I usually walk back from the store, and two lighter flip & tumbles is a heck of a lot easier than one over-stuffed brown bag. Also, they are machine washable. I spilled pie all over one, and now it is as good as new. And sorry, other bag makers, but these are pretty stylish too. These are my absolute favorite shopping bags!

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Flip & Tumble Bag product
4 star rating
Adam W.
April 15, 2008
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Looks cool to me

These are very similar to those Chico bags you have probably all heard about - they fold up to small enough to fit just about anywhere so you never find yourself without a tote bag at the grocery store every again (Paper or plastic? Neither!).

The one thing that I personally makes these cooler than Chicos is how you roll them up. Chico's usually come with their own little stuff sack, like tiny sleeping bags. Flip and Tumble bags are a little different - they have a little pouch attached to them that you put your hand in and then flip it inside out like rolling up your socks (I know that doesn't explain it very well, just go to the website and watch the video for yourself). Also, these bags come in pretty awesome colors.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not dissing on Chico, I'm just a sucker for innovation!

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