Leg Bag Urinary Drainage Bag with 1000 mL, 3 Pack, Easy-Tap, One Side Cloth Fabric, Anti-Reflux Valve, Cloth Straps, Easy Flip Drain.

These bags are simple to use, more comfortable than completely plastic bags as the cloth is more comfortable against your skin

These are some of the best leg bags I’ve seen. They have bands included. Easy push open and close. The cloth backing is very soft and comfortable.

Nice size leg bags, easy to use. I'm not a fan of the ties it came with and they dug into my grandfather's leg. The button fasteners also were difficult to use and came undone a lot. The drain tube on the bottom is long and stiff and would stab his foot once in a while too.I don't think I would buy these again.

These urinary bags are substandard. As far as serving their intended purpose, they do it well. The plastic is durable and they’re sealed perfectly to ensure some leakproof capabilities. They store 1 liter at any given time, which is sure to provide a few hours of collection before requiring drained. However, the knobs aren’t as tight as they could be, and I’m hesitant to test them in a public setting in case one of them comes loose.On the whole, I rate them 4 stars. Note to consumers: be mindful about the knobs/switches and make sure they stay tight before going into a public setting.

I think a wearable urine collection device is always going to be a slightly dicey proposition, but I can't find anything to fault here. I suppose it's the catheters themselves more than the collection bags that are the dicey part. This product seems to have some kind of anti-backflow valve that means that any air that gets into the bag is stuck there (taking up space) until you're able to empty it through the drainage valve, but not having an anti-backflow device seems like a recipe for disaster so I can't call that a fault. I also like how the inlet tube has a connector that is stepped with a variety of diameters for interfacing with your catheter system. Fabric type backing makes it more breathable against your leg than the plain plastic ones.

Easy to securely attach drainage tube to bag then slip into mesh bag or use straps to allow bag to be held firm against leg. These drainage bags are 1000ml which is 200ml more than previous ones used giving more time and freedom away from having to flip the tap to drain. Good quality construction, easy to handle and get into place.

I ordered this to replace the hospital's catheter bag and we are very happy with it. The elastics are comfortable and the discharge area is easy to use. The push slider makes it easy to drain the bag.

These 'Halsted Health Leg Bags' are decent quality. I like that they are 1000mL bags, reducing the number of times that they need to be drained in a day. This can be a big advantage, especially if you have doctor appointments etc and are going to be away from home for hours.Some people might prefer velcro straps, but the button straps that these bags come with work well enough. And you can always buy velcro straps and swap these out if you feel the need.If you're new to a drain spout that has this type of open and close valve you might forget which position is open and which is closed. Just remember that the blue valve only has a rim on one side. When the valve is closed, the rim is butted up against the clear piece of plastic that it slides in. This bit of info may save some of you a drenched foot.