Up to now I've been using black bin sacks but the ones my wife bought recently are poor quality... does anyone use dedicated bags for boots and barrow wheels which have been caked in mud?

In reply to Post #1
I use the heavy duty bags for life you get from supermarkets cheap and strong. Cheap enough to dispose of if they get really filthy or damaged.

In reply to Post #1
I have the Navitas boot bag which cost me less than £10 and does the job great. Lasted a while already and feels well built and over time will work out value if you consider how many bin bags you would get through, plus less waste. Can't help with the barrow wheel bag

I keep a big rubber builders bucket in the back of car just for this. Handy and easily hosed out.

Always get mine from Amazon.

In reply to Post #1
Carp porter wheel bags for barrow wheels and can get boot bags cheap enough on ebay

just use a plastic bag, Why waste money

I use rubble sacks much stronger than bin liner type bags

I use a carp porter dedicated bag for the wheel but it takes a bit if room up but keeps the boot of the car a little cleaner

I use the woven plastic blue IKEA shopping bag. Does the job perfectly!

In reply to Post #2
Same - I always have a couple of the bigger yellow sainsbury's bags with the fabric handles for muddy wet stuff

FWIW I use them as rubble sacks for the garden/DIY at home - its amazing how much weight they can take and a lot easier to lug around and take to the tip

In reply to Post #11
Ikea bags for muddy wheels and boots etc as per earlier reply

Contact Army Andy on here, he makes bags as well as repairs to bivvy's. he has made me a few ! excellent job every time