VENO 10-Pack Heavy-Duty Extra Large Moving Bags with Backpack Straps (Clear)

Moving day is stressful enough without having to juggle boxes. The VENO 10 Pack Heavy-Duty Extra Large Moving Bags are built for practical packing and storage, with the option to carry them like a backpack using polyester straps or simply grab the strong handles. On paper, it’s the sort of moving-house essential that suits people who want flexible bags rather than relying on lots of cardboard.

The essentials (and why the carry matters)

These bags are designed to be easy to transport in real life: you can fold them compactly when not in use, then deploy them when you’re ready to pack. The backpack-style straps are a nice touch if you’re walking between car and flat, or if you find traditional tote bags hard on your shoulders. You also get extra carry support with an additional top strap and side buttons that are described as compatible with a Frakta style trolley (so you can keep your hands free when shifting items).

A key point is capacity and weight handling. The bags are rated to support up to 22.7 kg and can hold up to 87 litres, with dimensions provided as 73.9 (width) x 33 (height) x 36 (depth) cm. That combination makes them more than just “light storage” bags—though do keep in mind they’re still fabric-based storage, so very sharp items still need wrapping and sensible packing.

What you’ll notice day to day

This set is aimed at moving essentials: clothes, bedding, bulky household items, and laundry-type loads. The bags are said to be waterproof and made from durable PP woven material, which should help when you’re transporting things and want some protection from everyday damp.

There’s also a standout feature for clothes packing: the zips are described as double-tab and two-way, extending along one side so the bag can open “from side to side”. In use, that means you can pack hanging clothes without stripping everything off hangers. A practical scenario: you place your clothes inside with the hanger handle visible at the top, close the bag, then later hang them up again in your new wardrobe. It’s not magic, but it can cut down on the fiddly bits that slow movers down.

And because they’re reusable, they’re positioned as a way to reduce disposable moving boxes. Depending on your household, that could matter quite a lot—especially if you’re moving frequently or you’re already thinking about how you’ll store spare items after unpacking.

Strength for heavy loads (and the limits)

The claim here is clear: heavy-duty and extra large, with a focus on being able to take weight without tearing. The material is described as extremely durable and water-resistant, and they’re made to be easy to maintain—clean with a disinfecting wipe or a damp cloth, then air-dry.

That said, it’s worth tempering expectations a little. “Waterproof” doesn’t mean “storm proof” in every scenario, and fabric bags are only as good as your packing habits. If you shove something that can puncture through fabric, or pack damp items tightly without air, you can still create issues. Still, for typical moving and laundry-style storage, this is the right direction.

Folding down for storage (without taking over your home)

A common annoyance with moving bags is storage space once you’re done. Here, the bags are described as flattening to a compact size so they can be stored in a drawer, cupboard, spare room, or even a car boot. That’s the sort of detail that makes them easier to justify when you’re not buying them “for life”—just for moving and then ongoing seasonal or spare-item storage.

Who it suits best (and who should skip)

It’s a good fit if you’re planning a move and want a set of reusable moving bags that can cover clothes, bedding and laundry without building your entire packing strategy around cardboard boxes. If you’re likely to carry items up stairs or across short distances, the backpack straps are especially relevant.

It might not be a great match if you need a traditional wardrobe box-style solution for fragile items that must stay perfectly rigid, or if you prefer hard-sided luggage/containers for stacking. It also may not suit you if your move involves lots of very sharp, unwrapped objects—fabric bags can handle weight, but they’re not a substitute for careful protection.

Tech summary

• Brand: VENO
• Pack size: 10 bags
• Capacity: up to 87 litres per bag
• Max supported weight: up to 22.7 kg
• Material: durable PP woven fabric (water-resistant)
• Carry options: backpack-style polyester straps and strong handles
• Dimensions: 73.9 (width) x 33 (height) x 36 (depth) cm

Is it worth it?

Buy the VENO 10 Pack Heavy-Duty Extra Large Moving Bags if you want a reusable, space-saving way to pack and transport everyday household essentials—especially clothing and bedding—without the hassle of dismantling everything. The combination of heavy-duty capacity, waterproof material, and the zip design that supports hanging clothes makes it feel practical rather than gimmicky.

You may want to skip it if you’re expecting rigid, box-like protection for fragile items, or if you mainly need a one-off moving solution with no intention to reuse. For most moves, though, this is the kind of “grab it, pack it, carry it, store it later” setup that tends to earn its keep.

Quick answers before you decide

Can the bags be used after moving?

Yes—because they fold flat for compact storage and are reusable for things like seasonal items, travel, laundry-style storage, or bedding.

Are they meant for heavy items?

They’re rated for up to 22.7 kg per bag, and the material is described as water-resistant and durable for bulky loads.

Do you need to remove hangers when packing clothes?

Not necessarily. The zip design is described as allowing the bag to open wide so clothes can go in with the hanger handle facing out at the top.

Is it easy to clean them?

The instructions described are to use a disinfecting wipe or a damp cloth on both the inside and outside, then air-dry.