Bags Of Shredded Paper

Unlike some shredded paper that is crinkled, B&H shredded paper is non abrasive, perfect for packing fragile glass items.

I did something stupid and crashed the Mavic 3 Pro into a tree. It still flew but two of the props were shredded and the camera gimble was busted. With the contract, total cost to get a replacement was $159. It came in a shrink-wrapped box and looks new. If it is refurbished, you can't tell. The longest part of the process was the slow shipping to DJI in Texas with the label they provided, which took almost a week. Return service was only two days.

My original purchase, the backdrop was snagged and the cover case shredded within 2 uses. This company has great customer service. They reached out to me, replaced my backdrop sleeve and storage case.

Two of these survived a shipment that left both boxes bent, torn and shredded on the corners, with only minor scratches. Very tough! Also the stand bases are much lower profile than most, so they get kicked less in use.

Much better than the pleather earpads that came on my MDR-7506. Replaced those a few times after they shredded. These are much more comfortable and don't get sweaty on long sessions.

My much loved 20 year old KATA sling bag was shredded beyond use and I had a really hard time finding a good replacement. This Think Tank bag is not just good, it is really great. Perfect size, great quality and such a logical use of space. My A7R4 fits nicely with a 135mm lens and leaves room for the 105mm and a 35mm. Loads of pockets for batteries & cards + Thank you B&H and thank you reviewers!

These are so nice. My old ones (Sony MDR-7506) the vinyl was shredded and every time I wore them I would have little black pieces all over my ears and neck. Very frustrating. These are so nice, soft, look and feel of good quality, and no more pieces stuck to me.

I use these bags to store and deliver prints on 13x19 paper. They do not have sealing flaps which may be a good or bad attribute. Sealing tabs often catch the print as it is taken out of the bag. However the two inch flap tucks into the bag nicely. I often include a business card in the bag when delivering prints and it has a tendency to fall out if I hold the bag upside down. I still prefer this bag as I have ruined a few prints with the sealing type.

Got these to store the 24x36 prints made on Canson Photo Rag. The paper was more than $ a sheet and unless matted and framed, it needs protection, and these bags serve that purpose extremely well - they are just a little larger so the prints slide in with no difficulty. But the best part is the crystal clarity that made the prints look almost the same as in the flesh, or without any obstructions. Compared to the slightly frosted bags we used to use, these are day and night different!24x36 is about the largest size they come in. I've been using many of the smaller sizes and they are all great!

.....these are great, with the possible only flaw being they are TOO useful. If you print to sell like I do, you can go through an awful lot of these bags, and I use 3 sizes besides. So if you order them, don't be cheap or 'dumb', buy twice or thrice what you need, and save the shipping charge on the next order, the one you don't need to make since you doubled, or tripled up your order. When you crack open that second bag, you'll thank me. Same with paper, get more than you need, since shipping paper is not cheap. These bags are very well made and work well and make your prints look good going out.