JIALEEY Grocery Bag Shopping Bag Holder Handle Carrier Tool Multi Purpose Snap Hook Stroller Hook Set Organizer Accessories with Soft Foam Grip for Hanging, Pack of 2, Black

I live in an apartment on the 4th floor and OMG, carrying 6-8 grocery bags per hand at a time is SOOO much easier. Wish I knew about these sooner.

Great idea to hold grocery and shopping bags.

Perfect size, I love the grip handles. I can use them to hook my Chico bags for heavier items in them and it will be more comfortable to carry than the bags itself.

Bring in the groceries in one trip love these nice and strong and they have a foam no slip grip

These are a must have if you are an apartment dweller who has to walk up to your apartment. Easily handles your groceries so you can make fewer trips to your apartment.

Excellent product- really comes in handy with grocery shopping

I live in a city and often find myself carrying several grocery bags home on foot. I was tired of the plastic bag handles digging into and squishing my fingers together, so I went online to hunt for a device that would alleviate the discomfort. These have done the trick! I compared with several others before purchasing and selected these based on their pros:1. Short Design - I am 5'4" and needed a set that wouldn't make my bags hang so low that they hit the ground. This was2. Comfort Grip - they have a nice, high quality foam surrounding the carrying side of the handle. Additionally, the metal underneath the foam is not too narrow - helps it not dig in.3. Durability - while I wouldn't try to go climbing with these, they're plenty strong to carry several heavy grocery bags. Showing no signs of buckling.4. PriceI have found them very useful and they serve exactly the intended purpose. They also came in nice packaging with a small cloth (I'm not sure what that's for, it's like a cloth for cleaning the surface of a cell phone). A couple of cons that I'm happy to accept:1. Because the bar on the bottom is metal, the plastic bag handles occasionally can slide around. I find that by placing bags intentionally -- e.g., balancing the weight on the front and the back -- I can avoid this sliding.2. The metal piece that opens and closes has been a little prone to being stuck ajar on one of the carrying handles. Not a big deal, takes a little wiggling and it goes back into place.

The product felt strong, but after a few uses it was messed up.