Which are easier to tie, Pogi's with handles or without? Anyone tried both? Thoughts on tradeoff btw no handle but on roll, vs handle and no roll?
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I haven't tried the ones with handles, but the ones without are sort of difficult to tie
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I have the no tie one and they are easy to tie if you get the right size. The large for my lab is plenty big w space for tying.
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I haven't tried the bags with handles, but I don't think the bags without handles are hard to tie. They're big enough that, even after picking up a handful, there's enough room to tie the top in a knot. I like the convenience of the roll - you get 15 bags in a dispenser that takes up a lot less space than 15 loose bags. What I do is to carry one roll-filled dispenser and a spare roll; that way, when I get to the end of the roll, I still have more than enough bags to get through walking my two guys. I also carry the dispenser/extra roll in a pocket; I find that more convenient than attaching the dispenser to a leash. I haven't tried the bags with handles, but I don't think the bags without handles are hard to tie. They're big enough that, even after picking up a handful, there's enough room to tie the top in a knot. I like the convenience of the roll - you get 15 bags in a dispenser that takes up a lot less space than 15 loose bags. What I do is to carry one roll-filled dispenser and a spare roll; that way, when I get to the end of the roll, I still have more than enough bags to get through walking my two guys. I also carry the dispenser/extra roll in a pocket; I find that more convenient than attaching... » Read More I haven't tried the bags with handles, but I don't think the bags without handles are hard to tie. They're big enough that, even after picking up a handful, there's enough room to tie the top in a knot. I like the convenience of the roll - you get 15 bags in a dispenser that takes up a lot less space than 15 loose bags. What I do is to carry one roll-filled dispenser and a spare roll; that way, when I get to the end of the roll, I still have more than enough bags to get through walking my two guys. I also carry the dispenser/extra roll in a pocket; I find that more convenient than attaching the dispenser to a leash. « Show Less
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I use 30gal tie bags with Bag Buddy. Love this product. tip...Stand on one side of frame when loading and unloading bag. Pull other side into you toload or unload bag. Drop bag, pull tie, and remove bag. I use a little red toy wagon to move leaf bags from one place to another.
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I've not used either of those, but I can tell you that this pomade is great! Has a great hold smells good and washes out very easily. Highly recommended, I use it for a small pomp and it does what it's supposed to with little effort. Hope this helps.
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I only use mine at home. I find the bag to be a feature t contain the seat when folded t b put away or transported, but the function of the drawstring doesn't seem t be for the actual use of a handle (just a closure system).
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Personally I find that it is easy to use and takes less time to style hsir. I have used it with my hair being just above my shoulders and my sister had hair to the middle of her back and uses it, both of us love it. My guess would be that the shall handle makes it easy.
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One more thing the kids reminded me that the handle part did come unstitched. So we tie the leash with a couple of half hitches to our column on the porch. I mention that in case you were thinking of just hooking the handle onto something. I wouldn't trust the stitching on the handle to hold.
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I couldn't figure it out, so I just use without the straps! Let me know if you get an answer that would help us both.
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Straight top. There are no handles. After I pick up the poop, I give the bag a twist, and then tie a knot in it to seal it shut.
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I cannot find any kind of a hook to clip a leash on mine. If that's important to you, you might want to try the Kurgo (I was pretty happy with that one - though the pockets aren't as roomy and it's all one piece). FWIW, my dog pulls a lot and I found a pinch collar works pretty well. Believe it or not, combined with a retractable leash, he's much more manageable. He has more freedom and responds better to the pinch collar. I know that's not the "proper" way to walk a dog, but I'm happy if I can walk him without getting sore arms!
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The Telescoping handle is a great feature. It becomes much longer with the extension of the handle. The longer weeder is great to avoid back strain.
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It is extremely easy to roll. There is no "handle" to pull it. It glides in the direction you want it to go.
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No handles. But the bags are a lot bigger than average. I have a Great Dane. Even with picking up that amount I have plenty of tie off room.
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I never understood the non-pulling either. But I do know this harness doesn't choke my dog. I can even pick him up with it, as he only weights 7 pds. It is a good comfortable harness. I really liked mine.
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Sorry so wordy...wanted to add that our dog chewed the fabric tether so we converted it to a lightweight chain..problem solved! The No Zip is great, clip is a little tricky but once you get used to it its all good. I GIVE THIS STROLLER 10STARS..thanks to prior bad reviews maybe I got an improved product..hope your experience is great too!
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The purple matt that I purchased does not have handles, but is reasonably easy to carry with a snap strap that is wrapped around the folded matt. I bought the strap in the sporting goods department at Walmart. I'm sure Amazon sells something similar.
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They do not have handles. But there is enough bad to tie it on itself. Plus, it holds the smell in b/c it can't escape like bags with handles.
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I would not say it is better, maybe easier. The way they have the slots angled on the outside of the post, makes it easier to flip your bands. I bought both for my grandchildren and the Monster Tail is easier for younger children.