Bulk Blue Bags - where to buy?

We all poop! I hate scrounging for blue bags now that I’ve found myself frequenting places to pick up the free ones far less. The Rangers at the REI station won’t give me 30 at a time anymore, apparently they’ve set “a hard cap at 2 per visitor”. Lame.

Any folks buying these in bulk online?

Amazon 

Chris C wrote: We all poop! I hate scrounging for blue bags now that I’ve found myself frequenting places to pick up the free ones far less. The Rangers at the REI station won’t give me 30 at a time anymore, apparently they’ve set “a hard cap at 2 per visitor”. Lame.

Any folks buying these in bulk online?

What is "the REI station"?

Frank- The REI in Seattle has a ranger station inside of it.

Tucker- Are you actually using those?  They mostly look like they are for dogs, which seem unlikely to be suitable for 2-3 day storage on a pack.

Na, I shit in the woods the way God intended. Search for Wag Bag. They have the same ones that are out in the boxes at Red Rocks in Vegas. 

I've been using regular doggy poo bags. probably wanna double triple bag. 

you can get 50 packs of wag bags on amazon, comes out to about a buck a piece.

Amazon! I bought there

Wag bags? I bought something like a 50 pack a couple years ago at Campsaver. 

Tricam Apostle wrote: You just need more disguises.

Fehim Hasecic wrote:

Can’t wait to see the poop bag sampler at the local Costco 

Chris, check out “Restop” brand bags.  They’re a little nicer than the USFS blue bags.  Available on Amazon and probably other places.

Kyle Tarry wrote: Chris, check out “Restop” brand bags.  They’re a little nicer than the USFS blue bags.  Available on Amazon and probably other places.

How do those compare to Biffy Bags? The Biffy Bag has a "ties" on the inner bag that you tie around your waist to keep it oriented when you're doing the deed. They work well when you don't have bucket commode to use them in.

Andrew Krajnik wrote:

How do those compare to Biffy Bags? The Biffy Bag has a "ties" on the inner bag that you tie around your waist to keep it oriented when you're doing the deed. They work well when you don't have bucket commode to use them in.

I've never used a bag with mounting straps.  I just do the deed and then pick it up, I think that's the common practice?

Thanks for the rec, Kyle. After this weekend I’m down to my last few lol

As for use, I usually go right into the bag. Rolling up the sides a few times makes a nicer landing zone.