Tunnel "Pillow" Bags (Pair)

Our popular  Tunnel "Pillow" Bags are now better than ever. Bags are designed to hold a heavy-duty "bladder" bag (included) with a NEW screw cap that you fill to the desired weight. Completely collapsible for easy, lightweight transport or for optimal storage in cold northern winters. These bags meet competition standards and are used by training facilities and trial organizers. NOTE: if you prefer sand-filled or corn-filled (see "Tip" below)  tunnel bags, remove the liner.  

•  Strong and durable: UV-resistant, 18oz coated vinyl (PVC) sewn with SunGuard double-bonded UV-resistant thread, with straps of 2" (50mm) seat belt webbing with 1" (25mm) outdoor-rated hook and loop fastener and super-tough acetal sliders.
•  Stand upright: Sides are stiffened with a rigid polyethylene rod binding to help maintain the bag’s shape and provide vertical support so bags sit upright rather than flop over.
•  Form-fitting: Fill the heavy-duty 5.28 gallon (20L) food-grade "bladder" bag with water and it closely molds to the shape of the tunnel. 
  
•   Adjustable weight: Fill the bladder with water to the desired weight; light for recreational use, heavy for competition use.  Bag weighs 28lb (12.7 kg) when filled one-half full. NOTE: if you prefer to fill with sand, just remove the liner. 
•  Easy Storage: Completely collapsible, just pop the top and dump the water then refill in the spring or when needed.
•  Easy on/off cap: Our NEW screw cap simplifies removal. No tools needed!

Sold as a set of two bags. One pair (set) holds one tunnel end. Tunnels 15' (4.5m) and longer often require another pair in the middle. In keeping with our "Made in Canada" policy, the bladder bag is made in Canada.  

VOLUME DISCOUNT: if purchasing more than 4 pairs of tunnel bags, please Contact Us for club pricing. 

Available in: Burgundy, Chocolate brown, Florescent Orange, Lemon Yellow, Pacific Blue, Red, Sea Green. (Select color from Options menu to see swatch)             

TIP: Debbie, of the Poodle Farm, filled her bladders with corn rather than water so that the tunnel bags stand upright for easier storage. Chris, another customer, recommends filling the bladders with pea gravel.