Hydrofarm HGDB25 25 Gallon Flexible Portable Planter - Lightweight Dirt Pot for Indoor/Outdoor Gardening, Perfect for Vegetables, Flowers & Herbs (Great for Balcony, Patio & Greenhouse Use)

I ordered three of the 20-gallon pots. I have used a similar product named Smart Pots for my heirloom tomatoes with much success. I decided to gives these Dirt Bags a try, primarily, because they were less expensive. After comparing the two different brands, I am happy with my order. The pot looks exactly as shown, and they do have handles (which my Smart Pot does not) that seem to have a sturdy stitch. I have yet to plant tomatoes in them yet. I will update this post should I have any issues with them during tomato season.UPDATE 2/23/12:I planted my heirlooms plants early this year using the Hydrofarm Dirt Bag pots on our covered deck to protect from our low nighttime temps of 39ish degrees (daytime temps around mid-upper 70's). I know, I am not supposed to plant with soil temps this low...but I am excited to get going early especially since our late summer temps are usually around 100 degrees.Right now, I cannot believe how fast they are growing, the plants even have buds! I am now pinching off buds until it gets warmer. If temps happen to get down to 32 degrees, they are easy enough to bring in the house. Handles are still intact and working fine.UPDATE 3/17/12:I purchased one more Dirt Bag a couple of days ago, since my heirlooms are doing well so early in the planting season (see customer photos). And by chance, I rec'd a smart aleck comment to this post from "fitzm" questioning my integrity (you can apologize anytime). The Dirt Bag I purchased the other day was almost double the amount I paid for the pots I purchased previously. Regardless, I still think it is worth the additional cost. As shown in photo, my handles are still fine after moving them a few times, then I finally put pots on dollies.