Ziploc Power Shield Quart Freezer Bags – Durable Lunchbox Storage for Kids Snacks and Sandwiches, Bulk 136
Ziploc Power Shield Quart Freezer Bags – Durable Lunchbox Storage for Kids Snacks and Sandwiches, Bulk 136
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Why you'll love it
- Power Shield film claims to be stronger than Hefty on punctures and tears, reducing bag blowouts in the freezer
- Reusable design cuts down on single-use plastic and saves money over time
- Slider closure seals on first slide, making it faster and less fiddly than zip-style bags
- BPA- and phthalate-free construction for safer food contact
- Bulk pack sizes (up to 136 count) lower the per-bag cost for heavy users
- Expandable bottom and flat base make filling and standing the bag upright in the freezer easier
Perfect for
- Freezing batch-cooked meals and leftovers for later use
- Portioning and storing bulk meat, vegetables, or prepared ingredients in the freezer
- Reusing the same bag multiple times after hand-washing to reduce waste
- Packing individual freezer portions for quick weeknight dinners
- Storing snacks, sandwiches, or chopped produce in the fridge
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Do Ziploc slider bags offer a strong seal?
Ziploc gallon freezer slider bags have an easy-to-use slider closure that makes it easy to seal and unseal 100+ times. "based on typical uses of the slider bags
What's the difference between slider bags and pinch & seal bags?
The slider mechanism directs the zipper tracks into place to create a seal, while the pinch and seal bag requires you to pinch the zipper tracks closed.
Do slider bags come in varying thickness for durability?
Ziploc gallon slider freezer bags feature Power Shield technology, a durable film that's stronger than Hefty on punctures & tears. "bag film tested using ASTM D1709 Dart Drop and ASTM D2582 PPT. Hefty is a registered under Reynolds Consumer Products LLC, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this product.
Product Information
Food Storage: Ziploc Quart Freezer Slider Bags help protect food in the fridge or freezer
Slider Closure: Sealed at first slide
Tough & Flexible: Ziploc Brand Freezer Bags include Power Shield technology that resists punctures and tears*
For the Love of Food: Ziploc Freezer Bags help you fight food waste
All Ziploc Brand Bags are made without BPA or Phthalates
Also try Ziploc Brand Freezer Bags in gallon and half gallon sizes
Brand: Ziploc
Material: Plastic
Capacity: 1 quarts
Product Dimensions: 9.06"W x 3"H
Recommended Uses For Product: Refrigerate
Closure Type: Slide
Number of Items: 1
Special Feature: Freezer Safe
Shape: Square
Color: 136 Count
Show your food some love (and give your wallet a break) with Ziploc Quart Slider Freezer Bags. We're talking serious freezer protection here. Our Power Shield technology creates a tough, flexible film that's stronger than Hefty on punctures and tears*. Plus, the expandable bottom and flat base make filling easy. The slider bag closure provides a secure seal you can see— it’s strong enough to slide & close 100+ times**. These reusable Ziploc bags are tough enough to use again and again***, helping you reduce food waste and save money. So go ahead, stock up on your favorites. Because when you love food, you don't let it go to waste. *bag film tested using ASTM D1709 Dart Drop and ASTM D2582 PPT. Hefty is a registered trademark of Reynolds Consumer Products LLC, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this product. **based on a typical use of the slider bags ***Ziploc bags are reusable after hand-washing and drying! We do not recommend reusing after storing raw meat, fish, eggs, or potentially allergy-triggering foods.Recommended Uses For Product: Refrigerate
Model Name: food storage bag
Global Trade Identification Number: 10025700005367
Item Type Name: bags
Shape: Square
Color: 136 Count
Material Type: Plastic
Capacity: 1 quarts
Item Dimensions W x H: 9.06"W x 3"H
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 2.5 pounds
Number of Pieces: 136
Size: 34 Count (Pack of 4)
Number of Sets: 4
Recommended Uses For Product: Refrigerate
Closure Type: Slide
Other Special Features of the Product: Freezer Safe
Reusability: Reusable
Load Capacity: 9.07 g
Material Type: Plastic
Material Type Free: BPA Free
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the slider easy enough for my older kid to open at school without a grown-up?
Yes, the slider is designed to be intuitive and forgiving compared to traditional pinch-and-zip bags, so most school-age kids can open and close the bag on their own once they have been shown how the slider works.
Is the bag safe to use in a kid's lunchbox without worrying about chemicals?
Yes, the film is BPA-free and phthalate-free, so it is free of two of the most common plastic chemicals parents look to avoid, and it is designed for direct food contact with fruits, sandwiches, and snacks.
Will the bag hold up in a backpack that gets tossed around at recess?
The Power Shield film is ASTM-tested for puncture and tear resistance, so it can handle the rough treatment of a backpack that gets stuffed into a locker, dropped on the floor, or jostled on a bus ride, which means fewer leaks and ruined lunchboxes.
Can I freeze a week's worth of sandwiches and snacks for my kids on Sunday?
Yes, the quart size is ideal for a sandwich, a snack, and a piece of fruit, and you can pre-pack a full week of lunches and freeze them, pulling one out the night before to thaw in the fridge for the next morning.
Is the bag leak-proof enough for yogurt, applesauce, and other messy kid foods?
The slider is designed to create a tight, even seal across the top of the bag, which holds in typical lunchbox foods like yogurt cups poured into the bag, applesauce, and juicy cut fruit, when the bag is properly closed and packed upright in a lunchbox.
Is this a good freezer bag for making toddler meals ahead of time?
Yes, the quart size is just right for toddler portions, and the freezer-safe film lets you pre-portion purees, small pasta meals, and chopped proteins that you can thaw and reheat for quick weeknight dinners.
Can I use these to send snacks to school that meet allergy-safe guidelines?
Yes, the bags are BPA-free and phthalate-free and are designed for direct food contact, so they are a sensible option for packing allergy-friendly snacks like seed-free trail mix, gluten-free crackers, and individual portions of fruits or vegetables.
Can I use these to freeze homemade freezer meals for the whole family?
Yes, the quart bags are a popular size for individual family-member portions of freezer meals like chicken and rice, pasta bake, and soup, and the bulk 136-count pack means you can stock the freezer with multiple meals at once.
Will the bags survive being thrown into a diaper bag along with wipes, snacks, and a water bottle?
The Power Shield film is designed to resist punctures and tears from items like wipes packaging, sippy cup spouts, and ice packs, so the bag holds up well in the jumble of a typical diaper bag.
Can I write my kid's name and the date on the bag for daycare or camp?
Yes, the plastic film accepts a Sharpie or freezer label, so you can write the child's name, the contents, and the date directly on the bag, which is helpful for daycare, preschool, and summer camp labeling.
How do these compare to hard plastic lunchbox containers for school?
Hard plastic containers are reusable and durable, but they are heavier, take up more space, and their lids often pop open when dropped, while these lightweight quart bags are easier for small hands to seal and toss in a backpack, and they cost much less to replace.
How do these compare to reusable silicone snack bags for kids?
Silicone snack bags are very durable and washable, but they are more expensive per bag, often harder for little hands to seal, and bulky in a small lunchbox, while these Ziploc slider bags are inexpensive, easy to seal, and pack flat when empty.
How do these compare to a bento-style lunchbox for picky eaters?
Bento boxes are great for keeping different foods separated without using extra bags, but they are pricier and the lids can be tricky for young kids, while these quart bags offer an inexpensive, single-compartment option that works well for a simple sandwich-and-snack lunch.
Are the bags safe if my toddler chews on the slider or bag?
The bags are BPA-free and phthalate-free and are designed for food contact, but as with any small plastic component, the slider is a small part that could pose a choking hazard for very young children, so the bag should always be used with adult supervision for babies and toddlers.
Will the bags stain if my kid puts tomato sauce or blueberries in them?
Deeply pigmented foods like tomato sauce and blueberries can lightly tint the plastic over time, but a quick hand-wash with warm soapy water usually takes care of everyday staining, and any residual color does not affect food safety.
What if my kid accidentally microwaves the bag to reheat lunch?
These bags are not designed for microwave use, so reheating food should be done after transferring it to a microwave-safe dish; if a child does briefly warm food in the bag, it is best to discard the bag because the slider and film are not engineered to handle direct microwave heat.
How do I hand-wash and dry these bags so I can reuse them safely?
Turn the bag inside out, wash it with warm water and a small amount of dish soap, rinse thoroughly, and then stand it upside down or hang it open on a dish rack to air dry completely before storing; this helps the bag stay odor-free and ready for its next use.
Can I put these bags in the dishwasher to save time?
The bags are designed to be hand-washed and reused rather than machine-washed, because the high heat and water pressure of a dishwasher can warp the film and the slider track, so hand-washing is the recommended method to maximize the number of reuses.
Can I use these bags in the microwave to reheat frozen leftovers?
These bags are not designed for microwave use, so it is best to transfer the food to a microwave-safe dish for reheating; the slider and seal are built for freezer and fridge storage, not the direct heat of a microwave.
Are these bags compatible with sous vide cooking?
The Power Shield film is durable enough for marinated and pre-portioned freezer meals, but for true sous vide cooking you will want bags that are specifically labeled as sous vide safe, since those are rated for sustained high-temperature water baths.
Do these bags fit in a standard upright freezer drawer or chest freezer?
Yes, the quart size is one of the most common freezer storage sizes and the flat base and expandable bottom let the bags stand upright on a freezer shelf or lay flat for stacking, so they fit easily in both upright and chest freezers.
What is included in the 136 count pack?
The pack contains 136 individual Ziploc quart freezer slider bags with the Power Shield film and slider closure, with no additional accessories or parts needed, so it is ready to use right out of the box for freezer, fridge, and pantry storage.
Do I need to buy anything separately to start using these bags?
No, the bags come ready to use straight out of the box, so you do not need to buy any clips, seals, or accessories; a marker or freezer labels are optional if you want to date and identify what is inside each bag.
Are these bags safe for long-term freezer storage of meat?
Yes, the Power Shield film, tight slider seal, and BPA-free and phthalate-free construction make these bags well suited for long-term freezer storage of raw or cooked meat, provided you press out excess air before sealing and keep the freezer at 0°F or below.
Will the bags leak if they are stored horizontally and stacked under heavy items?
The slider closure and Power Shield film are designed to resist leaks and tears under normal freezer weight, but as with any freezer bag, it is best to store them upright or flat and avoid stacking extremely heavy items on top to maximize seal integrity.
What is the difference between freezer bags and regular storage bags?
Freezer bags like these are made with a thicker, more puncture- and tear-resistant film designed to protect food from freezer burn during long-term storage, while regular storage bags are thinner and intended mainly for short-term fridge and pantry use, which is why freezer bags are the better choice for anything going into the freezer for more than a few days.
