OUTLET LITTER PICKING BAG HOOP
Through our rigorous quality control checks, we occasionally encounter a Bag Hoop that doesn’t live up to our standards, despite functioning perfectly.
Our outlet Bag Hoops have minor cosmetic imperfections such as blemishes and flecks of colour, due to material origins, but are still fully functional.
LITTER PICKING BAG HOOP
Inspiration: To create the tools for tackling the plastic problem, out of the problem itself.
Our recycled bag hoops hold your bin bags or sacks in place with a convenient wide ring opening - essential for windy litter picks. They're constructed from 100% recycled polypropylene fishing gear, utilising over 300 grams per hoop!
TURNING A PROBLEM ON ITS HEAD
DESIGNED FOR FUNCTION
DELIVERY
- Entirely plastic free and sustainable packaging.
- Due to their large size, your litter picking hoops may be posted separately to other items you've ordered.
- We get it, you want to test out our products before committing. That's why we offer 30 days to return your order.
- Free UK returns with Royal Mail returns service.
EVERY PRODUCT HAS A DIRECT IMPACT
Not only are you enabling your own beach cleaning capabilities, but you are also directly enabling the expansion of our ghost gear recovery and recycling efforts and creating even more of a demand for plastic to be removed from the ocean.
About WATERHAUL
We're passionate about combining adventure with purpose - action on the ocean, for the oceans. Our products are designed to meet the demands of this environment and enhance your experience whilst symbolising and inspiring marine conservation.
Learn moreWHY WE CREATED THIS PRODUCT
We developed the idea whilst conducting beach cleans and recovering ghost gear along the Cornish coastline.
It didn’t make sense to us that the equipment used by individuals who take direct action against the plastic pollution crisis contained non-recyclable virgin plastic. Instead, wouldn’t beach cleans feel more inspired and hopeful if the equipment was constructed from the very ocean plastic material they were intercepting?
