TL;DR: Stiffer than expected, also not as large as I had anticipated
I purchased the green, large size 2-pack. These are good, and I primarily use them for for small snacks, like stacked half-sheets of graham crackers. I like them because they take up less room than storage containers and because they fold flat when done. I still use plastic wrap here and there, but I'm trying to limit it, so this is a more eco-friendly option. They aren't nearly as flexible as I had expected- this is my main concern. They almost feel like they'll crack at the corners. I really expected a softer, more flexible material like what reusable baggies are made of- I can't even think of anything I've handled to compare this material to. I would definitely just go ahead and go with the sandwich wrap made with beeswax instead- it's more expensive but feels more durable. I don't think I could get a sandwich to fit in here comfortably, since it doesn't fold well if you're not folding on the pre-folded parts. The picture with the large circular sandwich is really misleading, because the item really should be way smaller than the wrap since it doesn't fold nicely. I can't get a normal sized rectangular sandwich to fit in this, and I'm not switching to square bread. You pretty well have to crease it to make it fold on the top flap. I can't get the top flaps to fold in to velcro unless I crease them, slightly squishing whatever I've got in there. It definitely has the potential to be a great product, but the execution is just a bit off. If it were more flexible and a bit larger, it'd be perfect.
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