Moonlight Pool Supply aftermarket for Polaris 360 or 380 (2 Pack) Mega All Purpose Bags

The bags weren't the exact match to the original Polaris 360 pool vacuum bag but it serves the purpose. The bags are as described and pictured. It clicks on the vacuum like the original bag and stays put. The velcro opening goes around the corner (between top and back) compared to just the back opening in the original polaris bag.

I recently discovered the issue to a on going problem I was having. Back last year (2018) I ordered bags(3pk) for my Polaris 360 vacuum from a vendor on Amazon that wasn't Moon Light Pool Supply. The problem was that my vacuum kept floating to the top of the water after about 1hr of turning it on. We call our vacuum Rover by the way, Nothing that moves around all day like it does and has a tail should be without a name. Anyway I was getting very tired of trying to figure out what was going on and the only way to make it go back to the bottom was to change out the bag and turn it back on. And again after about an hr it would be back at the top. I noticed one day that it looked like a air pocket in the top of the bag so I unzipped it and sure enough air blew out like a puff of wind. So I monitored this for a couple weeks. I would leave the zipper cracked and it would stay down, however some debris would come thru the small unzipped area. Just to rule out other possibilities I purchased a complete new hose kit for Rover and that still didn't help. Finally I decided that I was going back to the bags I purchased back a few years earlier from Moon Light Pool Supply. I even spoke with the owner of the company who was super nice and didn't even bash the other company like most would do. He actually said he'd never heard of this. Anyway I order them approximately 3 wks ago. they came fast and believe it or not there has been no issues since. My theory is that the Velcro allows some of the water to pass thru and this helps prevent floating. I could be wrong but I know my Rover has not missed a beat in 3 wks!! Hope this helps.

First the good news: these replacement bags are affordable, heavy-duty, and the addition of an extra strip of Velcro probably makes emptying easier. However, those features essentially make the product non-functional. The bag is so heavy, it sinks rather than expanding (like a sail) above my Polaris 360 while in operation. Next, the bag becomes wrapped around the wheel axle and the entire unit comes to a stop. I know others have written reviews of the opposite problem, that the bag is positively buoyant; but mine sinks and I have made all the adjustments and tried with and without the bag clip. Polaris original equipment and other aftermarket bags do not have this fatal flaw. I would not recommend this product to Polaris 360 owners.

These are aftermarket debris bags. However the OEM debris bags are not really any more durable and they are far more expensive.I can get two of these for less than what one genuine Polaris bag would cost and they have about the same life expectancy. So what is there to figure out. Same performance, less money.The ONLY criticism I have is that the Velcro closures on these tend to wear out faster than they do on the OEM replacements. When that happens the bags tend to pop open if you allow them to fill to capacity. If you empty them before they are completely filled it's not so much of an issue.But the bags themselves are as durable as the Polaris bags. After 6 - 8 months you will see holes start forming in the mesh and it's time to replace it.

Had this product almost 6 months. Quality and longevity is fine, but the design and/or material is flawed/inappropriate. When the Polaris breaks the surface of the water (at least once every few minutes as a normal condition of use) this bag fills with air and the air traps somehow. It takes a minute or two for the air to release, meanwhile the Polaris is floating around at the surface failing to "sweep" the bottom and the walls, as well as the tail spraying water out of the pool and on to our fence, house, patio, and neighbors. While the spraying is a normal condition of use, this bag exacerbates the condition significantly and requires significantly more run time to get the job done since ~50% of its runtime is spent at the surface. I attempted a couple of jury-rigged solutions with plastic straws and even abrading the fabric to allow for easier air escape, but without success.

I wouldn't buy these again. It's been a battle to get my cleaner to work properly since I started using these. It'll float up to the top of the pool or hover about a foot above the bottom and move around the pool which makes it useless. The bag itself feels like a really nice quality and clips on and off easily so I gave it an extra star for that, but something about the design seems to be off to make the pool cleaner not move along the bottom of the pool like it should.

The bag is stitched to make a tunnel for the leaves/debri before entering the main bag. This exacerbates the already small tunnel such that leaves such as Oak get trapped in the stitched tunnel and back up and plug the cleaner. It only takes minutes before a leaf point catches the bag knit and plugs everything up. I had to remove the stitches to get it to work. Without the bag's stitched tunnel, it works ok. Would be nice if it had no stitches and the bag was larger and arranged to fill to a rear large area away from the entry.

Brought this for my parents as a replacement bag for their Polaris swimming pool vacuum. Their bag with in such disrepair that it was shooting all of the smaller particles it was collecting i.e. scraps of leaves, bugs, etc.I haven't seen it for myself but my dad says it was a perfect fit and now they don't have debris shooting out from the back side of the bag! Not only that they still have a backup and have enough time to order additional bags if they need to.