Cleaning plastic pots is so much easier then the woven bags. After I did a couple grows with earth boxes and I seen what the roots could do in the plastic pots change my mind. I have much larger roots masses with plastic containers whether it be in coco or soil. I would have roots filling my Rez of the earthboxes. My solo cups would have roots so dense the coco was gone not so much the case with woven bags. Now that I use plastic pots on my coco it's like a large solo cup root masses and dense AF. So basically I believe the larger dry backs aren't as necessary as thought. Then there comes the factor of disturbing/damaging the roots with bags every time you move them. But if you want faster dry backs maybe they're what you want they do that pretty well depending which bag you get. They are very durable only have ruined one and that was a TLS 2.0 bag ripped out. The regular core series are tough as nails
I have a few of the 1/4 gallon transplant bags that were gift with orders and never had the balls to use them. Cause to get the velcro undone and the plant out if it seemed nearly impossible without damaging. I use mine for storing tools and random shit on my desk. IMO you can't beat a solo cup for transplanting.
If you order a decent amount I normally always got one of the transplant bags as a gift I have 4 and have never bought one
