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Thanks for watching. How do you get the rice to work for you for an entire season?

Great question - thanks for asking! The most rigid platform is generally considered the following: Spex•Lite® Heavy Sand shooting bag fill Sand (~22% lighter than the Heavy Sand) Spex•Lite® Ginny Fill blend.

In which ways? SpexLite isn't a food source so it won't get moldy when wet or attract rodents who could eat through your bag to get food. SpexLite has fills many times lighter than bean fill, as well as heavier. Please let us know what you're looking for and we are happy to provide recommendations. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

@@spexliteis it structurally stiff when trying to form the bag to fit the right height? How does spexlite compared to gitlite for the purpose of a rifle bag when bench shooting?

@@chillmaster14 Great question. GitLite is a great product. The difference is SpexLite offers different size and weight products. The SpexLite 5064 is about 1mm larger, ~2.5x lighter and a little more compressible. We have heavier particles about 2-3x heavier, rigid particles of different shapes that are rigid (cylindrical and pancake), and we offer a heavy sand that's about 9x heavier than GitLite. You might want to try mixing and matching SpexLite with GitLite to get the advantages of both in your bag. What are you looking to get out of your bag fill?

Thank you for your business and endorsement!

Thank you!

@testos2701 Thank you for your order of Spex•Lite®. I'm sorry the filling process has been not as you would have hoped. Given how lightweight they are, we recommend not filling a bag nearby fans, breezes, etc. and using a metal funnel or an improvised funnel using paper, cardboard, magazine, etc. and then using a wooden dolly/spoon or the like to push more in / get a tight fill to your desired level. If there is static, you can spray the beads with a generic anti-stat spray, or a mix of water and a few drops of dish soap. Since your SpexLite Beads won't absorb the water, the soap will mitigate the static and the water will evaporate off quickly. Again, thank you for your business; we hope this helps! Have a great day.

Expandable polystyrene is the raw polymer feedstock with an expansion agent and is much smaller and heavier than Expanded Polystyrene. When you take the raw feedstock (expandable polystyrene) and expand them to a much lower density, you get Expanded Polystyrene. We sell Expanded Polystyrene. Thank you for your comment! Does that answer your questions? Is there anything else we can address, and do you need any EPS?

@@spexlite that does answer my question about the difference. I'm window shopping for beads to include in an insulative cement mix vs. collecting and shredding packaging foam ... seems like expanded beads would make for more uniform mixes without the tradeoff of time and the mess of shredding for "free" aggregate... Where can I get rate info?

@@Christ_on_the_River Yes, Spex•Lite® EPS is used as a lightweight concrete additive. Please call us to discuss your specific requirements at 440-462-1500 or email us at info@spexlite.com. Thanks!

Hi Mike - which SpexLite fill have you tried? Would like to know what you tried in which application. We appreciate the time you took to watch the video and comment. We have thousands of satisfied users across the world and we'd be happy to make sure you have the right SpexLite Shooting Bag Fill product for your application. Thank you.

Good but now I’m using aquarium gravel….. heavy and cheap

@@happyhippie8339 Thank you for watching our video and commenting. If you don't want the weight savings and the aquarium gravel works well for you, we are happy for you. If you need a great base with a lightweight fill, please consider SpexLite Shooting Bag Fillers.

Thank you for your note. We're sorry the pricepoint for a particular fill was more than your budget. We do have multiple fills available for different price points. Please consider evaluating your options at www.boxtobenchprecision.com/store. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing your comments and the time you took to watch our video. We believe that if you try our Spex•Lite® Fillers that you will be pleasantly surprised with their durability and performance. Please message us directly to discuss more.

Thanks for writing and your interest! Please message us directly (info@spexlite.com) so we can see the shipping options and hopefully find a way to get you some.

Mike did you ever figure out the shipping?

@@craigwesson1788 I did, I emailed them at the address above and they were very helpful, sorted me right out.

@@MikeJones-vb1me worth getting do you figure ?

@@craigwesson1788 it’s not here yet, but I want to build a couple light-weight bags to take hunting so I can recreate the conditions on my shooting bench in the field as closely as possible. The reviews on this stuff sound very good.

Dear Jeff - thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. We are sorry you did not have a positive experience with one of our engineered products like our other customers. Please contact us directly at your convenience at 440-462-1500 to discuss your unique application and how we can best help you. Thank you.

Dear Jeff - thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. We are sorry you did not have a positive experience with one of our engineered products like our other customers. Please contact us directly at your convenience at 440-462-1500 to discuss your unique application and how we can best help you. Thank you.

Dear Jeff - thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. We are sorry you did not have a positive experience with one of our engineered products like our other customers. Please contact us directly at your convenience at 440-462-1500 to discuss your unique application and how we can best help you. Thank you.

Hi Jeff - thank you for your business and taking the time to leave a comment. We are sorry you did not have a positive experience with one of our products like our other customers. We would be happy to discuss with you your specific needs to see which of our other engineered products would work best for you and your desired outcomes. Please contact us directly at your convenience at 440-462-1500.

Hi Jeff - thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. We are sorry you did not have a positive experience with one of our products like our other customers. With respect, our fills are engineered products designed to provide military, professional and recreational shooters around the world performance advantages to achieve their desired outcomes in the most extreme conditions. Please contact us directly at your convenience at 440-462-1500 to discuss your unique application and how we can best help you. Thank you.

@@spexlite you sold me junk. Pour junk. Your product is literally styrofoam. Are saying that it is "military grade" Styrofoam? Get real. No one should buy what you have when all you have to do is go to the post office and get Styrofoam packing peanuts.

Dear Jeff - thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. We are sorry you did not have a positive experience with one of our engineered products like our other customers. Please contact us directly at your convenience at 440-462-1500 to discuss your unique application and how we can best help you. Thank you.

@The Lizard King great question - thank you for asking! SpexLite has various fills that balance weight savings and stability. Great observation - our lightest fills that are about 100 times lighter than sand do not offer the same stability, yet we have other fills that are up to several times lighter than sand with comparable performance as sand without the drawbacks. We are happy to discuss with you which of our lightweight fills would be best for you and your application. Please let us know! Thanks for watching.

Which product would be most comparable to sand yet relatively lightweight? Idk if sand can be beat but more than one decent bag and your pack is no longer practical. Thank you so much for the correspondence

We agree; sand is good but it has several drawbacks including its prohibitive weight. For you, the right Spex•Lite® Lightweight Shooting Bag Fill depends on your desired feel and application. For comparable performance as sand, most shooters either go with our Spex•Lite® 5125 (can be ordered at WieBad here: wiebad.com/spex-lite-5125-light-weight-fill/) or our Spex•Lite® 1018R. For comparison, Spex•Lite® 5125 is approximately 2.5 mm and 10 pounds per cubic foot, and Spex•Lite® 1018R is smaller (~1.4 mm) and heavier (~46 pcf) than Spex•Lite® 5125. Both SpexLite options offer great weight savings compared to sand, are non-dusty and do not absorb water like sand. Both Spex•Lite® Fill options are extremely durable and setup well in most bags. Please let us know if we can help further, and thank you very much for your interest in our products!

Thank you very much for your order! We appreciate your business and trust Spex•Lite® will work well for you. We look forward to your feedback.

Thank you very much! Yes, quite a few shooting bag manufacturers use various SpexLite fills.

Haha, thank you!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much! We appreciate your comment and your good taste in our recruiting abilities.

Welcome, thank you for subscribing! Please let us know if there's anything we can address for you!

Thanks for the comment and for taking the time to make your own video! We're glad you found a fill you like and wish you success. We welcome the opportunity to earn your business in the future and to provide you a quality lightweight fill designed on purpose for shooters like yourself.

@@spexlite nice reply thanks and good luck in your business venture!!

@@spexlite If you want to put a link of a video or your product in that video your welcome to..

@@G.G.T. Thank you very much! Best of luck with your shooting; we hope our paths cross again and keep sharing your experience!

@@G.G.T. Thank you very much - we appreciate your kind gesture and will take you up on it!

Thanks for your interest! What bags do you currently use? Please call us at 440-462-1500 and we'll take great care of you.

Thanks for the great feedback and insights, Matt! We're glad the SpexLite fill is working out very well for you and we appreciate your business.

Hi Mark. Thank you for your comment regarding Spex•Lite® Shooting Bag Fill. Our newest Spex•Lite® Shooting Bag Fill is Spex•Lite® 5524B. This is our lightest weight shooting bag fill (~1 pcf) and it is very easy to work with. This material has little to no static and is very resilient. You will see these benefits in an upcoming video. Please give us a call at 440-462-1500 if you have any additional questions. Stay tuned!

Hi Mark. We wanted to let you know that we just released a new video that details the benefits of our Spex•Lite® 5524B lightweight fill and should address your questions. Please check it out here - th-cam.com/video/P8EEvJiiVzY/w-d-xo.html.

@WALTER GURA thanks for the info. What type rear bag are you using to get those results. My quest for a very firm, yet easily manipulated bag continues.

@WALTER GURA thanks. I have a couple rear bags: can shaped, flat style and a tall Crosstac and while they each work good at certain times, I haven’t found that Goldie Locks bag yet. I used to use a over stuffed Wiebad Fortune cookie a lot and it worked great until I took beads out to make it better on obstacles. Now it’s too floppy to use as a rear bag. I’m going to order some of this and try it in the bags I have now. Maybe it will take one, or all of them to a new level.

@WALTER GURA thank you very much for your excellent insights and helpful hints! We appreciate your business and sharing your experience. Thanks again!

Thanks for the note! The rice we weighed from the grocery store is about 50.5 pounds per cubic foot, which is about -50 times heavier than one of our ultra light shooting bag fillers (Spex•Lite® 5524), and -5 times heavier than our medium weight filler (Spex•Lite® 5125). Yes, rice is cheap, but it is also heavy, and it also tends to absorb water out in the field and expand, which could bust the seams of your bag. If you would like to save weight and not worry about potential moisture and expansion issues, we'd love for you to try Spex•Lite® Lightweight Shooting Bag Fillers and let us know what you think.

Thank you, Joe! We appreciate you watching.

I use a bags of one pound bag of pinto beans and leave the beans in the plastic bag. I make the outer bag from the legs of old worn out jeans. My jeans and my wife's jeans. (she has smaller legs) I made a set of two large bags, two medium size bags and one small bag for under the butt plate.

Hi Tom, thank you for the comment! Keeping your pinto beans in the bag is an interesting approach to mitigate the negative effects of any moisture interacting with the beans. Pinto beans are about 20 times heavier than our most popular shooting bag filler, and we'd love to get your feedback on how our SpexLite Lightweight Shooting Bag Fillers compare to pinto beans. Please contact us at 440-462-1500.

@@spexlite I am willing to try your product at no cost to you. I do NOT do compensated endorsements. As an instructor (MN lic. 15945) my interest is for answers to students who ask about product recommendations. I buy product at manufacturers cost. I will make my own bags using a woman's knee high stocking as a liner, and blue jean legs, and submit my evaluation with text and photos via USPS. Let me know if you agree. Tom

Hi Tom, We always appreciate customers' reviews and product feedback. Please contact us so we can discuss appropriate next steps. 440-462-1500. Thank you, SpexLite

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