Set of 3 Glass Mason Jar with Airtight Lid 50 Ounces | Glass Storage Container for Food, Flour, Pasta, Coffee, Candy, Dog Treats, Snacks

All glass jar and lid with rubber seal. Excellent quality and worth the price.I use them for dry stores of pasta, beans, rice, sugar, & flour. In a cupboard that is within arms length of the stove. Very handy for quick access when cooking.Would be great for home-made dry mix gifts like sugar cookies, quick breads, or soup.

These three set of glass containers are very useful to store my dried ingredients that won’t go bad. I like the closure that is tight. Good products.

I like them . They have great seals, airtight. Not to heavy .

I am only giving them a 4 star due to the clamp on the jar. I am afraid of breaking the jar every time I open or close one. Otherwise, they are aesthetically pleasing, have a tight seal, and are just the size I needed!

Great quality. But i had to return at first due to received a broken item. Shipping need improvement. Other then that its a good product

Easy to open and, especially, close. Looks to me to be heavier duty wire than cheaper brands. The clasp and hinges are where the stresses, hence the fail-points, are. Strong is good. Likely to last longer. Very pleased.

I'm using these jars to store various kitchen stuffs. They're quite pretty, and it was easy to remove the metal holding the lid together and clean the glass part separately. The lids are easy to open when needed. No complaints about the quality of the seal, but I'm only storing dry goods and leaving them on the counter.I originally bought the Marbelous 50oz mason jars to store all my dry cooking ingredients on the counter, so I could easily access them while cooking. The pretty appearance is just a nice bonus. However, 50oz is a bit small if you cook in bulk like I do. I ended up buying 78oz jars from ComSaf, since that was the biggest size I could find. The size difference might seem small on paper, but it's quite noticeable when displaying them on the counter. Unfortunately, the extra 28oz doesn't make that big of a difference if you cook in bulk.Pictured on the left jar is the 50oz mason jar in the review, by Marbelous.Pictured on the right jar is the larger 78oz mason jar, by ComSaf.The dollar is for a fair size comparison.Overall, I like these Marbelous mason jars better. They're easier to assemble/disassemble, and the lids are easier to open. The seal quality seems fine. If you're storing smaller quantities of individual items, then these are perfect. But if you want a large reserve of food to avoid going to the store frequently, then no matter what you'll be better off keeping stuff in the cabinet and filling your mason jars when they start looking empty.

I bought 9 jars and 7 are damaged around the rim and now useless. Glad shards. The cheaply made glass and the tension from the lid apparatus causes the glass to crack and break randomly. I can occasionally hear it cracking from the kitchen to the living room while watching TV.