Bone Protection Material

$19.90

The fix for the most common reason a vacuum bag fails: a sharp bone piercing the film. This waxy, food-grade canvas wraps over the bone before sealing, so the bag holds its vacuum instead of slowly leaking and spoiling the meat. Cut a strip, lay it on the bone, then bag and seal as normal. One roll is 10cm x 5m, enough for many cuts. A favourite of hunters and butchers packing bone-in game and meat.

Works with any vacuum bag; especially useful with vacuum seal bags for bone-in cuts.

(9 customer reviews)
Bone Protection Material
Bone Protection Material
$19.90
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Bone Protection Material — Specifications

Specification Detail
Product Type Bone protection canvas (linen)
Roll Size 10cm x 5m (W x L)
Material Waxy, food-grade canvas
Function Stops sharp bones puncturing the vacuum bag
Use Cut to length, lay on the bone before sealing
Audience Hunters, butchers, anyone vacuum-sealing bone-in cuts
SKU 6Z-VL0003
LAVA Bone Protection Canvas

Why Bone-In Cuts Wreck Vacuum Bags, and How This Stops It

A vacuum bag often fails because something sharp inside pierces it. Bone ends, rib tips, and joint edges press against the bag under vacuum, eventually creating a tiny puncture that lets air back in.

Without Protection

Sharp Bone Against Film

Bone tips can work through the vacuum bag over days or weeks, causing air leaks and freezer burn.

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With Canvas

Tough Barrier Over the Bone

The waxy food-grade canvas covers the sharp point, so the bag can pull tight without being pierced.

10cm Roll width for covering bone tips and sharp edges.
5m Long roll that covers many bone-in cuts.
Food-Grade Waxy canvas made for contact with meat packaging.
Cut to Fit Trim only the length needed for each bone or joint.

How the Protection Layer Works

Sharp Bone Edge Rib tips, joint edges, game legs, and bone-in cuts can press hard against the bag.
covered by
Waxy Food-Grade Canvas The canvas sits directly over the bone and spreads the pressure.
then sealed inside
Vacuum Bag The bag can pull a full vacuum without the sharp point pressing through the film.

Use It in Seconds

1

Cut a Strip

Trim a piece from the 10cm x 5m roll to suit the bone area.

2

Cover the Bone

Lay the canvas directly over the sharp bone or joint edge.

3

Bag the Cut

Place the bone-in meat into the vacuum bag as normal.

4

Vacuum and Seal

Vacuum-seal the bag with the sharp point protected inside.

Made for Bone-In Meat and Game

Hunters are the core audience, but the same protection helps anyone sealing cuts where a bone could pierce the bag.

1

Deer and Kangaroo Legs

Useful for game cuts with sharp bones and joint edges.

2

Rib Racks and Joints

Helps protect bags from rib tips, cut bone ends, and awkward edges.

3

Butchers and Home Processors

A simple way to reduce wasted bags and lost vacuum on bone-in meat.

Best Paired with Heavy-Duty Bags

For the most demanding bone-in cuts, pair the canvas with a heavy-duty bag such as the 160-micron RS-Vac. With the canvas over the sharpest points, the combination gives maximum protection against punctures.

Bone Protection Material — Common Questions

What does it actually do?

It puts a tough, food-grade canvas barrier between a sharp bone and the vacuum bag, so the bone cannot pierce the film. That lets the bag hold a full vacuum through long freezer storage instead of slowly leaking from a puncture.
Cut a strip from the roll, lay it directly over the sharp bone, then put the cut into your vacuum bag and seal as normal. It takes only a few seconds per cut.
One roll is 10cm wide and 5m long, enough to cover the bones on many cuts before you need another.
The material helps any bag, but for the sharpest bone-in cuts the best result is the bone protection material plus a heavy-duty 160-micron bag like the RS-Vac. The canvas covers the sharp point and the thick film resists the rest.
Yes. It is a food-grade canvas, made to be in direct contact with the meat and bone during sealing.

9 reviews for Bone Protection Material

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  1. Ian Curran (verified owner)

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    great item I use the bone protector on deer legs and kangaroo legs they work well

  2. Anonymous (verified owner)

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    A must have for all hunters

  3. Matthias B. (verified owner)

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    both thumbs up

  4. Haide (verified owner)

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    Now I can vacuum seal even with the bones

  5. Bryson W. (verified owner)

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    I can highly recommend this great product

  6. Ben H. (verified owner)

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    Awsome idea.

  7. Dan k. (verified owner)

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    Very easy to use. Simply cut the required length and lay it on the bones. I haven’t had any problems with my bags since then.

  8. Rod (verified owner)

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    This material works. Keeps my vacuum bags tight for weeks, even when vacuum packing sharp bones. This stuff is amazing

  9. Olav (verified owner)

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    Great quality

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