Clear Pool Bags Micro Bags for Kokido & BTW Leaf Vacuums | 45 & 100 Micron Bags!

 New from Clear Pool Products: Professional Micro Bags for Kokido & BWT Leaf Vacuums

Order today: https://clearpoolproducts.com/collections/clear-pool-bags Clear Pool Products is proud to introduce professional-grade micro vacuum bags designed specifically for Kokido and BWT leaf vacuums. These bags are built for pool professionals who want better filtration, longer life, and consistent performance in the field.


Handmade in Mexico, Clear Pool micro bags are crafted with durability and precision in mind. They outperform standard OEM bags by capturing finer debris while maintaining excellent water flow. The result is faster cleanups, fewer repeat passes, and noticeably cleaner pools. Available Micron Options 45 micron pro bags are ideal for fine dirt, silt, pollen, and dust. 125 micron pro bags provide the perfect balance of filtration and flow for everyday service work. Compatible Cleaners Kokido models Xtrovac 410 Xtrovac 910 XV410 Vektro Orkka EV380 Vektro XL Tesla 90 BWT models F1 Turbo PK F1 Turbo BC40 BC Turbo Apex 620 Voltera 105 Why pool professionals choose Clear Pool micro bags Professional-grade construction built for service routes Handmade quality you can feel Superior fine debris capture compared to standard bags Longer service life under heavy use Designed specifically for high-demand pool service environments If you rely on leaf vacuums for quick cleanups or post-storm debris removal, upgrading to Clear Pool Products micro bags is an easy way to improve efficiency and results without changing your equipment. Clear Pool Products — built for professionals, proven in the field.

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