Olive Drab Jumbo Top Load Canvas Duffle Bag (25" x 42")

I bought the medium sized bag and it was very large I cant imagine what the big one is like. It is a little difficult to use I guess I was picturing these in my head with a drawstring function which is not at all how they go together. It is hard to explain how to use them but essentially you put a clip inside eyelet holes around the top of the bag and hold them together while you try to clip the strap on. I really did not know what I was getting into when I bought this bag but I believe that If I would have done a little more research I would have known what to expect. The quality of the item is great. But putting things in and getting them out with out essentially turning the bag on it's end and dumping them out is nearly impossible. This pack is great for camping or storing large items I think I could fit 3 sleeping bags in it easily.

So, I ordered this bag on a whim. I am going on an extended MilSim event and needed a way to carry several bulky items (sleeping bag, bivouac bag, food and clothing). As far as that goes, let me just say right off the bat that I bought a FAR too large bag. I can almost use the bag itself as a sleeping bag, the Jumbo size is huge.However, otherwise the bag is great. The construction is tough and stands up to punishment very well. It must be said, however, that I have added an auxiliary strap and use a two-strap setup.

Heavy duty canvas that holds a ton of gear. I'm not impressed with the toggle "hook" clasps that the manufacturer uses on this product...it's made of a soft, cheap metal that is easily bent the wrong direction and risk having all your gear spill out. If you're going to purchase this duffle bag, take it to a shoe repair shop and have them remove the clasps that come with the duffle and replace them with heavy duty, spring loaded carabiner type clasps just like Army regulation duffle bags. It cost me $20 per bag including the heavy duty clasp. It's well worth it.

Got this on a whim to cover our 10 x 15 pop up tent we use for farmers' markets... the original tent bag fell apart quickly as usual so I was hunting for a new one... and they aren't cheap (even though they are...) Recall hearing someone else say they use a duffle, so guessed what would fit and luckily this one is perfect. Protects the tent canopy and takes 1 second to put on, unlike the fancy fall apart tent bag. And cost about $50 less than a replacement bag.

Good sized bag. I'm a P G R member and I have 2 piece American Flags I carry on my motorcycle. This bag makes that job easier. NOT quite as heavy a fabric as my old military one I got in 1964 but nice for the price. I feel like I received full value for the money I spent. And getting full value for your money these days is difficult at best. Resp-D.H.Patterson Willow Springs Mo.

This bag is great for holding many things. It is very sturdy. Made of strong materials. Securely closes. It might be a Tardis, because I swear it is bigger on the inside than the outside. This bag is so great that the lady at the airport let me check it, even though it was 1.2 lbs over the limit!

The bag is very sturdy and packs a lot of stuff. The material is puncture resistant and durable. At full capacity it can weigh a lot so. You can also lock it with combo or pad lock. It also has a good sized dust flap that covers the top of the clothes.

Purchased the Jumbo top load and happy with the bag. Needed enough room to include a lacrosse stick. The stick measure 43" long but the Jumbo measured 42". No problem. The solution rests with leaving one loop hole open at the top so the stick can fit through by that 1". I purchased 2 Jumbos for each of my twin grandchildren for camp. Perfect!Peter TGilbert AZ