Top Load Canvas Duffle Bag

This is the perfect laundry bag for college students! The first one I bought for my son fell apart, but this one is durable and well-made. After reading reviews, I noticed many parents got this for their kids in college too — and now I see why. It’s sturdy, great for the price, and holds a lot more than expected. My son said he can fit so much more laundry in it, which means fewer trips to the laundry room each week!

Purchased two of these for my kids to go to sleep away camp. Nothing is better than a large bag that can stuff 4 weeks worth of clothes, items, sunblock, bathing suits and everything in between inside. These large heavy duty canvas bags are inexpensive, are fairly durable and should out live their usefulness year after year. carrying them is an art, once full, you need to sling the large strap over your shoulder and hold the handle with the same hand the shoulder strap is over. point the bottom of the bag in front of you as you walk so you can balance the 60-70 pound load on your arm. In terms of quality its pretty well made, i've seen some of the reviews here complaining about broken grommets although I did not experience this, I feel the hardware could be a bit more durable or made of a more resilient metal/plastic. All in all for under $30 you are getting one hell of a bargain. I'd buy these again in a heartbeat.

The bag was exactly as shown and described. Great, heavy-duty materials. It's a basic duffle bag. Nothing fancy. Does exactly what you need. Excellent product. I will probably buy another one in the near future.

It's durable and rugged, definitely. The metal clips seem very strong to me, but as other reviews have said, there is no padding anywhere on the bag. The handle is made of canvas strip that has been folded over in the center of the handle to better fit the contour of the hand, and for comfort. The top clips in nicely with a carabiner-esque design. This one is particularly large. I can fit a whole wardrobe of clothing (14 shirts, 4 pants, three pair shoes, 7 pair socks, 7 pair boxers, and a coat) no problem. It's actually quite large, but not overwhelmingly large. The only thing that I didn't really like about it is the shoulder strap. I'm a small guy (5'5") and the bag, when slung over my shoulder, feels awkward hanging so low against the backs of my legs. However, I plan on using it to transport my stuff back and forth between home and college so it's a great space saver for me. It's simple with it's top load design, and there's also a nice flap that no one has mentioned. It's a flap of canvas that covers the whole opening and rests on top of the pile before you close the bag up. Other than that though, it is a nice bag to have for loading your stuff up for hunting, for road trips... service is fast and efficient too.

It's a great item and it's workable. My advice is to get the next size up👍

This bag is very good quality; tough canvas, sturdy strap, sturdy ferrules. Simple and inexpensive. I guess I am not completely eligible to review this bag as I have not been using it to carry things around, per se. I bought the smallest size, filled it up with about 65lbs of that red lava rock garden substrate, tied off the end, and have been using it as a sandbag to work out with. In that capacity, it does the trick. A very tough bag that I don't have to worry about tearing when I pick it up, toss it around, and drop it repeatedly. Even the smallest bag is kind of large, so if you're looking to make a sandbag, I would recommend not using sand. It's either going to be really really heavy if you fill it up, or way too floppy if you don't add enough sand, hence me using the lava rocks; they take up just the right amount of volume without being unreasonably heavy. Like I said, didn't quite use the bag for its intended purpose but I'm very happy with it anyway and will probably buy another one later so I can have two sandbags of different weight! Happy shopping and happy lifting!

Perfect size for a bedroll that I use for camping!

Ok so if you are looking for an army duffle, this canvas is half the thickness and the hardware is less sturdy. But, it’s well made for what they had to work with. I’d give it four stars, but, It reeks. I don’t mean “this thing I ordered online smells like chemicals and has to air out for a few days.” I mean “this stinks like the Boston shoreline at low tide.” I got the foliage green color and I think they actually dyed it with rancid algae. It smells way worse when it’s wet. I hand washed it, no effect. I machine washed it, some diminishment of the smell. I hand washed it again with 4x the detergent, really scrubbing it, and it’s finally ok. And, I didn’t lose a grommet and I didn’t scratch the hardware. The canvas is fine. I’ve washed out about half the color (btw the dye bleeds everywhere) but after all of it, it’s a pretty decent bag. If it were undyed I’d give it 4 stars and during all the work I swore I’d give it only 2 if it was salvageable at the end, but after all the work it’s actually ok. Some of the seams puckered up and it looks goofy, but it’s still structurally sound. But I wouldn’t buy it and put something in it out of the box if you’re expecting rain. Or even if you’re not.