Rothco G.I. Style Canvas Double Strap Duffle Bag and Backpack – Top Loading Design for Ultimate Storage – Heavy-Duty Canvas Material – 89.6 Liter Capacity

It’s not as green as the real army sacks, seems like the same size quality and smell though.

The double shoulder straps really increase the distance you can carry it practically. Like some of the other reviewers, I use it to carry my laundry to the laundromat. I carry it about a mile without it bothering me; obviously if you were going much further than that, youd want a backpack with a suspension system.

once fully loaded im a bit worried that the straps would tear if i got to rough with it. but they havnt and i really had it packed full. other than that awsome product

I only take one star off for skimping on some of the lining to inhibit water, as well as that they could have put a more durable clip for the top. Otherwise its a great duffle bag and holds everything and more than I could ask of it.

I took a trip out off state on a greyhound bus. Of the trip, 4 days were on buses. This böag was tossed on the ground, thrown under a bus with dozens of other bags, drug across pavement, had other bags dropped on it and was otherwise subject to rough handling. It didnt damage any of the seams and didnt cause and other tears or cuts. My military issue bag didnt hold up quite as well. I like this one and plan to use it for future trips. It locks the same way a military issue bag does but this one seemed harder to get the lock on but it could be that the lock is a different style than Im use to. Well see how many more trips itll survive. I already have a second trip planned.

Item came packaged very well, item (army bag) very strong cotton, heavy, good color, overall good buy....

Really the only down side is it is not made in the USA. At least it is from India and not China. This is your classic army duffle bag and is heavy duty canvas. Our scout leader is ex military and this is what he recommended the troop to get. You can wear it like a backpack or carry if like a duffle bag. No zippers (he said those are points of failures). One small pocket on the side with a snap. The top is cool, you just bring the corners together and feed a clip through. Holds a lot of gear.

First off, let me say these things are very rugged and durable. We were going camping, and I crammed 7 pillows, and 5 full sized fluffy blankets in it. My wife tried first, and only got about half of it in, but I am a little stronger and a lot heavier, and I literally trash compacted everything in there. Most bags probably would have burst at the seems, but this thing held up like a champ. It actually can fit quite a lot. If you are looking for something where you want to leave most of your stuff in it while you are searching inside it, this is not for you. Everything gets buried by the whatever you put in next. But if you just need to haul stuff, and want a very durable bag, this is it.

We used these on our One World One Canvas .com (non-profit) trip to Haiti. They are sturdy (which was necessary for us). They traveled well. We painted our org. name on them with housepaint which helped identify them at the baggage claim. The paint worked well on the canvas. If we need more, we will purchase these again.

This is holding up well for my son who’s a freshman in college. He comes home often and this is usually full of dirty laundry. He washes his own too (I know what you were thinking).