Rothco2574: Canvas Barracks Bag

We use this to hold a coleman camp stove-- a perfect fit. We have another that holds a camp tarp. We like that we can put away the tarp damp and it will dry in the bag without getting moldy. The drawstrings work smoothly. The cotton material is heavy duty, which is rare to find these days. This will last.

In true military fashion my small 18x27 OD green bag showed up. It’s 28x38 and tan. I’m not mad it’s a good bag I’m more impressed someone grabbed this big tan bag and said the tag says it’s green so it’s green. lol

Just the right size to fit my WW2 sleeping bag and Officer’s roll.

I really liked the size of the Bag cloth is thick and durable so far, although first week the draw string broke a little disappointed, I am a veteran who makes Paracord Items so I replaced with OD Paracord.

This is a decent quality bag for carrying laundry. It is cotton or similar, and feels a lot like a softer burlap. I had a slight issue with the pull cord getting an odd pull in it, but nothing non-functional. Size-wise it is about two thirds of what you would expect a laundry bag to be. It is really good for short workweek trips, but would not be good for a vacation with the family.

Perfect for my son’s laundry bag. He loves it.

It's what it's supposed to be. A laundry bag. Only problem I have with it is more a QC problem. The stitching on the bottom of the bag is already coming undone. It looks like is just wasn't finished properly. So I'll have to restitch it. But I would buy another one and just chalk this one up as an anomaly.

This was brought as a prop and worked very well. It appered to be authentic and even had a DOD number on the side. It might not be quite accurate for the Korean War, but it certainly was close enough for my purposes. For everyday use, it was well built, good-sized and appeared to be able to handle a lot of rough usage.