Best Canvas Collapsible Bucket and Compact Portable Folding Water Scoop - Lightweight & Durable for Boating, Camping, Fishing, Marine, Hunting, Outdoors - 1.25 Gallon Capacity Small

Reminiscent of the old military canvas camp buckets, this simple carry-all is pretty versatile. The size and open top makes it easy to access the contents, and the strap makes it convenient to position and mount. The coated canvas material is sturdy and the stitching looks like it will hold up for a long time. So far, I've only used it to carry tools for easy access, but considering it's called the "Sail Pail," I'm looking forward to using it on my sailboat as well.

It’s a great bucket I use it to carry corn in when I go hunting to throw some extra corn out under my feeder when I go hunting it’s great because when I’m done I can fold it up and put it in my backpack. It’s well worth the money and very well built. I am going to order another one to throw in my utv so I can water my dogs from the windmill when down at the ranch.

It is NOT canvas, it plastic.

Seems to be a good product, strong

I am not using this in the traditional sense. I am a serious gardener and I plan on using this as a portable weed bucket that I will hang from my tool belt. My lot is steep so keeping a regular bucket upright can be tricky. I have been looking for something flexible yet strong. I hope it will soften with time but I think it will work out well. I gave one to a professional gardener friend and together we will put them to the real test once spring comes.

But it is useful and collapses into nothing. If you'll be using it somewhere you don't mind a little trickle on the ground go for it. Now for say feed or lawn seed or nails or gathering wild edibles you are golden. Anything dry or loose like grain, dirt, acorns, nuts etc. this will have you covered. You can fit it in your pocket. Kinda cool having a bucket you can fit in your jeans.

Going to use it to wash deck on my 18' sailboat while under way. Small enough you won't get pulled out of the boat while filling. Plastic covered canvas but still claps able, should hold up, liking the longer handle also.

Everyone needs a canvas bucket in the trunk of their car! My Dad always had one, along with an Army surplus entrenching tool (folding shovel). This particular one is sturdy and well made.