Backpack for 5 Gallon Buckets for Fishing, Picking Apples and Sports

I use for my Welding Bucket. Works great.

Very well made. Don't try to save a couple of bucks and get a cheap version. Everything on this thing is built to last like the super stiching and the heavy duty velcro that they did not skimp an inch on. This pack will last and give me years of service hauling my gold panning equiment around. I'm going to order another one right now for my partner as there is nothing better than freeing up a pair of hands when you are hauling a ton of stuff into the woods.

It exactly does what I was looking for and is quite sturdy. It's awesome. I thought from the images before purchasing that I was taking a chance, because it kind of looks flimsy from the photos. But it's not flimsy. It's actually quite sturdy and well made, and it does everything right. All three straps are also very easy to adjust and I appreciated that.Funny enough, I decided to finally buy this despite reservations because of a semi-negative-sounding review saying that the chest strap is adequate but "could be heftier."Well. I really, really, REALLY hate unnecessary, bulky chest straps. So funny enough, that sold me on it.When you want to put a backpack down, it should not mean that chest straps that are now all flung haphazard, get dirty, in the way, stepped on or tripped on... and with this item that isn't an issue. It lets the bucket do the bucket thing, which is the whole point.The item altogether works exactly both like it should and like I hoped it would. Sturdy, practical, functional. Just right. Thoughtful design. Thanks.I don't think I'd have any issues with 50 or 60lbs in this thing in a bucket. It feels like carrying nothing with just the ~20lb of garden stuff. Plus it's great having a hand free while it's in the "backpack," and since I have a bucket seat topper for my bucket, it means I can bring my bucket "chair" around to sit on pretty much anywhere, which is great, if you ask me.Manufacturer: Thanks for not implementing unnecessary extra padding on the chest strap. This works great exactly as is. 5 stars. Don't change a thing.

I was extremely pleased with the concept and initial design, however I used it it to carry a bucket for Rock collecting, so the design and positioning of the straps caused the bottom the bucket to dig into my back and the straps to dig into my shoulders.With a few little modifications like adding another strap on the front at true Chest level and adding two pieces of 'Pool Noddle' to the bottom of the bucket and straps, it is now an exceptionally usable addition to my arsenal for Rockhounding.I recommend this product, however 'Buyer Beware' it may require some tweaking to work for your use!Yes... I will buy again!

It definitely is not warm...they wanted a rating on that....anyhow, I am returning the straps. I thought it would be good for hauling apples etc into my deer hunting area. The issue is comfort. Unfortunately, my shaped doesn't lend itself to having a pail on my back (6'4" , 200 lb) If the straps are not pulled tight the bucket wants to tip backwards, as the bottom of the bucket is at the small of my back. If it tips, it pulls the chest strap up across the base of ones throat. Not nice and it can't be moved. So, maybe ok for someone else. Or wrap a six inch thick foam collar around the bottom edge to hold it up straight? Maybe that's why backpacks ride down on your hips.

Very well made with quality materials. Works so well I ordered a second one for my grandson.

This is the coolest idea especially land Scaping on 30-45 degree slopes. I hauled around 16 ton of dirt in this and went thru 3 buckets. No tractor access.

I was so excited to get this harness for my 5 gallon bucket that I put field tools in for geology. Unfortunately, this harness is terrible, especially for bigger guys like myself. The straps are way to short and the 5 gal bucket sits WAY too high on your back and flops all over the place. the straps are also starting to tear and its not overloaded at all. Only heavy things in my bucket are a small hand geology pick and a small hammer. It doesn't seem like poor quality, but it should not be tearing under the light load I have. I think the tearing is more so due to the bucket flopping around when trying to get it on and off. It's probably too late for me to return this. I will be purchasing a hauling backpack frame to try next. I think it would be a LOT better if it just sat much lower on my back and maybe that just because I'm too big for it. Regardless... Need a different solution.