Log Carrier

[blue924.9]

Anyone use ones like this? Are they durable?

http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/product/fire-hose-log-carrier-64750.aspx

 

[alleyyooper]

I have a canvas one that is over 30 years old and still looks like new and it was less than $25.00 at a fire place shop. A Leather one was a little more and is showing wear signs after 40 years of use and was $30.00 at a fire place shop.

Al

 

[sledge&wedge]

I have a canvas one as well, and it does fine. I carry two fires worth of wood into the house with it every day during the burning season and it handles that weight/load with no problems. Assuming you are planning to use it for the same thing, my recommendation would be to figure out how much wood you intend to carry with it, find the appropriate size, and then get the next bigger one. I started with one that could only carry about one fire's worth and ended up buying a bigger one the next week. Just my $0.02.

 

[USMC615]

Yep, got a nice canvas one myself. If some of you past/present smokers remember the 'ol Marlboro Miles days many years ago...got the canvas/antique, rustic looking metal frame one from them and has held up quite well over all these yrs.

 

[Streblerm]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Portable-Fi...s-Caddy-Tote-Bag-Carrier-Holder-/281517218494

I have a few of these. I like them better because they hold more of the bark and bits. They have held up well, not 30yrs well but fine for the cost so far.

 

[USMC615]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Portable-Fi...s-Caddy-Tote-Bag-Carrier-Holder-/281517218494

I have a few of these. I like them better because they hold more of the bark and bits. They have held up well, not 30yrs well but fine for the cost so far.

That'll work...certainly understand the theory of holding more bark/bit pieces. And a digestible cost as well.

 

[blue924.9]

Ok sounds good, seems like they last awhile