G/ROD Gorilla Tubs GORTUB42 Muck Buckets and Builders Tubs, Yellow, Large

Very good and sturdy

Just right for the garden, bringing in wood, watch your back, and better to do an extra trip. Very strong.

Used mainly for hedge trimmings, leaves, garden weeds and earth. Not tried it with liquids.If full of heavy material you need both hands to lift. Tip.... if you fill with heavy stuff and can't get the handles together for a one hand lift then its too full.The fact it is so flexible means that you can fold it so and carry it by both handles in one hand. Picture needs something to be put alongside it to assess proportions. If I was to "rank" all four in order of usefulness I would rate them Medium, Small, Large, XL.All seem strong and will hopefully last a long time

Don't be fooled by the second rate versions of this that supermarkets, and such, sell.We had a couple of those knocking about the house that we started using as log carriers to ferry inside to the logburner and the weight was too much so the handles split and ultimately snapped quickly (within a month) but the idea was there that these truggs were the ideal solution as they can be carried easily in one hand to leave the other free for door handles and moving the fire guard (we have a toddler so moving the guard prior to going out for logs etc isn't an option)So I searched and found this, not having a lot of confidence at first that it was any different to the crappy supermarket ones. But it's great for the job, not a single split anywhere on it, a year into its constant service.Even now it's coming dark early and I overfill it so I don't have to go out again and I can barely carry the weight - the handles are totally up to the job. If it did fail I wouldn't hesitate to buy a gorilla tub again.Happy.

I’ve had gorilla trugs in the past and they last for ages. I’ve got 2 that I use for my horses water and I’ve had them for at least 8 years. They’re outside in all weathers and are still going strong.In the garden I was using cheaper trugs which wasn’t sensible as they only lasted about 18 months before splitting. The gorilla trugs are more flexible and will be worth the extra money.

This bucket is easy to carry, has plenty of room to put things in, and is sturdy enough for mixing mortar in.

Sturdy, but also flexible and strong bucket. Used for mixing and easy to carry with double handles.

Does what it’s supposed to! Sturdy and well made.