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RBW - 60L Barrel Bucket

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Management number 235485051 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $7.98 Model Number 235485051
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Recreational Barrel Works 60L Barrel Bucket

Organised food storage inside a canoe barrel makes the difference between a smooth camp routine and digging through everything twice a day to find what you need.

The RBW 60L Barrel Bucket fits neatly inside your 60L canoe barrel, keeping food grouped by meal, day, or category so you can get to what you need without unpacking the whole barrel. The attached strap handle means the whole bucket lifts out with one hand and goes back in just as easily. A 60L barrel holds three large buckets, and two RBW Barrel Pocket Organisers fit alongside them to handle the smaller items that tend to get lost at the bottom.

Made from heavy 200-denier pack cloth, it's washable and holds its shape through a full tripping season. Running different coloured buckets across your kit is an easy way to separate meals or food categories at a glance, and at just 100 grams each they add almost nothing to your carry weight.

  • Fits 60L RBW barrel; 3 buckets per barrel
  • Compatible with RBW Barrel Pocket Organisers
  • Heavy 200-denier pack cloth construction
  • Attached strap handle for one-handed removal
  • Washable
  • Height: 18 cm / 7 in.
  • Diameter: 30 cm / 12 in.
  • Weight: 100 g / 3.5 oz
  • Available in multiple colours for easy food organisation

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