Nylon Straining Bag- 18 3/4" x 19"- Fine Mesh

I was looking for a straining bag to go into a 5 gallon igloo cooler and ordered this 18 3/4" x 19" item number 6324 and it fits okay but will not wrap around the outside of the cooler to say in place. If you are wanting to use this in a cooler order this 2' x 3' bag item number 6326 instead. It works perfectly!

Received this for my b-day as it was on my wishlist..It should have fit in my 14.5" diameter pot...It doesn't. The bags measurements are closer to 16.5"x21". The only reason for the 3 rating on the quality is the size isn't as stated. It will still get used :)

Nice bag for fruit if you're making 3 gallons of wine or more.

I use this as a strainer when I bucket, in case I spill a little trub during the siphon. Fine enough to keep husks and even small sand-size particles from the bottle. Fits well over a 6gal pail.

I have been doing more BIAB lately and this is a great bag for full sized batches. Strong and durable, big enough for all the grain for a normal gravity beer.

Fits around my bucket, but does not go all the way to the bottom. Otherwise works great. I ferment my fruit in the open bag in my primary fermenter, then pull the whole bag out at once. Strain/squeeze as desired and then turn the bag inside out to empty the fruit residue. Works great!

Was able to use this to steep about a pound of specialty grains giving them plenty of room to move around for max extraction. Since the bag doesn't have a drawstring I used a silicone band like a rubber band to close it and hung it off my brewing spoon suspended over the brew pot.

I use this bag to strain my wort when transferring from the boil kettle to my fermentation bucket and again when siphoning from my fermentation bucket into my bottling bucket. Works great for getting small particles out that may slip through more course boiling bags. It will fit completely around the rim of your average brew bucket so you don't have to hold it, but it doesn't fit perfectly to all of the edges down inside the bucket-- which is fine.

For doing BIAB get the fine mesh. Have used these twice and so far have been everything I've hoped for in a grain bag. This size holds about 10-12 lbs max to allow for absoption/expansion of grains.

This is a great bag! That said $7 for a mesh bag bothers me as far as price goes. It probably shouldn't though -- this bag is $9 at my LHBS. Recommended, it works great.