Scuba Diving Bag, XL Mesh Backpack for Scuba Diving and Snorkeling Gear & Equipment, Holds Mask, Fins, Snorkel

I picked this up prior to a dive trip to the Yucatán. I was looking for something that would hold all of my gear for a multi-day boat diving adventure that had the convenience of mesh, backpack style straps, and the volume to hold everything I needed to carry to and from the boat.The bag collapses down easily to fit in luggage, held every part of my diving kit (including my wetsuit) and had convenient storage for my log book, tables, and a spare pair of contacts. While diving this collapsed back down and stowed cleanly under the bench on the boat, keeping my backup gear and personal items out of danger. I was planning for most any scenario when packing, and was able to stow my jet fins, BCD, mask, exposure suit, DSMB and reel, two lights, dive boots, full regulator set, weight harness, and wet notes with room to spare.Back at the hotel each night, a quick spray in the shower was all it took to clean it up before hanging to dry over night.I have used duffle style bags in the past, but the easy to access draw string top, secure zipper compartment, mesh construction, and ample drainage sold me immediately. Throw in the backpack straps for secure hands-free transport and this ended up being a perfect bag.Thanks for a great product!

I'm a beginner diver and was looking for a bag to carry my gear. This is big enough, very sturdy, and very reasonably priced. I like that it doesn't have a zipper since they either rust shut or break. I can carry it as a backpack or tote and it is easy to fold down when not in use. The mesh makes it more lightweight but still very rugged.

I purchased this bag to replace my old dive bag which was not as sturdy. I can fit my fins, booties, wetsuit, regulator, gloves , mask, and accessories without fear of tearing the straps from the weight away from the bag. There is space for a towel if needed. I haven't tried it out yet to see what the additional weight of a wetsuit and booties would be when wet, butt I think it should support the additional weight. There is a big dry pocket which I can put my clothes in their to keep things dry. The mesh is like a poly propylene mesh with makes it not absorb water. Others are saying their grommets will rust but I haven't gotten it wet, but my old dive bag had grommets and it never rusted. The back pack straps are padded with a front cross strap. and seem to pretty well attached to the bag so I think it can support a fair amount of weight. There is a sewn in pad where the bag rest on the back for cushion and it makes it sturdy. I am not sure if it would make it require a longer drying time because it would absorb water when rinsing and the black fabric seem seem thick enough to last several years. I went with this model style versus the round duffle with handles and a shoulder strap, because the weight distribution would be across both shoulders instead of a single strap with pressure at one location on the shoulder. The front pocket is another feature but I don't think I would make good use of it but nice to have. There are two water bottle pocket which I appreciate it to be deep enough so the bottles don't fall out. Overall I am please with it and plan on keeping it.

Not bad for a cheap bag. The rivets at the top all popped out within the first few uses but the fabric seems to be holding up regardless. I'm a california diver so I dive a steel backplatel and 8/7 semi dry along with hollis F1 fins and just a lot of gear. It really does hold a lot and even though I try not to drag it, it seems to be holding up to the bedliner in my truck. The zipper pouch is kind of cheap as I've had it run itself open once but I really only keep baby shampoo and shampoo/conditioner in there. There's also a really big pocket up against your back on the inside that you can store stuff like wallet and phone where it's a little more hidden and secure. Again, the quality doesn't seem like it's quite like the Mares bag but it's definitely better than some of the expensive big name dive bags I've had too. It's the right price and you can go through quite a few of these before you're at 1 expensive one.

Great bag! Easily holds snorkel equipment for a family of four (including fins). Made transporting equipment so much easier!

This is the second season my family is using this bag for our swim gear. It is very spacious and durable.

I purchased this bag during Amazon's Prime Day sale. I needed a bag for a dive trip that required I carry all my gear down/up a steep hill from the parking lot to the boat. The bag was large enough for my Zeagle Stiletto BCD, regulator set, fins, 3mm wetsuit, and the rest of my gear. There was still ample room in the bag if I needed to add more gear. The backpack style straps were comfortable and made carrying the gear bag easier. The bag folds up to a size that makes it easy to pack for trips. For an upcoming live aboard trip I will be taking the bag, in addition to my normal gear bag, to be used on a side trip off the dive boat. I recommend this for anyone needing a gear bag for for day to day dives.

Holds my dive gear nice, the separate additional pockets are nice features.