Scubapro 53 369 000 ScubaPro Mesh Sack Review

This item is quite large. I'm a spearfisherman and it includes all my gear: a fishing rod, three snorkeling masks, gloves, floats, boots, fins, my wetsuit, towels and a beach blanket. I'm a little concerned about the strength of the strap. But all you have to do is sew up a little if you're worried. It can be a little uncomfortable when you wear it, but for the price, you can't beat it.

The coolest beach bag. Bought for a trip to Hawaii. The bag holds everything you need. We filled it with 2 sets of fins, masks, snorkels, 4 large beach towels, 2 snorkel vests and bottled water. And used the large front pocket for snacks and it had room for more. The backpack straps are very comfortable especially when walking up and down the hill in Hanaum Bay. Our construction is very solid. The drawstring top gives you plenty of room to stuff this bag. I would definitely buy another one.

If I had known that this bag was not as big as described I would have chosen a different model. Everything should fit, but only in moderation Pros: - Rectangular shape is much better than a holdall for easy access and storage - U-shaped zipper opens all the way up. Good for packing and unpacking things. - The straps run around the bag and put stress on the straps and not the mesh. Cons: - It's not that big. Only holds BCD, wetsuit, reg, fins and mask. Maybe you can cram into a small tool box…

I'm disappointed in this bag but it does what it's supposed to do so I keep it to myself. First, it will never stand in a rectangular shape as shown in the picture. It will always crumble. Second, it's small for a dive bag. You get your gear, but things get tight when you load them up. Third, you don't need a big strap: it's silly if you ask me, but to be honest I knew about it before I bought it. Finally, they don't have an inside pocket like most dive bags, so you'll have to buy another…

I've been using one of these for a year and just bought a second one. It comfortably fits all the gear I need for warm water diving - a full suit, BC, fins, boots, mask and bag, regulator and bag etc. This hole is easier to use than the straight hole found on most cylindrical bags , and straps are suitable for carrying in hand or on one shoulder. There is also a closed zip pocket accessible from the inside. Like any mesh bag, this one is not suitable for check-in. I put my gear in and then put…

This item is great for carrying all my crap without having to make multiple trips to the car. It's quite big, I can easily fit my towel, 7mm wetsuit, fins, mask, snorkel, hood, gloves and weights. I could probably put another towel in there if I had to, but that would be too much. Backpack straps are good because it's very heavy when you're stuffing so many things in it, but if you can handle the tank buoyancy compensator etc. you can handle it too. The front pocket is a pretty good size, I was

My son and I decided to get some new mesh dive bags to carry our gear in. He saw the Stalhsac Panama Mesh at our local dive shop and bought it. I have pretty much the same thing but I'm an avid ScubaPro fan so I went to Revain to see if I could find something from them. I found this bag, which by the way cost the same as Stahlsac. I ordered it and was looking forward to its arrival. When the shipment arrived and I saw the envelope (not the box) it was in, I knew she was in trouble. The envelope