🐠 Extra Large Mesh Dive Bag for Scuba or Snorkeling - Diving Snorkel Gear Bags - Oversized Beach Tote with Zipper and Pockets - XXL Beach Duffle Bag Perfect for Pool Trips Review

Fits with no problem and free space for two sets of freediving gear, good design and free drain, but the net is much lighter than I expected and I am concerned about the durability of the material. Especially since these bags are usually tossed around and need to be durable and I'm not sure how long this one will last.

My son and I are divers. Mesh bags are for wet items that you want to dry before packing. Wetsuits, fins, towels. This bag is large and holds all our belongings in one. The family also used it on all of our wet towels and suits on the way home. It rolls up to the size of 2 Coke cans. so easy to store. The only thing I don't like is the lack of a shoulder strap. Well done. Good drinker.

UPDATE: Still holding on. Use it almost every day. I have heavy stuff there. Still in new condition. Original: I've used it over 20 times. It includes two sets of fins, three masks/snorkels, fog lights, bottled water, sunscreen and a wetsuit with plenty of room. I use shoulder straps and it makes it easy to carry a lot of stuff. So far no damage. Very glad I bought it. Excellent price.

We buy our air mattress (they are small and rolled up) and our snorkeling masks and gear. I love that there are two zippered pockets at each end. Also, it folds up nicely to fit in your suitcase when traveling. I'm arguing about getting two but decide to try one first. All of our gear fits in one bag for my husband to carry around. Ideal! But I still think to take the second. One for at home, one for on the go. How is this idea

I ordered this bag as an alternative to heavier luggage for carrying clothes. I've been on fire evacuation standby every fall for the past 3 years. Besides what really counts in an emergency, I learned how to pack lightly. This bag will come in handy and useful in happier times for carrying beach or sports gear. I'm happy with the extra pockets and zippers. At 5'4" I would be uncomfortable carrying the full capacity but so far I'm happy with the quality.

So I have a mesh snorkel bag to hold my gear (not the tank), very strong mesh. These bags use a lighter mesh and single stitching. The clasp is mediocre. It probably won't last long as a dive bag, but it's perfect for beach trips and boat trips if you're a sailor. I bought them to carry wet towels off the boat and dry tow lines. They are big and do their job well. If you intend to use them for diving or heavy gear, look elsewhere. Wet towels, sandy things, and regular transportation to the…

Very happy with this bag. I was looking for a good bag with as much ventilation as possible, the reason being that I travel with my spearfishing gear in a hard case, but when I get to my destination I need a different way to carry all my gear. This bag is the perfect size to carry all my stuff. Pictured is a 5mm full body two piece wetsuit, mask with a 10lb snorkel on the strap and extra long carbon fins that are incredibly difficult to find a bag long enough to fit in fit freediving fins. The…

So a few things: I had to buy a dive bag to get my open water certification. We needed fins, a mask, a snorkel, goggles and a dive bag to start the course so I didn't invest a lot of money in them as I didn't know if I would even pass. I'm telling you it did the job and I passed, but once you start buying all your gear (dive belts and weights, BCD, regulator, wetsuit, boots, dive knives, SMBs, dive flags and floats, ECT) I expect This thing is 100% ripping. Poor quality zipper, but what do you…

This bag can hold and hold BC, fins, mask, gloves, boots, snorkel and hood well. But I probably won't be able to pull on my 4x5mm wetsuit BUT it's enough to fill the bed of my Patriot jeep. It's nice to have a dedicated pocket for all those little things in one place and I can just carry my wetsuit without complaining knowing everything else is in the pocket. I wouldn't trust this bag at my 28lbs, I use a separate small sturdy bag for that! It's not as strong a bag as my dive shop uses, I feel…