Gear bag for scuba diving equipment?
Hi guys. I am looking for a gear bag for my scuba diving equipment. I am told duffles are great for storing gear. What’s a good size and any brands you can recommend?
Thanks.
Yeah, you can use duffles or hockey bags. A lot of the hockey bags out these days are wheeled which is a bonus. If you go this route, you’ll probably want to buy a reg bag as well to protect them in those types of bags.
Personally, I use this: http://www.armorbags.com/wheeledbags.htm
It’s #89, the Traveler. It’s a proper gear bag that has it’s own reg section and pockets for fins inside. Can be hauled as a back pack, carried or wheeled. They’re pricey though. I spent 250 bucks on it but they are tough and protect your gear far better than a duffle or hockey bag.
Yeah, you can use duffles or hockey bags. A lot of the hockey bags out these days are wheeled which is a bonus. If you go this route, you’ll probably want to buy a reg bag as well to protect them in those types of bags.
Personally, I use this: http://www.armorbags.com/wheeledbags.htm
It’s #89, the Traveler. It’s a proper gear bag that has it’s own reg section and pockets for fins inside. Can be hauled as a back pack, carried or wheeled. They’re pricey though. I spent 250 bucks on it but they are tough and protect your gear far better than a duffle or hockey bag.
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Since most operators provide tanks, you’ll most likely be carrying fins, BCD, wetsuit, regulator, etc. I think a 28-30” duffle should be good to hold that much equipment. I recently saw this Expedition duffle (http://www.briggs-riley.com/category/productDetail.aspx?id=Expedition-28-Rolling-Duffle_BUD128 ) from Briggs & Riley’s BRX collection. I think this should fit the bill for you!
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+1 for Briggs & Riley BRX collection (http://www.briggs-riley.com/category/group.aspx?col=BRX )
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