Recommend a travel bag?

[tanslacks]

My family got me this bag for my birthday and I love it....

Stahlsac Watersports Luggage - Sub-Mariner Dive Luggage - The Jamaican Smuggler - W421-B

Stahlsac makes great bags

 

[lmorin]

If you want something inexpensive and fairly light, try a High Sierra Rolling Duffel. I learned about them here on ScubaBoard 4 yrs ago and got one. They are actually less expensive now. Ours has carried 2 wetsuits, 2 pr fins, 2 Akona mesh boat dive bags, 2 BCDs and misc. other soft dive items. Total weight = ~48 lbs. It is now showing signs of wear after about 20 trips, but has been well worth the price. It cannot stand on its end, contrary to the images shown.

 

[Hoosier]

If you want something inexpensive and fairly light, try a High Sierra Rolling Duffel. I learned about them here on ScubaBoard 4 yrs ago and got one. They are actually less expensive now. Ours has carried 2 wetsuits, 2 pr fins, 2 Akona mesh boat dive bags, 2 BCDs and misc. other soft dive items. Total weight = ~48 lbs. It is now showing signs of wear after about 20 trips, but has been well worth the price. It cannot stand on its end, contrary to the images shown.

Yeah... It was me to post it four years ago... Their customer service has been suck, but it seems to be well organized NOW.. This bag comes with the lifetime warranty. They used to replace it directly without requiring sending it back.

This bag isn't super durable, but it is OK if you can deal with their warranty service.

Like clothes, an actual manufacturing price for bag is super cheap no matter what brands you buy. Look at the market, clothes and bag are always on sale. I don't get an idea to pay a couple of hundreds $ for the check-in baggage.

Oh~~ It is a Louis Vitton... Well, if then ~~~~~

 

[jbubbles]

anything from Armor Bags...