What do transport equipment in post dive?

[shakespear]

I have a small car and wondering what to do with wet equipment?

 

[skresch]

Sort distance put it on the roof (Dries faster), other wise I just keep a big bin in the trunk of my car.

 

[do it easy]

I have a rubber mat in the trunk that keeps the water from soaking the deep shag upholstery. As soon as I get out of my gear, I usually try to get it drying- inflate the wing, lay out the drysuit, shake the water out of the regs, etc.

 

[Divin'Papaw]

Rubbermaid tub(s).

 

[Garrobo]

I just throw it on the back seat since I'm usually driving a rental car.

 

[bleeb]

I use a large unfolded waterproof tarp, covering the bottom and sides of the trunk, so that any water dripping from gear has somewhere to pool.

 

[daniel f aleman]

Ditto the tarp and the Rubbermaid plastic tubs. Put any equipment that drips a lot of water in the tubs (after you have hand dried your equipment as much as possible, of course)...

 

[Bubbletrubble]

I use a combo of what's already been mentioned: Rubbermaid tub + waterproof tarp in trunk. If I'm unfortunate enough to be using the 2-door Honda Civic as scubawagon, the Rubbermaid tub is loaded up with wet gear and then wedged behind the passenger seat. A hand bucket is useful for isolating muddy/sandy boots.

 

[LowVizWiz]

Rubbermaid tub(s).

Another vote for the poor man's dive bag! It even fits perfectly under many of the bigger dive boats benches.

 

[igotag!]

Rubbermaid tub(s).

I second the Rubbermaid!