XS Scuba Wheeled Mesh Duffel ??

[cardzard]

Anyone here own one of these and if so i got a few questions.

http://www.leisurepro.com/Catalog.a...x=15&CategoryID=1051&Context=965&Filter=3=617

Does all your gear fit in it ? including bcd
How small does it collapse down to ? ie for packing to travel
Your overall thoughts on the bag for a to the boat only bag ?

 

[DrDuktayp]

Your link didn't work for me so I looked it up. I too am looking for a mesh duffel. I'd like the mesh to be pretty heavy duty and the wheels would be a nice addition. I didn't even find dimensions for the Roller Duffel.

I'm no help

DrDuktayp

 

[davidr]

Your link didn't work for me

 

[davidr]

Your link didn't work for me .

Try this http://www.leisurepro.com/Catalog.aspx?op=ItemDisplay&ProductID=XSSBWMDLR

 

[miked]

Hi cardzard,
I recently got one of those "wheeled mesh duffles", and while I have only used it on one trip, I like it.
I travel by air to dive, and the gear goes into a big suitcase.
the bag fits nicely-the "hard parts are the "L-shaped bottom/back, and the mesh folds nicely into that area.
When I get to the destination/hotel, I unpack the suitcase,and pack the bag.
The following fit, without a problem:a full set of warm water gear: regulator (including octo, console,computer,etc) Zeagle Concept 2 BC, Scuba Pro fins, knife, mask, 3mm wetsuit, boots, gloves, snorkel, water bottle, with room for a small towel.
Although there is no "hard/extendable handle", the pull handle worked quitre nicely. I did discover that it helps to put fins on the "bottom"(which becomes the back when wheeling), to help keep the bag as rigid as possible.
When on the boat,and emptied, the bag takes only slightly more room than an ordinary mesh duffle.

I'd say, check the dimensions of the bag vs. your travel suitcase,and if it fits, go for it!
take care,
Mike