Dive Gear Roller Duffle Bag in Black

I see that a prior review knocked this bag for being too large. It is indeed large, but that's the point. It's manufactured (or at least branded) by a maker of dive gear and It's meant to hold dive gear. I found that the measurements exactly match United's requirement in terms of size that checked luggage can be before there is an extra cost. I was able to carry all of my dive gear plus clothes for a week (mostly shorts, t-shirts and swimsuits) and the total weight was 49 lbs, just under the 50 lb max. The duffel seems to be of decent quality. There are three external pockets. There are no internal pockets or separators that I can recall. I found that this works well for bulky stuff like dive gear. So, as a diver, the design of this roller duffel is spot on since it meets the maximum size allowed by airlines.

I bought this for a recent dive trip to Grand Cayman. I holds all of my equipment, including BCD, refs in reg bag, king fins, wetsuit, mask, snorkel and booties with plenty of room to spare. In fact, when we go back in September, I plan on packing my clothes in this bag and just taking a carry on. It is easy to maneuver, rolls well and is very light - ever with wright integrated BC. If I had to identify something to be improved upon, it would be the weight balance when standing upright. It kept wanting to tip over; this was easily fixed by leaning it against a wall or other luggage, so really not a dealbreaker at all. I still 100% recommend!

Not a bad bag, but I think it needs a little more design work. The side fin pockets are just the smallest bit too small for my wife's fins (normal split-fin design), and the zipper on the fin pocket is small & cheap - one of the zipper pulls slid off the teeth the very first time - this could have been prevented by having that tiny crimp thing on the end of the zipper, and possibly using a slightly larger size. The weight savings from the smaller zipper can't be THAT much... I was hoping for a better bag for the $$$

I bought 2 of these bags for a recent dive trip since our previous old dive bags were very worn and heavy (back when luggage limits were 75lb it didn't matter how much the bag weighed). These pack easily - there's not a lot of compartments that never get used - even the pouch on the end isn't necessary. The wheels are sturdy and they roll nicely. The fin pocket on the outside will fit a pair of regular size fins - it's tight but doable - but XL fins might not fit. I packed all my gear for a warm-water trip, including full set of regs, 3mm wetsuit, masks, fins, and a 5lb steel backplate and it was still under 45lbs. These bags traveled through the airline baggage system with no issues - even with TSA rooting through it on the return trip. My husband also commented that these were great bags and I had made a good choice. I'm looking forward to using these on many trips to come.

After a bit of research, I bought the TUSA Dive Gear Roller Duffle Bag from Amazon for $150. I just finished a 1 week diving trip including air travel using this bag. Pros: 1) This is an ideal sized bag for its intended use. Easily fit: travel BC, large fins (see Cons 1), Gloves/Boots, two Wet Suits, Regulator bag, 2 Mask boxes, a weeks worth of clothes, and all the normal accessories with room to spare. Note: this is a large travel bag and requires checking by airlines - this is far too big to be a “roll-a-board”. 2) Cinch straps and stretch cords on top worked nicely for travel (see Cons 2). 3) Pull out handle and wheels worked great. 4) Airlines checked the bag with no complaints (I was able to stay under 50lbs). 5) The main compartment zipper is a large/heavy duty type. 6) Pockets on the top and two sides are nice for packing items for quick access (see Cons 3). 7) The two “grab handles” on either side are really nice! Makes the fully loaded bag much easier to move around. 8) I have only used it once - but the bag looks like it will hold up decently over time. Cons - All minor though: 1) Large fins did NOT fit in the side fin pocket - this is minor I guess since they do fit easily in the main compartment. 2) The strap handle and the cinch straps hang out and flap around a bit - I would prefer some tie down or pockets. I don’t like to check luggage that could get caught up in the airline baggage handling… 3) The 3 zippers -> on the top pocket, fin pocket and the side pocket <- are smaller/lighter duty and should be the same heavy duty type like the main compartment on a large bag like this - minus 1 star IMHO. Overall this is a decent bag for the price and I expect to get many years of use out of it going diving 2 to 3 times a year. Solid 4 Stars. As you can see from the Pros/Cons I do like the bag and I would recommend it - but it does have some minor issues that I wanted other to be aware of before purchasing. Safe diving!

Have taken many trips with bag. Each time contents in bag were around 60 pounds. Have not yet seen any significant signs of damage, only normal wear. If bag does wear out, would likely attempt to buy again.

Have used it for two scuba trips. Fits all my equipment and more. However, very cheap material; it has already 2 big holes only after 2 uses. What a waste of money

I bought one of these for myself about a year and a half ago and have been using it for my dive trips. Plenty of room and with the wheels quite manageable for a 75 year old diver. On my latest dive trip my son (who has just been using a hockey bag) asked how I liked mine. I told him not to buy one as Christmas is coming up. (Do you think he might get the hint). On most dive trips I find that a lot of divers have trouble staying within weight limits on their luggage. This bag does the trick.