Question

What do you use to carry dive gear?

Answer 1

I have used the Cressi Gorilla Bag  for many years and I really dig it. The bag is pretty sturdy and has a lot of room for gear. The only downside is that when you put wet gear into it and seal it up it can get sort of funky so you need to make sure and air it out. It does have two big drain plugs so you can wash out all your gear inside the bag pretty easily. 

Answer 2

I currently use a mesh netted draw-string bag by Armor.  I like it because along with the mesh, it has a solid bottom with a hole for good draining.  It also has an inside zippered dry pocket and an outside flap pocket where you can store items that you do not want to get wet (although the outside flap pocket can still let water get in).  There is also an easy-access zipper down the side for removal of your gear on the boat.  My only complaint about the bag is that the draw-string got frayed after only one or two uses.  It is still functional for the most part, but it does get stuck a little from time-to-time.  I would definitely like to hear recommendations on other bags for when I am ready to replace this one.

Answer 3

I use a Mares net dufffle that zips up within its self for storage. Its large and holds all of my gear and then some. I also have an aluminum 4 wheel folding cart that will hold mine and my wife's gear along with tanks. It's light and folds small and makes long trips down to the boat much easier.

Answer 4

It depends on where I am diving, what I take, and what I am going on. I dive different boats and some can accept my roll box, and others a rolling gear bag.

Answer 5

use a netted draw string bag.

Comments

Is there any particular brand of bag that you recommend?