Product Description

Large carrying bag that holds a large amount of gear

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8569 in Sports & Outdoors
• Brand: U.S. Divers
• Model: 255935

Features

• Professional-quality gear bag for snorkeling and diving adventures
• Ventilated heavy-duty PCV-coated mesh material lets air in and water out
• D-ring attachment and carrying strap for easy transport
• Measures 26-1/2 x 13 x 13 inches (W x H x D); 2-year warranty

Amazon.com Product Description
U.S. Divers offers a variety of professional-quality travel bags--from handheld bags to duffels with shoulder straps--to enhance your snorkeling and diving adventures. The Mariner bag, one of the most versatile in the collection, is distinguished by its heavy-duty PVC-coated mesh material that's ventilated to let air in and water out. Users will also dig the inside dry pocket, which protects everything from a change of clothes to important valuables as water sloshes about. And thanks to the D-ring attachment and carrying strap, the Mariner is a breeze to tote from the car to the boat. Measuring 26-1/2 by 13 by 13 inches (W x H x D), the blue and black bag is covered by a two-year limited warranty.

Customer Reviews

A great basic gear bag
I got this gear bag and love it. It doesn't have a lot of the features you'll see in higher-priced bags; its really just a durable mesh duffle bag, but its great for someone who has a lot of gear they want to carry, and perfect for couples who just want to tote their fins, boots, masks, snorkels, and any other small gear like defog, gloves, knives, wrist compasses/computers, etc.

Where is the inside dry pocket?
The Bag is very roomy, but there is no inside dry pocket, bring a hefty bag if you don't want your wallet or phone to get wet. So disappointed that there is not a dry pocket on this bag because that would put it over the the top.

Simple but good bag
Very simple bad but does the job. I fit my BCD, reg, lamps other smaller items which is just want I needed.

Not big enough to stuff in fins and larger wetsuit as well, but I keep that separate in my snorkeling bag anyway.