ScubaMax BG-632 Light Weight Mesh Back Pack w/Shoulder Strap

So I'm known for beating up my gear, and I treated this bag with my usual lack of care. Mostly by shoving way more in it than it was built for. Dragging it through bushes, water and sand. And there wasn't a single thread loose after two weeks of this treatment.I had purchased this particular mesh bag because I had seen a guy post a review which said he had bought his 6 years ago and it was still in good shape, so he felt obligated to post a review. I think this really should be a rule we all live by, because there is so much garbage on Amazon, when you stumble across some cheap Chinese made gear that actually works it's great to let everybody know. So I am just posting this to back-up what he said.It just is very sturdy construction, fits all my gear, all my wife's gear and then some. I went down a deep internet hole researching mesh bags (because I am nuts) and this is the best bang for your buck.

Bag is sturdy, holds two sets of snorkeling gear, but no frills, straps very good

Used for 2 days of diving in St. John, USVI. It easily held my RK3s, mask, snorkel, booties, DSMB, spool, and tools for playing with my DIY go pro rig. Would’ve held the rig too but was afraid the go pro would get banged around while carrying the bag (against door frames, railing, etc.) Great to throw my sunglasses case, hat, towel in the bag and stuff under the bench when I was in the water. Big enough to also comfortably hold my 3mm shortie and neutrally buoyant pants, if I needed them. My first usage so I can’t comment about its long term useful life, but it seems sturdy and will hold up for many dives to come. it’s a basic mesh bag at a decent price and does what I need.

Strong mesh soundly stitched mesh to heavy poly bottom. Good length carry strap with strong buckle. D ring for hanging. Dual toggles to cinch thick drawstrings. One drawback: just 1 drain hole. See pics.

I bought two to haul snorkel gear for my wife and I at St. Thomas. Each bag will easily carry two sets of swim fins, two masks, two vests, and have room for towels. This worked great as all gear went in one bag and towels, water bottles, and a change of clothes went in the other. They are well made, have a great shoulder strap, and nice slide locks. They are much larger and much better quality than expected. I highly recommend.

We just got back from a week of snorkeling in Maui and used these many times. We got 3 of them, red, yellow and blue. They worked exactly how I wanted. The mesh helped the gear inside dry quickly while the cloth bottom kept most of the sand off of the snorkeling gear at the beach. The shoulder strap made it easy to carry our gear to the beach. It is quite a little walk from the car to the beach at Honolua Bay too but these were no problem. I loved the drawstring closure with plastic cord locks. Last time we got a zippered duffle bag for our snorkeling gear and the zipper corroded shut.

We purchased 4 of these in different colors since we all snorkel. Plenty large enough to hold fins, mask, snorkel, booties, ear plugs & anti fog stuff for mask. It dries out easily because of mesh. We actually put everything back in the bag & rinse the entire bag & everything in it after snorkeling in the ocean. The mesh is heavy duty & the draw string makes it easy to be sure all the contents stay in the bag. Highly recommend.

Nice, roomy, strong bags.Very large and have a good rope closure and comfortable carry/shoulder strap.You can use them for everything around water. Great for anything wet that you to dry out. Towels, swim clothes, beach blankets and swim equipment.