TUSA - 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.

Did its job on a 2+ week diving trip with many flights and boat rides in French Polynesia (coming from the US). Sturdy, roomy, looks good. Excellent value for the price. Recommended.

Love the space in this bag!!I’m a drummer not a diver but gear is gear and getting it to where you need it in as few trips as possible is the name of the game.Huge interior space, nice side compartment, and great idea to include an extra pouch on the handle end so you can get to a few items while the bag is standing 👍A couple ideas to get the most out of this gear bag:Load it for standing up so heavier gear to the bottom left.Put items with harder surfaces in their own soft bag or case before putting them in the gear bag. You will minimize the chances of tearing the material, prevent damage to other gear, and get a lot more life out of your bag.I also appreciate the hard plastic runners on the bottom to protect the bag and help get up the occasional step or stair. My only suggestion would be to include a couple of adjustable dividers.Overall very good design, huge space in a manageable size, and a great value.

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.

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 $$$