This lightweight nylon mesh backpack is the perfect carryall for snorkeling gear or tropical dive gear. The durable soft mesh material is strong enough to hold a lot of cargo. A new two-strap backpack system makes hands-free gear carrying easier than ever.
The SCUBAPRO Travel Reg Bag comes in a “vintage” style commemorating SCUBAPRO’s 50 years in diving. It features one large main compartment with straps to secure your reg while in transit. A clear zippered inside pocket allows you to store a logbook or any documents you might need while traveling.
The updated Porter Bag carrier offers lots of volume to handle your dive gear. A bit smaller than its predecessor, it comes with reinforced “off-road” skate-style roller wheels plus a backpack system, so you’ll be able to easily roll or carry the bag wherever you want to go. But what’s really great about the Porter Bag is its easy-fold feature that allows it to be stowed away compactly as it awaits your next dive adventure.
Compact bag designed to fit your HYDROS PRO BCD along with a lot of other dive gear.
Ins. Bag
Sealed waterproof container designed to transport non waterproof valuables on a dive float. Two sizes offer the ability to personalize a diver’s float. Strong, buoyant (they float), with reliable waterproof seals.
Special equipment deserves special treatment. With the trendy designed REGULATOR BAG accompanied by the COMPUTER BAG you can always be sure your regulator, gauges and dive computer are protected for your next dive outing. A padded handle and shoulder strap allow for comfortable and convenient carrying.
The new Sport Mesh 95 delivers lots of cargo space in a lightweight, easy-to-carry, duffel-style bag. Made with a combination of durable mesh and denim blue color fabric, the bag’s cavernous main compartment can easily handle a full set of gear, with an extra inside pocket that’s perfect for storing smaller belongings. It is an ideal gear hauler for liveaboard use, as a hotel to dive boat gear transporter or for carrying a full set of dive equipment.
