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Dive Bag Gear Guide for 2016

| Published On December 31, 2015
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Dive Bag Gear Guide for 2016

Gear extras can make diving easier, safer and more fun — we've compiled a list of dive bags to help you find the one that's best for you.

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Akone Maverick scuba diving bag

AKONA MAVERICK

  • U-shaped double-pull zipper for main compartment

  • Reinforced corners and durable coated fabrics

The Maverick is a big bag that’s built like a tank, yet is surprisingly lightweight. It offers a retractable tow handle and easy-rolling wheels, plus reinforced sides keep the bag very stable when fully packed.

$230; akona.com

Zach Stovall
Akona Snorkel Bag scuba diving gear

AKONA SNORKEL BAG

  • Top mask compartment offers easy access

  • Bag comes with an AKONA towel

Along with a reconfigured fin compartment, it features a mask compartment and a separate zippered snorkel pocket for your snorkel, towel and other accessories.

$52, medium; $58, large; akona.com

Zach Stovall
Cressi Moby 5 scuba diving bag

CRESSI MOBY 5

  • Internal support rails help the bag stand vertically

  • Hideaway backpack straps for carrying

The Moby 5 roller bag is made from strong but lightweight denier material and offers a large main compartment, fin pockets, plus two smaller compartments.

$209.95; cressiusa.com

Zach Stovall
Cressi 360 reg bag scuba diving gear

CRESSI 360 REG BAG

  • Protection for regs and sensitive gear

  • Long zipper for easy access

Cressi’s heavy-duty padded bag protects your regs and console from damage while traveling or on the boat. The long, circular zipper makes access easy; the bag also has a shoulder strap, handgrip and a loop to secure it to the telescoping handle of a wheeled suitcase.

$39.95; cressiusa.com

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Cressi Gorgona Bag scuba diving gear

CRESSI GORGONA BAG

  • Constructed of 70 percent polyester mesh and 30 percent PUX2

  • Folds into a compact package that takes up little space in a dive bag

Ideal for carrying wet gear or rinsing gear after a dive, the Gorgona weighs only 1.65 pounds but is strong enough for some serious equipment handling. It can hold a full set of gear, including the longest freediving fins.

$49.95; cressiusa.com

Zach Stovall
IST Sports Proline BG-04 Freediving Bag

IST SPORTS PROLINE BG-04 FREEDIVING BAG

  • External webbing with quick-disconnect buckles

  • Two front pockets for keys, wallets or phones

Constructed of heavy-duty 600D PU-coated polyester, this bag has a back pad of molded foam, and the shoulder straps are effective at distributing the load.

$80; istsports.com

Zach Stovall
Stahlsac Steel Wheeled Bonaire

STAHLSAC STEEL WHEELED BONAIRE

  • Separate compartments are provided for dry clothes

  • Quick access zippers allow for easy-access when packing

Structural reinforcements, durable stitching and heavy-duty all-terrain wheels guard against abuse and abrasion while getting you and your gear to your destination.

MSRP N/A; stahlsac.com

Zach Stovall
Stahlsac Steel Backpack scuba diving gear

STAHLSAC STEEL BACKPACK

  • Padded laptop sleeve with optional battery compartment

  • A separate breathable compartment for wet gear

Compartments separate wet items from dry items while keeping them organized and safe, and the bag’s streamlined design makes for easy travel.

MSRP N/A; stahlsac.com

Zach Stovall