AKONAPro Scuba Diving Regulator Bag

I am on my way to Dive and figured I needed to take a second to review this bag because I’ve had it long enough to know it is by far my favorite.For reference I have had maybe four reg bags in my life and I am a rescue/PSD diver so I have helped people use pretty much all the common ones. so I have helped people use pretty much all the common ones.The things that make this excellent:-The shape not being circular helps so much with that little bit of extra room. also, it fits up against flat surfaces, whereas the circular bags waste that space in my dive bag usually.-Padding is sufficient enough to make me feel like my gear is protected but not insanely bulky so it doesn’t take 1 million years to dry like some of those very plushy bags.-padding is sufficient enough to make me feel like my gear is protected but not insanely bulky so it doesn’t take 1 million years to dry like some of those very plushy bags.-The zippers are sturdy-The top actually lays back flat when it’s fully unzipped unlike the other ones that you have to hold if they’re circular because the lid tries to close as you were putting your reg in.-it has a short handle and an over the shoulder strap and I regularly use both.The TLDR is my husband has inherited my old bag, and I have no desire to change this one for any reason! Fun colors would be nice because I hate losing my stuff on boats because everything is black, but I drew on it so that helps.Definitely recommend.

I really like the bag, and is perfect for the regulator and travel. The bag - including zippers - are sturdy and well padded. I would only note that it was a little smaller than I expected. I had read some reviews in which people complimented the size as being large enough so that they could fit their diving masks in the middle. I did not find that to be the case. The bag is perfectly large for the regulator, with the octopus and the gauges. The straps that hold the regulator in place are a nice addition for traveling. But it is just big enough to store a full regulator. Only way I see you fitting your mask in there is if you only carry the first stage and one second stage.

Likes are good quality material , padding for extra protection and size of this regulator bag , dislike are there’s no place or pouch to tuck small items nor identification tag

This fits perfectly into the bottom of the Akona Globe Trotter Dive Bag. https://www.amazon.com/AKONA-Globetrotter-by-Akona/dp/B01M32S1J5/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=FGFXk&content-id=amzn1.sym.b4f172f0-a2ab-4ffa-ac9d-22e96231ca8e&pf_rd_p=b4f172f0-a2ab-4ffa-ac9d-22e96231ca8e&pf_rd_r=3Y2MAZWQYS6VE7DKYE3V&pd_rd_wg=QbOWO&pd_rd_r=7106a3e4-1669-4ed3-8435-ab81a6fc26ff&ref_=pd_gw_ci_mcx_mr_hp_atf_m&th=1It is ideal because I can pull it out and bring my regulator and dive computer with me in my carry on on the plane while the rest of my gear gets put in the hold.Perfect.

If you are buying the globetrotter bag than this is a must buy with it! Fits in the bottom perfect.

Got this to accompany the Akona carry on dive bag. This reg bag fits perfectly in the bottom of the carry on and holds my 1st, 2nd, and octo plus my snorkel and computer with ease.

I was looking for something to protect my first and second stage equipment from rattling around in my larger gear bag. This case from AKONA does exactly that. There's plenty of room for both regulators and all my hoses.

It works well with the Akona backpack. I’m happy with the purchase. The only aggravating thing with it, is the tie downs seem to be of no value. But absolutely not a deal breaker.