Need a bag recommendation

[toddmanley 0]

I've got a year-old wheeled Bauer bag that is just getting destroyed. The inner lining of the bag, in all pockets, is falling apart and flaking away. Every time I have to pull my gear out of the bag I have to shake off the flakes from the inside of the pockets.

I need a recommendation for a new bag. Here are my requirements:

1. Shoulder strap
   
2. Wheels not needed
   
3. Must be able to store a ton of big-size gear (18" shins, +2" length pants, etc.)
   

-Thanks, Todd

[s_franchise 5]

The warrior pro series bags are HUGE. might want to check them out

[AIREAYE 248]

The warrior pro series bags are HUGE. might want to check them out

I have one of those; very light and definitely big enough. Pricier though at $100 but worth it in my opinion

[althoma1 575]

If you can still find a Warrior Eraser Playa bag I'd consider that one. 1000 Denier nylon, inside skate pockets, quality zippers, comfortable shoulder strap and an outer pocket for accessories. It doesn't look that big and it's shorter than some bags, but it's taller than most. The taller height allows you to fit in a lot of equipment, but the shorter width can make it easier to fit in a trunk.

I have had my Eraser bag for a good 4 months and it still looks like new. The current Warrior Vandal looks similar, but isn't completely 1000 Denier nylon - it is 600 Denier in most areas with 1000 Denier in key wear areas. If you can find the Eraser I think that's a better bag (and since it's an older model it'll likely be cheaper - I paid $69.99 + tax locally for mine).

It's $59 here: http://www.thehockey...-carry-bag.html

[noodle3872 40]

I would talk to Marcelo of Junkyard Athletic. He makes super strong pro bags that will hold pretty much anything you want to carry.

Mike

[wrangler 157]

What Mike said. I can fit my wife and her sister in my MSH bag, without disassembly,.