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Carrying Bag for Gara 2000?
- Thread starter drwonga
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I've got an Oceanic bag that is slightly oversize, and my Gara 2000's fit in as long as I angle them diagonally slightly.
It's called a 'Big Bag' and there's a picture in the 'bag' section at http://www.simplyscuba.com.
It's not ideal, but it works, and they've been through an aircraft hold OK.
It's called a 'Big Bag' and there's a picture in the 'bag' section at http://www.simplyscuba.com.
It's not ideal, but it works, and they've been through an aircraft hold OK.
i have looked into this recently ... in fact cressi has their own model "moby" fins bag
check out: http://www.scubastore.com/producte.asp?id=1&id_modelo=3823&desde=0
check out: http://www.scubastore.com/producte.asp?id=1&id_modelo=3823&desde=0
"Moby" is too small
At 71 cm that bag is at least 15 cm shorter than the Gara 2000 fins! Cressi does however have another bag, the "Apnea team". This bag is made specifically for the Gara 2000 fins! I recently got this bag for my Esclapez fins which just fit (they are slightly longer than the Gara) and I am pleased with the overall quality and features of it, althoug some "medium sized" compartments would have been nice since it has one huge and many tiny pockets in adition to the two fin-pockets along the side.
This is pretty much a duffel bag though, so it might not be what the original poster is after. I have also found that my fins fit fairly well in a Lundhags V8>70 backpack. This backpack however is 70+ liters large and a bit big for bring your gear to the beach!
Johnny
At 71 cm that bag is at least 15 cm shorter than the Gara 2000 fins! Cressi does however have another bag, the "Apnea team". This bag is made specifically for the Gara 2000 fins! I recently got this bag for my Esclapez fins which just fit (they are slightly longer than the Gara) and I am pleased with the overall quality and features of it, althoug some "medium sized" compartments would have been nice since it has one huge and many tiny pockets in adition to the two fin-pockets along the side.
This is pretty much a duffel bag though, so it might not be what the original poster is after. I have also found that my fins fit fairly well in a Lundhags V8>70 backpack. This backpack however is 70+ liters large and a bit big for bring your gear to the beach!
Johnny
ok ... makes sense. I had not really checked the dimensions - just recalled seeing the item in question and thought it may be a pointer towards further investigation. I eventually got the "omer" fin bag as sold on www.freediver.co.uk. The Esclapez are a bit of a tight fit, but they *do* fit! Although it has a small additional sidepocket for possibly a mask etc, this is really a "fins only" solution - however, that is exactly what i was after.
Size of Gara 2000
As I mentioned earlier, the Gara are slightly shorter (probably 1-2 cm) than my Esclapez, which are about 89 cm. I don't know if either of these vary a lot with different sizes, but the fins I checked (my Esclapez and a friends Gara) would both be around size 43.
As for the width of the fins I can't remember, but that is rarely the problem when it comes to bags. Trust me, I have been looking around for bags too, and it is always the length that is the problem!
Johnny
As I mentioned earlier, the Gara are slightly shorter (probably 1-2 cm) than my Esclapez, which are about 89 cm. I don't know if either of these vary a lot with different sizes, but the fins I checked (my Esclapez and a friends Gara) would both be around size 43.
As for the width of the fins I can't remember, but that is rarely the problem when it comes to bags. Trust me, I have been looking around for bags too, and it is always the length that is the problem!
Johnny
Bag for Apnea-Fins
Hi,
I have two suggestions:
1. Burton sells a Backpack where a Snowboard can be fixed on the outside by two straps. These straps hold my fins too (Gara 2000). They are not protected in the inside and this is not useful for flying but its perfect when walking to the training session.
2. At scubastore.com a bag from Mares is available (Hercules-Bag) that can easily carry some longer fins. The dimensions shown at the website are wrong. The real length is about 90cm.
Regards, Carsten
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Hi,
I have two suggestions:
1. Burton sells a Backpack where a Snowboard can be fixed on the outside by two straps. These straps hold my fins too (Gara 2000). They are not protected in the inside and this is not useful for flying but its perfect when walking to the training session.
2. At scubastore.com a bag from Mares is available (Hercules-Bag) that can easily carry some longer fins. The dimensions shown at the website are wrong. The real length is about 90cm.
Regards, Carsten
apnö is schö ...
