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Longer fins backpack bag?

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PoseidonSv

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I look for a backpack to put long fins in and with room for suit mask snorkel and such extras. There is many different bags but most have max lenght inside at 95cm/38 inch. My fins are 108cm/42,5 inches total lenght with footpockets. Is there any bag that id good with nice shoulderstraps and not too flimsy design?
 
Hi PoseidonSV,
Thanks for your C4 comments. With bags, I only bag them for overseas trips and I use a long camping chair bag ($8, chair included), comes with a single shoulder strap and has enough room to accommodate a mask & snorkel and towel (to which I wrap them), which is handy around tropics as well. The only thing is, it needs to be declared as an excess luggage, but I prefer this to bulky massive bags. Others might prefer specificaly designed bags perhaps.
 
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