Comments about Cressi Regulator Bag:

I purchased two of these bags in December, one for my husband and the other for myself. After ONE dive trip (2 days, 5 total dives), both bags had come apart at the seams.

I contacted Leisure Pro for information on a return, and Cressi will aparently take the bags back for repair (not replacement or credit), though I have to pay for the shipping. I am also told the repair will take 5-7 weeks, or much of my local dive season.

I am unhappy both with the product and in this instance with Leisure Pro. (They have been good otherwise, in my experience.) I cannot, however, believe they don't guarantee the products they sell (beyond the manufacturer warranty) for at least a short period of time.

Whatever Cressi decides to do for us, if anything, I will be buying something else anyway. I can't risk the bags falling apart in the middle of a trip again.

Comments about Cressi Regulator Bag:

I recently bought a different Reg bag via LP.com. Saw this bag at my LDS gear show and immediately wanted it. Not as much room or padding for travel as the one I bought. But huge flexibly added by being able to add fins, mask, rash guard and travel BC into the reg bag for the day.

Comments about Cressi Regulator Bag:

I bought this bag, because I liked the idea of it expanding into a gear bag, while still holding onto the regs. What I got was even better than I expected.

The Regulator bag itself is very deep (4") and it comfortably held 2 sets of Cressi Elipse regs and Octos, along with the hoses, 2pod gauge clusters, and my Dive Alert. I was able to wrap the hoses without kinks, and it was nice and compact.

On Dive day, I opened up the mesh portion, and was able to fit 2 masks, 2 pair of fins (M Xpert zooms no less, and XL Cressi Plumas-awesome, btw) even my 3mm shortie.

I only had to take one bag for both my wife and I to put all of our gear in. The ONLY complaint it the strap is a little on the long side (and I am 6'4") and the padding is non-existent.)