MMA Taekwondo, Martial Arts, Karate, Sparring Gear Equipment Bags

Super happy with this bag. Martial artist for 10+ years, ranging styles. I have all sorts of goodies unlike bringing with me, and this bag accommodates.I've flown with it for martial arts trips, let my cats go nuts on it, and of course thrown all manner of gross pads, gear, and uniforms in there, and it's holding up well.Will buy again in maybe 5 years if it holds up like I expect it to. Great bag!!!

I think the Chinese symbol on the side of this makes people at my gym/ park think im going to commit Seppuku, or samurai suicide for dishonoring my family. (jk i like the symbols) the Bag however i love . the mesh top allows my stuff to breathe while having more than enough space for supplements, boxing gear, Olympic rings and maybe a small child. also you can see through the top of it and have the option of ziping up a second layer to hide your bags contents. it carries strangely by the straps which there are several of in different sizes hanging from this bag. not sure which one to use ever. life is an adventure however so i use them all at random. heres to the samurai at the gym doing handstands

Just received this gym bag. Read "many" reviews and decided that I'd take a chance on this bag that was just a bit more spendy. Got this for the martial arts center I joined a few months ago to replace my army surplus camping bag. The bag looks good, appears well made, all zippers and flaps work correctly. The bag is a bit floppy so don't expect a free standing luggage bag but seems to be made with reasonable thickness. It does have a thin plastic removable bottom that can be replaced with something else or is fine to provide enough support for my Gi and any future items. Didn't want a loud bag that advertised a specific style and thought the subtle side symbols basically translating to "martial arts way" in Chinese and Japanese was a nice touch. Will update on durability in a few months. The only surprise was my Feiyue floor shoes US 9 1/2 or Chinese 43, seemed to be the absolutely largest size you might fit in mess shoe pockets on the side. We'll see...

I bought the 125b bag and can say you get what you pay for. I've owned this bag for less than a year now and it's been deteriorating after the first few months I've owned it. Granted, it is still functional and holds things fine, but I hate having to keep dumping out all the plastic interior lining bits that keep falling off and having to vacuum them all up. Even a couple of months in one of the plastic bits on the strap broke when I once jerked the bag up. One last thing and it's just a nitpick, but when walking around the plastic parts on the strap tend to creak and squeak so its a minor annoyance.I've only used this bag two to three times a week before it showed wear and tear. And I all I used it for was to hold my gi and miscellaneous items while I was doing martial arts. I can only recommend this bag if you are tight for money, only need to use it VERY sparingly, and don't mind the clean up.

Got for my son to haul his sparring gear in and works very well for that. In fact he can fit ALL his gear in it no problem, Glad we purchased!

Solidly built bag that holds all my gear, including a judo-weight gi, shoes (though not in the shoe pockets--they're too small to properly hold size 10 US mens mat shoes), escrima, gloves and more. The mesh opening helps keep the bag aired out after a workout.

My son is 10 and takes Karate. The bag is huge has plenty space for all his equipment shoes and uniforms. It has been holding up very well. He will definitely be able to use this for years to come. A few of his classmates and instructors inquired about the bag. Its durable because it gets dragged and dropped a lot so far not a scratch on it. I'm very happy I choose this bag.

The size I got was perfect for my (adult sized) gear. The one thing that would make this bag perfect would be having two pulls per zipper instead of just one, especially for the side compartments.