Oxygen Tank Shoulder Bag - Portable Cylinder Holder Bag Fits A, B, C, D, M2, ML6, M7 O2 Tank Carrier Pouch Accessories, 20.8" L x 8.7" W

The zipper is stronger and I like the clear plastic Guage cover over the knit one before. It should outlast the old one. And it cost less.

Solid, worked perfect for what we needed

What I like about it is that it is sturdy, the clear plastic on the front of it helps to see what you have inside and the hole in the front is wide enough for all the tubing. I get different sizes of tanks depending on their shipment.

Not the fastest delivery ever; not happy with the lack of delivery speed Amazon usually had.Otherwise this is a good oxygen tank carrier. Well made, sturdy, and can hold many sizes of tanks. Always check your tank size to be certain, though. Plan to buy another carrier so all the tanks have its own.

Seems like generally a well made and sturdy bag. Much better than the last one we had. I suspect the weak point is going to prove the buckles at each end of the shoulder strap, as they seem a little on the light side, but overall, nothing to complain about yet. It's a good fit for my M9 tank. Secure enough to be stable, but roomy enough to work comfortably.One minor quibble: the grommet that is installed with the idea that that is where the cannula exits the bag is about two inches too high for my particular equipment. This means my tubing comes down off the tank and has to form a loop before exiting higher out of the bag. Not a major issue, but it would kink the hose if it got pulled tight. So I have to spare a thought to make sure it never gets pulled tight.This might not be an issue if your tubing comes off the tank horizontally or upwards.Maybe consider a high and a low grommet in future in order to remove this concern?

If you are on oxygen, and trying to still be active, look at this. I'm using a M9 size bottle that is always getting in the way when I bend over, or try to work. My carrying pack slung over one shoulder, and across the body. This places it solidly in the center of my back, and it doesn't move around. When I need to sit down to drive, I just slip one arm out of the strap, and slip the bottle to one side of my body. My oxygen supplier only gave out the over the shoulder, or across the body style, as far as I know (I never thought to ask if they had anything else). This seems a bit strange at first, but solves a lot of problems. Amazon has many different "backpack" styles, and colors, to choose from. I'm very happy with mine.

It’s a great looking backpack!!