What size is best to carry workout gear including sneakers?
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I have a large -- it's more room than you'd need. I'd go with the medium, like Sergio says. :)
6446
I bought medium, and i put inside clothes including converse snickers, every day, and U lock, chain, deodorant, tothpaste my meal, a lot of stuff.
6447
Hi John. I think you are looking for an M or a L. Definitely not the S...I got the M and I am pretty happy as I can carry a lot of stuff (sneakers included). Of course it will depend on how big your sneakers are...there are videos on Youtube you can watch about these bags and diff sizes. Hope this helped.
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Dear John:A medium-sized bag can easily carry a pair of sneakers, a set of workout clothes, a 32-ounce water bottle, some granola bars, and probably some more. I hope that this helps.Sincerely,Joshua Lozoya
6449
I think a large would be the minimum. Also depends on how much gear you have. I would probably select an extra large to be safe.
6450
The medium is sufficiently big to carry workout gear and sneakers. If you are not carrying anything else you can even use the small.I have a medium and can carry a large laptop, books, water bottle and a change of clothes with plenty or room to spare.
2270651
One size fits all. If your waist is very large, you could substitute a longer strap. The shoes are very light, but provide resistance with the water to help you get a good work-out.
191044
Approximates, though gives a little when totally stuffed full. It's enough for sneakers, a pair of sandals, two-three pairs of workout shirts, bras, & shorts, a small towel, also any deodorant, cosmetics, etc. - depending how well you can pack.Length: 19"Width: 10"Height: 12"
358128
Depends on what your using it for an how big your bag is. My bag is a 50l so I have a 30l for dirty clothes and a 20l for clothes,15l socks an underwear
1803640
You should leave your sneaker inserts in your sneakers. The CF440 is mostly a heel/arch support, and sneaker inserts are very thin, so there's no reason to put both in.
1283216
The medium is perfect for weekend trips. May be a little big for a gym bag. It easily holds enough for 2-3 nights.
1416069
I would say too big... I was using my bag for the gym with a pair of shoes, weights, towels, jacket and a few other small things and it still had a lot of room in it! It's flexible enough that you could easily shove it into a locker if you only had those few things you listed in it. I ended up getting a smaller bag for me to use for the gym.
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Short answer: probably. I carried assorted gear in there and never wanted for space. It can feel a little cramped when the reservoir is full, and it's definitely better suited to flat items, but a thin pair of shoes should be fine.
959262
It depends on what brand of sneakers you wear for example I wear nike 91/2 but I feel more comfortable with the new balance size 10. I would go with a 1/2 size bigger
1166810
Hi Bryan. I think your right size for the bike shoes is the same ( 10.5) only for running shoes is better to get a bigger size.
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I wear a woman's size 6 and I could fit 2 pairs of my shoes in it. My husband wears a size 11 1/2 and I could fit 1 pair of his Nike's in it. Why would you do that, however, when clear plastic shoe boxes work just as well and the shoes fit much better?
330419
I would go with an x-small. Since the x-small 22-30, it still gives you extra room
1630457
These bags are pretty roomy and have soft sides that can expand, so I think a large shoe would fit. You would probably be able to put on one per pocket which means a total of 4 pairs in one bag. Hope this helps!
2239577
My husband wears a 10 1/2 or 11. It'll fit some of his sneakers if you push them in a bit. And some dress shoes depending on style and length.
1578444
I use a medium in my running/exercise shoe and small in my dresser shoes. The size changes the width of the lift. The wider the shoe, the bigger the size.
1646420
I doubt it would accommodate all that but I'm not sure. Size 13 shoes in shoe pocket. Misc in the side pocket. I carry 1 glove, several balls a spare shirt and have had a small cooler (hold to quart size gatorades) stuffed in there. Maybe the helmet could replace the cooler?? Good luck.
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It's pretty small so maybe gym clothes but I think even shoes might be a tight fit. I find a 13" MacBook Air, an iPad, charger and a notebook fit comfortably with maybe a couple of other small items. After that it gets harder to fit things.