Should I buy the 35-L or 25-L bag? It needs to carry a 6 ft tall male's basketball shoes, gym clothes, and a basketball.
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I would go with the larger one. I got this for my 6' tall boyfriend and he uses it to commute to work. So he has clothes, shoes, and his lunch in there and it's got plenty of room.
773113
35 -- the basketball is the tricky bit. The pockets for things that stay in the bag daily are great, so you can use the main compartment for gym clothes and shoes. I hike to and from work daily, and I just love this pack.
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I actually returned the bag because I ran into space issues with it i.e. It was too narrow on the inside - Hope that helps...
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I purchased 35-L last year, and there is ample space for what you desire to carry. It may seem 'long' at a glance, but as 6'1" frame it fits perfectly for me!
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35 just for the extra space. You will still need an external nylon bag for the basketball.
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I would go with the 35L. I can put my large purse, two pairs of shoes and a set of clothing in there, with a little to spare. Comfort-wise that size might be better for a taller guy, too.
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.
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I would suggest a 6 by 9. I will venture to guess you may be upgrading a starter everyday bag and crave more speed. Even if this is your first bag the 6 by 9 will not be a tiny peanut bag by any standards. Still, if you are getting a nice bag, spend the money on a nice ball bearing swivel. The swivel will make a drastic difference. Avoid the plastic ball and socket swivels, they will ruin your experience. It will be a fast learning curve and the bag will allow you to become quite fast while having the size to give good resistance. Good luck.
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I would get the 6'6" bag. My duaghter's foam board is 8 feet and we got the 8'6" bag. Plenty of room, sturdy with a handle. Easy to carry.
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i'd say 5'9". The bag should be able to handle a chesty fellow. I recently went camping and pulled my arms into the chest area and had plenty of room.
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max width for me as a gym bag user is 20-22 inches.Anything bigger is hard to fit easily in typical locker. This particular bag isn't very flexible with the waterproof coating. I would go small for gym, up to you to decide how much space you need for weekends.
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This is a large bag. I'm sure your bag will fit. I even put several pairs of shoes in it and extra clothes. It was sturdy too. Especially liked the heavy duty zippers and the extra buckles, which keep your clubs from moving around. Really great value.
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Sorry for the delay in answering. I'm thinking a 50" or a little bigger. It's a good bag for bigger waists. I recently used it on vacation and actually wore it like one of those sling packs and it worked great that way. In fact, I would prefer to wear it that way. Around the waist is fine, but it was more comfortable as a sling pack.
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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
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I would suggest you check the length of the bag. It should be some where in the listing. I AM 6 FOOT and it works for me.
1888182
This bag would not be too small for him. I am 5'8" and I have a lot of empty space at the foot end. Also, this bag is quite wider than most this shape giving me plenty of room to toss around.
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I am 6' and 185 lbs. I fit comfortably in this bag. I think you will find it tight.
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This is my favorite bag. It should be fine for you unless fully loaded. The bag expands to a pretty large size. So if you don't need to pack it full, should be fine
481009
Hi, I would go with the standard, the backpack is light & by the time you put the ball, cleats, shin guards & maybe water, a little extra room will be appreciated.
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I am about 5' 8" and it fits me with a little room to spare. 7" would more than likely be too tall for this bag.
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I use this for soccer gear, and a size 5 soccer ball is about 22 cm in diameter, compared to 24 cm for a men's basketball (women's is about .75 cm smaller). My soccer ball fits into either the main compartment or the side ventilated pouch with a good bit of wiggle room, so you should have no problem putting a basketball into either compartment!
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Depends on what you are bringing. It is a good size bag and you will be able to fit enough stuff for a weeks worth of training if you bring what you need and not the excess stuff you do not. It goes from my waist to the base of my head and I'm just about 6' tall. And it expands very well and is durable materials.