TYR Big Mesh Mummy Backpack for Swim Gym and Workout Gear Black 40-Liter Capacity

Perfect for swim. Great price. No smelly bag. Dries quick and very large enough space for all swim gear. Read more

This bag was a good size for my son's swim team stuff - it was actually bigger than I thought it would be. He loves orange so it was good color for him, and I like that it stands out. We'll see how the mesh holds up over time, but it seems sturdy and I like that it can be comfortably worn like a backpack. Read more

If you are a beach person or going on vacation, GET THIS BAG! Best investment! It is netted so sand falls right out. It has sealed pockets. It is lightweight to pack and easy to wear. I took it everywhere on vacations. This should be a staple item. High quality, versatile and straps are strong. It is lightweight but durable. Read more

Why did you pick this product vs others?: The TYR Big Mesh Mummy Backpack is a game-changer for anyone seeking a top-notch swim and gym bag. Its bold and stylish red and navy design is truly eye-catching, while the mesh construction is incredibly practical, allowing my wet gear to dry quickly and eliminating any musty smell after practice. Its lightweight design is surprisingly spacious, easily accommodating my fins, towel, kickboard, goggles, and even an extra change of clothes, empowering me to take on any challenge that comes my way. I'm particularly fond of the side zipper pocket, perfect for storing small essentials like keys and goggles, and the water bottle holder is an added bonus that fuels my active lifestyle. The shoulder straps are designed for comfort, even when the bag is full, and the cinch closure makes packing a breeze, giving me the confidence to tackle any workout or competition. If you're a swimmer, lifeguard, or anyone constantly on-the-go, this bag is a total triumph. Highly recommend - functional, durable, and an unbeatable value that will inspire you to reach new heights. Love the purchase and I bought a second bag for my other child. Just great purchase. Read more

This bag is big enough to carry my kick-board, float buoy, two sets of hand paddles, front snorkel, long fins, and a towel in the large main compartment. The front smaller zippered pocket can easily fit the large Arena googles case, ear plugs in case, and nose bridge in case. The water bottle holder is the disappointing part as my water usually falls out in transit even with the draw cord cinched. Also the shoulder straps are very thin and uncomfortable to wear, so I usually just end up carrying by the top loop handle, thus why the water bottle probably always falls out. For a beginner swim bag to carry gear to and from the pool the price per performance can't be beat. If you are looking for more organization, or better ergonomics in a backpack then you might want to look elsewhere. Read more

Great bag. Holds a lot. Hasn’t molded in the last 6 months so that’s a plus. If you aren’t super picky with your bag color, getting this bag at a super deal is the way to go. Read more

This TYR Big Mesh Mummy Backpack is absolutely perfect for carrying all my swim and gym gear! The 40-liter capacity is just right — it easily fits my fins, goggles, towel, and even extra clothes. The mesh design allows everything to dry quickly and prevents that damp smell after swim practice. I also love the adjustable straps — they’re comfortable even when the bag is fully loaded. The quality feels durable and built to last. Definitely a must-have for anyone who swims or works out regularly! 💪🏊‍♂️ Read more

I never had a beach or pool bag before and prefer backpacks, so I decided to give this a shot. It really came in handy over the summer and is roomy enough to hold all my stuff. After several uses there was some fraying near the zippers but I just trimmed it off; overall it held up very well and I was happy to reach for this bag every time I went to the pool or beach. If I had to nitpick I would say it's shape isn't very resilient, so it's easy to become misshapen when filled with awkwardly-shaped things. But that really didn't cause any meaningful problem for me. Read more