Gear bag...

[UmpTTS43]

I use the Force3 bag. I have not used the others so I cannot comment on those, but the Force3 bag is an excellent piece of equipment. This bag is the updated, redesigned JEAPU bag. They use better zippers, have new, more durible wheels and have added strength to the bottom and sides. This bag holds all that I need for any trip. I highly recommend it.

[jdmara]

I have the 36” Ultimate Bag. Love it. It's a little big for the trunk of the new car but it has room for everything (Equipment, clothing, etc)

-Josh

[BaBa Booey]

Originally Posted by UmpTTS43

I use the Force3 bag. I have not used the others so I cannot comment on those, but the Force3 bag is an excellent piece of equipment. This bag is the updated, redesigned JEAPU bag. They use better zippers, have new, more durible wheels and have added strength to the bottom and sides. This bag holds all that I need for any trip. I highly recommend it.

This is the credited response.

And while you're at it, try the Force3 socks. I picked up a pair last week, they are the most comfortable socks I've ever worn. I've worn them to work this week!

[Emperor Ump]

I use the Diamond 30" bag and really llike it. Review

[DG]

I use a large suitcase with pullup handle and wheels, like you see in the airport. I got it, along with 2 smaller pieces in a 3 piece luggage set for $50. It stays in my car trunk mostly, but if it needs to come out and move I can roll it along.

[yawetag]

Originally Posted by DG

I use a large suitcase with pullup handle and wheels, like you see in the airport. I got it, along with 2 smaller pieces in a 3 piece luggage set for $50. It stays in my car trunk mostly, but if it needs to come out and move I can roll it along.

Very similar to my setup. When I was in Tunica, MS last year for my anniversary, we stopped at an outlet mall. There was a clothing store that had suitcases in the back. I found one for $20 (RETAIL $120!!!!! BUY NOW!!!!) that seemed wide enough and deep enough for everything, plus a side pocket to hold the smaller things and a smaller pocket to hold line-up card and pens. I wasn't sure it would hold my gear perfectly, but my wife talked me into buying it ("After all, honey, it would still work as a normal suitcase). It fit everything... until I bought the Platinum this year.

It's got wheels and an extendable handle. For $20, I can't complain.

[Kevin Finnerty]

You might try the brand of umpire bag that didn't require modifications and improvements to make it of standard quality and worth the price: The Diamond.

I have punished it year-round for years now, and it's still performing beautifully.

[TussAgee11]

Kevin, we are going to get you to like one thing Jim Evans and not take subtle digs at it. I'm passing around the collection plate, we are getting you a pair of those socks. You won't pay anything. Will you accept?

[BaBa Booey]

Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty

You might try the brand of umpire bag that didn't require modifications and improvements to make it of standard quality and worth the price: The Diamond.

I have punished it year-round for years now, and it's still performing beautifully.

I know some people had zipper problems, I never had any during my two pro seasons. I'm sure the diamond bag's first version wasn't perfect, either, and the newer updated Force3 seems to have addressed all the major complaints. But go with what works for you.