What size is best to carry workout gear including sneakers?
6445
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.
6448
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.
1474898
I like that color too. As for the size, it depends on how much you want to carry. I would not have a problem with the larger size
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
773117
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.
1218655
I have a pair of athletic shoes that fit (one shoe per pocket) but it would mostly depend on your shoe size I'm a size 6 so I don't have an issue fitting my shoes in the pockets.
46452
I dont know but my suggestion is to get a couple of sizes larger than you take so it is easier to get over your shoes, sneakers, boots. I have different sizes for different shoes. Love them!
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.
1842830
I use it to commute to the gym and back. It depends on how many items you're trying to carry. If you're not carrying a bunch of items with you, they sell a smaller pack with a large bladder that may work better. I don't personally mind the size, but I have a friend who complains about it being too big. He ended up buying the smaller bag that Geigerrig makes.
596788
Most of your list should be fine. The shoes and lunch depend entirely on how much you're packing. If the shoes are moccasins or flats, then you'll be fine. If they're heels or anything bulky, you could have trouble. If "lunch" is a simple sandwich in a ziplock bag, that may fit. Anything bulkier than that may not. The feature of this bag is that it's small enough to fit into the smaller commuter-flight overhead compartments such as those that have just one row of seats on one side and two rows on the other. Smaller bag means less carrying capacity. But it'll carry your laptop and several small items, and has wheels to save your back. Most of your list should be fine. The shoes and lunch depend entirely on how much you're packing. If the shoes are moccasins or flats, then you'll be fine. If they're heels or anything bulky, you could have trouble. If "lunch" is a simple sandwich in a ziplock bag, that may fit. Anything bulkier than that may not. The feature of this bag is that it's small enough to fit into the smaller commuter-flight overhead compartments such as those that have just one row of seats on one side and two rows on the other. Smaller bag means less carrying capacity. But it'll carry your laptop and... » Read More Most of your list should be fine. The shoes and lunch depend entirely on how much you're packing. If the shoes are moccasins or flats, then you'll be fine. If they're heels or anything bulky, you could have trouble. If "lunch" is a simple sandwich in a ziplock bag, that may fit. Anything bulkier than that may not. The feature of this bag is that it's small enough to fit into the smaller commuter-flight overhead compartments such as those that have just one row of seats on one side and two rows on the other. Smaller bag means less carrying capacity. But it'll carry your laptop and several small items, and has wheels to save your back. « Show Less
1683306
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.
796984
Only big enough for a few gym clothing. Water bottle can go on the side pocket. Not enough space for shoes.
59641
I bought this a couple months ago. In mine I put a change of clothes, boxing gloves (which take up a lot of room), my tennis shoes, and I keep my container of pre-workout powder in the bag as well. I also keep lots of little things in there like deodorant, lotion, etc....hope that helps!
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"
42520
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?
973504
Yes you can just be careful cause the item is actually smaller than the picture. So if you have a few sneakers yes I would recommend this product.
1654943
I would recommend a large. The medium would probably work until you got closer your goal.
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.