Hanstock Gym Bag 40L Black and Grey Travel Bag for Women and Men with Hidden Backpack Style Straps, Overnight Hand Luggage Bag with Shoes Compartment and Wet Pocket

The media could not be loaded. This gym bag is great for sports, camping, trekking and all. There are so many different spacious compartments that can accomodate almost anything: a compartment for keeping my lunchbox, one for my shoes, and electronics, it can all be kept in a very well organised manner. I simply love the feature of conveniently turning this duffle bag into a backpack. Although I haven't used the bag yet, the quality of the bag and its material seems to be very good.Would highly recommend 👍

This is very good quality.It looks great and is also very practical with lots of zip pockets and a seperate section you can use for shoes.I like the design and the choice of colours. It has a logo printed on one side and that looks good.The material is strong and the outside material is water resistant.It is also useful you can convert to a backpack or carry it over your shoulder. There is also one strap handle at one end.It is a pity it does not have 2 handles if you just want to carry it in your hands like many bags, If it did I would give it 5 stars.

I love this Hanstock 3-IN-1 gym bag which can either be carried on a shoulder or even as a backpack. This carries all the things i need for my sporting activities. Best thing is a separate shoes compartment which can be kept separate from other things in the bag. The material is water resistant and feels quite solid, pretty sure this will last me a good few years. I am already using couple of other produts of Hanstock brand and i am quite happy with them, hence i decided to buy this bag.

Loads of compartments, loads of room, excellent quality comfy to carry 5☆

Nice bag with plenty of storage but it's falling apart at the seams after 2 months use (only used 2 days a week for school sports). Poorly made, now looking for a replacement.

Bought for my son to put goalkeepers kit in,no complaints

I ordered this black and grey 40L-capacity, water-resistant bag, not for the gym, but weekends away as I wanted something larger and stronger than a tote bag.There's a wide shoulder strap with a special comfortable pad for resting on the shoulder and connects via two not particularly strong-looking plastic hooks via not very strong-looking carabiners which have a metal gate. There's also a single handle on one end of the bag but it doesn't feel too strong.It has 14-16 different pockets, some more practical than others. There's an almost shoe-shaped one on the front but it's only large enough for a single shoe and has one actual pocket inside which isn't large enough for a phone, especially as the larger pocket slopes. There's also a slight diagonal pouch, a non-pocket in the pocket which is wasted space, a missed design opportunity.There's a zipped pocket on each end of the bag, the left one waterproof for wet towels, but the opposite one has an additional zipped pocket into a larger pouch which then fills half of the main pocket/compartment. Possibly for trainers or, as it's waterproof, more wet towels or a swimming costume BUT the zipped part has a mesh end, attached from the bottom before it's zipped - which means that the water/mud can then flow into the other part of the pocket which looks like foily spaceman outfit material. It's very odd but there are two round metal air holes on the outside to prevent musty smells if not left for too long after the gym.There's a diagonal pocket on the back which, again, might look good but what a waste of space, including another non-pocket diagonal not-quite pouch but there's also an elasticated-topped pocket to the left of it on the outside of the bag, with a strap on the front of it. There are also two small bits of straps which form loops to match those on the opposite side. Another umbrella or a tennis racket or cricket/rounders bat, possibly. Not much use for me, though, It's not big enough to hold a bottle of water, for instance.The main compartment has five additional pockets – a meshed zipped one in the lid for toiletries, a further zipped on on the inside side with a small zipped meshed one inside it and two open pockets on the other side. I just feel that the side pocket with that huge pouch for trainers invades too much of the main compartment of the bag.Turn the bag over and there's the 16th pocket which extends along the whole length of the bottom, open the zip and out comes two padded straps – that strange random hook I'd seen earlier when counting pockets finally makes sense and there's a matching one on the other side which I didn't notice and, just like that, the gym bag becomes a backpack. I'm impressed but it's all a bit random.It's water-resistant but the water runs into the elasticated open pocket on the side so don't use it for storing tissues.4* – There's an awful lot going on, too many pockets and non-pockets, perhaps. I don't understand what everything is for, including the straps on each side and those odd non-pocket diagonal non-pouches. I also think the pouch for a pair of trainers extending into the main compartment takes up too much space. It's just not quite there but it's a good size and I love that it also turns into a backpack

Really chuffed with this purchase, yes it’s got pockets everywhere I look - but I’m most impressed with the way I can convert it to a back back with ease.I can now have this sat in the boot of my car, and use as normal - but on the days I ride my motorcycle into work I can chuck my gym bag on my back :)