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I've just ordered the salix pod pro. Seem to have good reviews and is perfect size for me.

out of interest where did you order from? have been looking around for a decent price

[Maverick79]

Woodworm pro duffle - a massive cumbersome bag that makes you look like a total idiot when you don't score runs  . Not recommended  .

I love mine. Loads of room for all my kit, it is big but I don't find it cumbersome and like the fact I can carry it on my shoulder. Much prefer it to a wheelie bag and takes up less room in the hanging room. I don't score runs either 

[thecord]

Maverick, is that what you call your changing room after you have got out in a particularly sloppy fashion? Perhaps need to take the game less seriously?!? 

[Maverick79]

 Haha, good old chunky thumbs on iPhone typo 

[mattcoll12491]

I've got the Ayrtek Stand Up bag, went well for the first half a season. But in the season just gone the telescopic handle has broke and the zip on the helmet section has become faulty. I understand that on newer versions the handle and the zips have been improved?

Will probably look to replace this with a different bag before the start of the season

[aussiejake]

I use a very large Albion bag from a couple of seasons ago. Thinking of downsizing for next season.

[Six Sixes Cricket]

Ive got the Salix Pod One Tri-Wheeled Cricket Bag and find it a dissapointment. Bat cave is not that well protected and it doesnt stand up very well.

[Cover_Drive]

out of interest where did you order from? have been looking around for a decent price

Apologies for my intrusion; I got mine from ItsJustCricket, perhaps ask Paul.

[Andypara]

I use a duck and run wheelie bag its nice and big and like the two internal padded bat pockets

[FvanN]

Last year I was pulling my hair out looking for the perfect bag. I came to the conclusion that the Kook Pro was the way to go as I like everything to have its own place but never got round to buying one due to the limited amount of cricket I was able to play.

This year If I get the chance to play it will be a Nixon Duffel for everything batting & a small bag for everything else. 

[mattw]

I have had a GN nitro stand up - shocking bag, it's ripped to pieces now. Also now living in London, I think it's going to be wise investing in a decent duffle/backpack bag as when we were travelling to the nets the other night, Paul and Scott were having trouble with their wheelies whilst I was quite happy with my neatly packed duffle. Will need something larger for match days though, as I struggled to my net kit in there.

[tim2000s]

I have had a GN nitro stand up - shocking bag, it's ripped to pieces now. Also now living in London, I think it's going to be wise investing in a decent duffle/backpack bag as when we were travelling to the nets the other night, Paul and Scott were having trouble with their wheelies whilst I was quite happy with my neatly packed duffle. Will need something larger for match days though, as I struggled to my net kit in there.

Whilst I am using the GN Performance Pro Duffle now, I spent two years dragging my Salix Pod Pro around on the tube and DLR. It's just small enough to sit on in the open sections of the carriage while having enough space to get everything in.

[lukemannionzimbabwe]

I've. Got the kooks  pro 800 bag, big as you need and very compartment-y

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Apologies for my intrusion; I got mine from ItsJustCricket, perhaps ask Paul.

Haha no worries thanks for the advice