Catchers Bags

A Reebok hockey bag works really good for catcher's gear. Very spacious and durable.

My son has the Wilson Pudge catcher's bag, got it right before fall ball last year.

He used a big duffel bag for winter gym practices..too messy to roll the other through snow and slush.

The Pudge has lots of room..fits everything and more.

As far as wear, it's ok....we've been playing alot of ball this year. It has fabric wear by the bat compartment (this is on the bottem), and the large flip open top one of the zippers (there are two) has broken....more of an inconvenience now.

My son is 13, but he does take good care of his equipment.

My son is a youth catcher.I bought him a Easton wheeled bag(I forgot the model) from Chick's on a recomendation from a HSBBW user.I paid somewhere around $60-80 dollars.It fits all his catcher's gear plus his fielders and first basemens mitt along with 3 bats and a batting helmet.It's made by Ogio and is of decent quality.I figure he'll get a few years of use out of it.He had a Mizuno previously without wheels that was of much better quality but ended up being to heavy to carry.

I saw the Pudge bag and it is huge.Maybe a little to big for him right now but in the future who knows.

Son has the Mizuno Samurai bag that holds all of his gear and then some.

This is the best I found and use...lots of room for once.....and wheels, and $80

Louisville Hoss Equipment Bag

Take It All! The new "Hoss" equipment bag from Louisville has a side bat compartment that holds 2 bats, two internal mesh compartments and a rear outer storage pocket. The solid wheel construction makes for easy movement. Made of 420 Denier nylon.
40" x 15-1/4" x 16"

The Wilson Pudge or TPX Hoss would be the best to bags for the money.