Force3 Ultimate 32" Umpire Equipment Bag on Wheels
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Mark E.
Locust Grove, GA
December 27, 2020
As a long-time user (decade+) of the Diamond bag (pre-telescoping handle), I was looking for something a little more compact and with a telescoping handle. The Force3 bag met those basic requirements but ultimately turned out not to be the bag for me. It seems to be well-constructed, with rugged wheels and what feels like a solid telescoping handle. It also has ample room to carry what I need for game travel. For me, however, it lacked necessary inside and outside pockets for smaller gear and/or personal items. I also wish that the top compartment was accessible when the bag is laid open; as it is, one must close the bottom compartment in order to open and access the top compartment. 4 stars - add accessory pockets. 4.5 stars - make the top compartment accessible from top and bottom. 5 stars - add premium zipper pulls/sliders.
Tony T.
Covington , KY
February 20, 2020
Very nice bag. The telescopic handle makes it easy to pull. Plenty of room inside for clothes and equipment. Highly recommend this bag.
Rich
Portland, OR
March 27, 2019
I had been using the Diamond Ultimate 33" Wheeled Umpire Equipment Bag with Telescopic Handle but decided to switch to this one. Early on, I've been far happier with the Force3. I never used the shoe pocket on the Diamond bag which only seemed to take away storage space, especially seeing as it was not big enough to hold both my plate & base shoes. The Force3 is also rigid than the Diamond and seems to have nicer wheels and a nicer handle. If you're debating between the two, I would recommend the Force3, hands down.
Questions About This Product
| Q: | Will I be able to fit my base shoes and plate shoes in this bag? – Jon Boston |
| A: | Yes, the bottom-most compartment is 6 inches deep, then 32 x 15 inches long and wide, while the top section is 9 inches deep by the same 32 x 15 dimensions. Your umpiring shoes could fit in either compartment. – Ty UnthankCommunication & Service Specialist, Pro Umpire School Graduate and Umpire |
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