NRS Purest Mesh Duffel Bag

Yes, the 40-liter capacity is well-suited for a standard wetsuit, booties, and a towel. The cylindrical shape makes it easy to pack bulky items, though you may need to fold your gear carefully if you are also carrying a helmet or life jacket.

The mesh top is designed for airflow rather than containment. If you place dripping wet gear inside, water will likely seep through the mesh, so it is best used for gear that has already been rinsed or wrung out.

The dedicated end pocket is perfect for keeping small, dry essentials like a change of clothes or a phone separate from your damp gear. It is not a waterproof dry bag, so it is best for items that are merely damp rather than soaking wet.

The base is constructed from 420 denier ripstop nylon, which is rugged enough to handle rough terrain and standard outdoor wear and tear. While the mesh top is durable, you should avoid dragging the bag over sharp, jagged rocks to maintain the integrity of the fabric.

The bag is highly packable and can be compressed entirely into its own end pocket. When stored this way, it becomes a small, lightweight bundle that is easy to tuck into a larger travel bag or store in a vehicle.