Louisville Slugger Omaha Rig Wheeled Bag

I bought this bag so I could get my sons gloves, bats, and catchers gear all in one bag. This is a bargain for a bag. I fit multiple bats, 3-4 gloves, catchers gear, and batting helmet with room to spare. It is compact so fits nicely in a car trunk as well. Nice roller wheels. My guess it will last at least 2 seasons.

This bag was just the right bag for my grandson. He plays catcher and it fits all his equipment. So far it has held up quite well and I have not seen any issues with the wheels. Rolls very smoothly.

The bag looks great! The fabric seems on the light side compared to other bags I’ve had. Was not as sturdy as I expected and not over built at all.Inside is spacious. Has 3 adjustable/ removable compartments, which is nice.Zippers are easily accessible and seem smooth. Not heavy duty, so I’m somewhat skeptical.Handles are sturdy and strong, not sure the one pocket is enough.It does not have a plastic sliders in the bottom like other catchers bags.Wheels seem strong and roll well.Only time will tell, still going strong!

**Update, as of 08/31/20 this bag was retired. We got what we could out of it before having to go to a different bad by a different brand. Totally disappointed in the quality of this bag. Between the tipping, the holes in the bottom, and the zipper was the last straw. Constantly popping open and not staying shut. With as expensive as the gear is that it carries, I was not risking pricey equipment for crap workmanship and materials. Yes the bag might be reasonably priced, but if you only need to use it for one season, that is the only way it is a good deal. Changed from two stars to one.****I have had this bag for just over a month. Bought it for my 13yr old daughter who is a catcher. I wanted to be able to put her catchers gear in with her other gear. All the gear fit, but the quality of the bag is just not there. The bag constantly tips over when being rolled. The bottom of the bag, that it sits on when you sit it upright, is getting holes in it. I am the one who rolls it everywhere, so I know how careful I am with it. I was really disappointed that one month in and it already has the beginnings of little holes in it. I doubt we will get an entire season out of it before I have to put black duct tape on the bottom of the bag. So does it work for what we need? Yes, however, due to the lack of quality materials, it will probably not be around next season.

Looks small when I first opened it but was able to fit all of my 7 yr old sons catchers gear plus his batting helmet, another ball glove and bat [in different compartment]. I dont believe you would be able to fit an adult size catchers gear in this bag but would be perfect for a general ball bag. I gave it 5 stars because it was perfect for my sons things. The only thing I would suggest to make it even better is backpack straps so you can carry it on your back as well.

I haven’t actually used the bag outside yet. My son is playing in a tournament that we need to get on a flight for so I bought this bag to check in his bats. The plan is to wrap each bat and pack as much clothing around them as possible to completely fill up the bag. This is probably the only way to make the bag rigid enough so that it doesn’t drag and tear like many reviews are reporting, although this will create a lot of weight that falls towards the bottom and may still cause the bag to drag.The material is on the thinner side, like basic canvas duffle bag material. The bag was shipped folded as shown in the photo, so that should give a sense of how pliable it is. The other photo shows where the bottom of the bag is reinforced with support and how much space is created by the wheels when rolled. I’m not surprised that these bags are tearing from dragging, mostly because the reinforcement is minimal and if gear shifts to one side of the bag, it will be definitely make a place for a hole to begin. I do like that there are dividers built into the bag that can be folded down so you can use the whole space. Given what your options are price-wise for much sturdier bags, I suppose you are getting what you pay for. But you may as well buy a regular rolling duffle bag for about half the cost.Update: the bag has gone on three trips. We packed it full as described above and it held up well through check-in luggage. It rolled smoothly while navigating a large airport. I still would not recommend for regular use in the field, but it absolutely serves its purpose for travel only.

Don’t get me wrong I do like the bag. I use it mostly for practice and travel ball ⚾️ but it’s almost as if the bag is missing a back bone structure for the wheels. My bag sometimes heavily leans to the left while rolling or to the right.Now repacking helps a lot of course but it still lacks a clean smooth ROLL like a suit case.

Good enough bag but I bought it in January 2023 as a "backup" practice bag and it has a hole in the bottom already. As I said, it contains my bats that I would not care if I broke one in a practice and a couple of gloves that I am breaking in as well as my backup pair of shoes.Usage was not too great and the core of the bag is always droopy as there is no rigid spine to it.That said, it was inexpensive so you get what you pay for and I got almost 2 seasons of practices out of it.