DeMarini Special Ops Front Line Wheeled Bag

I keep 4 bats, 2 gloves, 1 pair of cleats, a large first aid kit, eight 12 inch softballs, a barrel weight , 2 pairs of batting gloves, a fielders mask, several hand towels, a massage roller, and I still have room to add more. I could fit another pair of cleats, a batting helmet, and much more if I packed it efficiently. My only complaint is the zippers are a little sticky sometimes. Seems pretty durable so far - used for 2 seasons already. It is a little spendy but well worth it IMO.

My son plays for a U10 Select Baseball team. With him playing multiple positions including catcher we wanted a bag that rolled easily, stores everything, stands up easily without falling over and clips on the fence. This bag checks all the boxes and we are extremely happy with it.This bag has eliminated us taking two separate ball bags. This bag fits his catchers helmet, catchers gear (chest pad and leg guards), his catchers glove, first basemen glove, his fielders glove, his practice pancake, his batting helmet and four 30” bats. On top of that he has other outer zipper compartments that can easily store sunflower seeds, batting gloves, sunglasses and other small baseball items. This bag has been a life saver. Especially from carrying multiple bags before this. Plus being able to clip on a fence makes this bag an easy organizer for him to keep his equipment stored properly between games.We are extremely happy with this baseball bag and highly recommend it for any player that wants to transport their baseball equipment easily.

I’d pass on buying this! The quality just isn’t there. All the zippers break. We had one break within the first week. We’re not even half way through the season and we’ve had three zippers break.Pros: The size is nice, and it does fit a decent amount. Full catchers gear, 3-4 gloves, helmet, 4-5 bats, and cleats. It’s just not worth the price since It just falls apart.

Great bag, but zipper in top pouch came off within first couple months of use. Other than that, so far, so good.

I bought this bag specifically to transport bats and gear as checked luggage. It does keep the items secure but the zipper on one pocket broke instantly. A good bag has good zippers. Not this one

Absolutely In Love With This Bag! Was a little rough getting all the snaps to snap to get the shelving set up, but once it WAS set up, it's held up the entire time (we've had it for 6 months now). It's super sturdy, holds absolutely EVERYTHING (my son however is NOT a catcher). But I would think if he were it would hold a full set of catchers gear too (just maybe not with the shelving up). I DID think the shelving came already put up like that, I didn't know I had to put it together and like I said that was a bit of a pain in the you know what, but even so, I'd buy this bag again and again rather than a new crappy one every season. I think this will hold up for years to come. But we'll see! Will edit if not.

It was finally time for me to buy a new bag after about 5 or 6 years of using a "bat-pack". The bag I had served me well, but over the years the zipper started to get stuck and it was almost impossible to get anything out of it. There are a few guys on my team that have large roller bags so I decided to take a look. I settled on the DeMarini roller as it has some structure to the inside to keep things in their respected compartments. This is however totally optional as you can decide not to Velcro and snap the shelves into place leaving the compartments open to each other. The bottom pocket is vented for things like shoes that might need to air out. I personally keep my shoes and a water bottle in there. The middle compartment I use for all of my loose softballs. Since I manage a team I have all of the legal balls for game use in my bag. I am not sure how many fit in there, but there are more than enough for the amount of games that we play at any given time. The top is where I keep my glove with a fresh ball inside to keep its shape as well as a Bluetooth speaker for some music in the dugout. There are 4 "armored" bat sleeves inside the bag which keep the bats protected while in transit. The armor that they mention is thicker plastic that is sewn into the inner workings of the bag. The back of the bag also has two rubber skids to keep the fabric out of harms way when the bag is laid down. This is also the back side of where the bats are stored. There are also a handful of side pockets on either side of the bag. One of the top pockets is plush lined for items such as a cell phone or other sensitive items. The others are just standard lined pockets for other everyday items. I have batting gloves in one. Extra grip tape rolls in one of the larger pockets and the charging cord for the speaker in another. I still have plenty of room to grow in this bag although after the many years I have been playing I think I have everything that I need in the bag currently. So far I am loving it. The bats can be a little tricky to get in and out as the top flap overlaps the bats slightly, but this may change as the bag is broken in.

I bought this bag for my daughter a few months ago. It is such a nice looking bag.3 complaints…. Well,4 complaints if you count the price.First, too many small pockets on the sides. If they would’ve taken all of the small pockets on one side of the bag and made them a large pocket, then you would’ve had a nice place for catchers to put their shin guards.Second, one of the zippers has already broke, with minimal use. The main pockets have heavy duty zippers, but the side pockets have cheap zippers.Third, there is a zipper that goes all the way around the outside of the bag.I assume, this is so you can remove the bag from the roller and handle to clean it. But it makes it SO hard to get bats out.If they had just put a zipper on top, you could easily access your bats. But you can’t. Every time, you have to fight the bag for your bats.Would I buy this again?????It’s so nice looking, but NO.The design is not quite functional enough.And the price is high end.