Ocean & Earth Elements Wetsuit Bag Bag

A wetsuit bag solves one very ordinary problem: after a session the suit, boots and towel have nowhere to go, so they ride in the boot of the car soaking everything around them.

The construction is welded PVC tarpaulin — the seams are welded rather than stitched, so the bag holds water in both directions. Forty litres at 700 x 310 x 180 mm takes a wetsuit with boots and a towel.

Outside there's a waterproof zip pocket for what must stay dry, and mesh pockets where wet gear can breathe instead of souring. Inside, a zip pocket and a sleeve. The back panel and straps are padded, because forty litres of wet neoprene is genuinely heavy. Clip closure.

Who it isn't for. It's a poor everyday pack — stiff PVC, few compartments, no place for a laptop. Don't leave a wet suit in it for long: a sealed bag doesn't dry, and the suit will sour within a day. And forty litres won't take two full kits.