blueseventy Transition Bag - Triathlon Gear Backpack

The picture is a bit misleading as the bag doesn't look as odd as the picture. It is a medium-large bag which I use for gym, OCR and occasional triathlon. Quite sturdy and holds a good amount of stuff. Several smaller compartments but primarily one large dry compartment and a smaller wet compartment at the bottom. The large bottle holders on the side and heavy duty hanging loops are appreciated. Comfortable and useful. What more do you need?

My wife wanted a triathlon bag so we got this one. We both really like it and think it's better than my Rudy Project transition bag for a lot cheaper. It has a very large main compartment that stays open when digging through it. The main compartment also has a few individual compartments but not so many that's overkill (Rudy's transition bag does). The straps are comfortable even when full. The wet suit compartment holds 2 suits pretty easily.The side pouches easily hold water bottle or really anything else you want. There a place on the front that is designed to hold your helmet which is nice. Overall this is a great bag especially since it's less expensive than some of the alternatives.

Excellent bag. For about two seasons, that is. The bag has several zippers, and the only question is which one will fail first.

Used a DeSoto tri bag for years. It’s big and nicely organized, but doesn’t fit well in lockers, is expensive, and wears out in a couple of years. The Blueseventy is lighter, half the price, and just as organized. It also fits better in lockers. We’ll see how it lasts, but I think it’ll be just as good or better.

I love this bag. I purchased it last year as I trained for my first triathlon and it is great. I had enough compartments that I know where everything is and as a newbie the compartments helped to remind me of what I needed. I really like the separation of my wetsuit from my dry things. And the compartment on top is great so I can get my swim cap at the last minute without opening my bag and going through it.The straps are well done so it isn’t hard to carry. I didn’t try to bike with it but I think it is balanced enough that I could for short distances.I also looked cool carrying it. You should get one.

I have had several transition bags after racing for many years. TYR's transition bag circa 2004-2008 is the benchmark IMO. This bag strikes out in terms of value, usable space, too many pockets, and durability. The wetsuit compartment at the bottom of the bag is silly and takes away a ton of usable space. I rarely carry my wetsuit with me and so only need it some of the time. At least TYR had the foresight to make this removable so I could take it out when not using it. (Or throw it away and use a grocery bag instead). The plethora of ancillary pockets are kind of a headscratcher and are similarly useless. The build quality is not great and definitely not up to the standard of its price point. You can do a lot better going to REI and spending the money on a backpack.

All zippers, stitches, fabric, etc. are high quality. I can tell this bag will last, and after a couple months already, and daily use, it still looks brand new and the fabric still feels crisp. I really like the back pack for traveling on a plane. It is quite light compared to most pack, especially packs of equivalent volume. The straps are very comfortable. The bag is not very assuming (looks fairly small) if you it is not fully packed. The top and bottom sort of sag in and collapse, so the bag seems smaller. However, if you stuff it, the volume is large. Like all try-bags, the separate water proof compartment is great for many things. I would buy this bag again, especially if it were black and gray, but I'm sure by the time I replace this bag, it will be a long time! Oh, forgot to mention that it has a great set up of zippers on the top and bottom of the top flap and inner pocket organizer. Very nice.

Awesome transition bag for all length triathlons. I have used this bag a couple of races and like it quite a bit.Pros: The waterproof section is roomy and works. There are nice side mesh pockets and little zippered pockets for mats, towels, keys etc. the straps are comfortable and it doesn't move around while riding.Cons: the main compartment is slightly smaller than optimal when the waterproof section is fall. The outside pocket is not quite large enough for an aero helmet to fit well when the bag is full.Summary: I would definitely buy this bag again.