Dive Bag

Igas Island Dive Bags have undergone several design phases over the years, the last being some twenty years ago after the tragic events chronicaled in the creation story. They are made from a heavy vinyl covered mesh fabric that allows maximum air circulation for wet gear. Access is through a full-length very large zipper for ease of packing. There are two stout handles and an optional shoulder strap may be attached for carrying convenience. 12" high, 12" wide, 22" long........3200 cubic inch capacity The creation [of this bag] story in Hawai'ian pidgin: Has this ever happened to you....? You wen' beat after one day body surfing at Makapu'u. You t'row da towel, baggies an stuffs li'dat in da trunk, an drive home. Next night at one party you meet dis real ono wahine who wan go snorkel at Hanauma Bay. Bimeby later dat week you pick up dis wahine an drive off into da sunrise for go snorkel, da wahine, she wear noting but a pake bit of Lycra. Mebbe you t'ink, "Eh brah, mebbe get one chance heah, ha?" Den you open da trunk for get you stuffs an, "Auwe!!" " So hauna!!" "Pilau to da max!" Somet'ing in da trunk smell like it crawl between Godzilla's toes and die dere! Dat wahine, she get one whiff, an she out of dere man. So you stan dere holding da blue an green baggies, an remember dat wen you put 'em in da trunk, dey was orange an purple an not fuzzy.Man, dey wet, an now all mildew! Down da beach goes da wahine, arm aroun some California haole who don' smell so bad. You baggies, dey try crawl out to sea mebbe for spawn wit somet'ing slimy on da bottom. You t'ink, "Mebbe time for take dat swim to Moloka'i, or try jump off pali." Ass' why hard, brah! No be ete, get akamai brah! Get one Dive Bag wit da mesh sides for make da baggies an stuffs all dry, no mo' smell like makemake! Try!