My daughter wants to buy me a new gym bag for my birthday. Any recommendations?

I have yet to have a bjj bag that has withstood the test of time, but datsusara has some nice options, if you appreciate the military/sustainable thing. Right now I'm using a 'Tap Cancer Out' bag as my primary travel bag, as it fits the dimensions of most airline carry-on bag requirements, plus, all money goes toward cancer research so you really can't beat that.

I've had my Venom bag from BJJHQ for years, tons of pockets, and lots of space, and works super well. Before that, I had the mesh Haybusa bag and that was good for like 6 years before it self-destructed.

I have used a TVR swim backpack for years. Relatively cheap, durable, tons of pockets and made for wet stuff.

There’s this company on instagram that I’ve found recently that turns gis to bags :) @jiujitsubags That’ll be one of a kind

I have the Half Sumo Backpack, currently sold out but comes back into stock every now and then. It's been my most preferred bag of all of them, was using a Chrome Messenger and various duffles but this one just felt better for bringing my gear to class. https://halfsumo.com/coll[...]e-backpack Small and nondescript enough to be a 'personal item' on flights, large enough to fit two gi sets and then some. There's a 'slightly irregular' version of this on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/[...]5922388840

On bjjhq right now https://www.bjjhq.com/

I'm partial to using those Mil-tec backpacks. Cheap as f, loads of pockets, good zippers. No nonsense tactical style. Costs like 40 euros. My first one lasted almost 10 years. Why bother with those fancypants overpriced hipsterbags?