Quality seems nice so far but I'm a little frustrated that the closure is fixed so I have to jury rig something so that I can fit my Rogue deadlift bar in the bag. Just a sliding buckle on the webbing would be better than what is on the bag now so that it could accommodate different sized bars. Lesson learned, measure your bar to make sure it fits.

I don't know what the other guy is saying but this is a bag without the zipper nonsense. Zippers aren't meant to hold anything heavy. Over time it will...not zip anymore. This Rogue Fitness Carrying Bag is a clip-on on the end. You slide it through and yes it takes a good minute or so to do it but it's protecting my barbell very well. For the price, this is the most affordable name brand I could find. I have a $200 barbell that I do not want to rust or get banged up so I bought this carrying case to protect it. I always use 3 in 1 oil lube with nylon barbell cleaner/scratcher on my barbell before I store it in here. I have no trouble storing my $200+ multi-purpose barbell for powerlifting as well as some Olympic weightlifting.

Does it store a bar? Yes but beware if your bar is a bit unique and has a rubber band on the shafts that sticks out a bit for protection like the Klokov Equipment bars, then it doesn't fit unless you take them off first. Is it easy to use? No, it's very annoying and tedious to both get in and out of the bag. It's a head-turner for the wrong reasons, it looks really dumb fighting the bag to get the bar in and out, especially when you don't have anyone to help you. Also holding the bar from the carrying handle is pretty uncomfortable, the strap slightly digs into your skin in an uncomfortable way, now imagine that right after a really heavy session of Olympic lifts or Deadlifts where your calluses are burning with pain already. Is it durable? The quality of the bag is pretty solid, seems like it could stand the test of time for quite a bit. Bottomline is that it will hold a bar and somewhat protect it and it's durable, but that's about all the goods of it. Actual user experience is terrible, it's better to consider buying GreyFit's carrying bag or Revision Barbell's bag, both pricier by around $30-60 but you won't have to worry about looking dumb getting your bar in and out. Also GreyFit let's you customize the color and even the logo/branding on it, unlike the single option with the Rogue bag.

Been using this 20kg bag to lug around my Ohio Power Bar and it's great. I prefer this over the other brand I have that uses a zipper. My only gripe is that they don't have one to fit the longer deadlift bars (like Kabuki or Texas) and their squat bar. But I understand that's more niche. Quality is great, holds up to abuse, and looks good as well.

I have been very happy with this bag. Makes it easy to take back and forth to the gym.

I got this to sheath my axle bar that I bring to the gym. I walk with it about a mile round trip, I decided to actually use a yoga mat strap so I could have a shoulder harness which makes it easier to carry. Works like a charm.

This bag is easy to apply to the bar, it is sturdy and the handle was able to widstand the weight of the bar (as expected). Very good bag for my bar.

I like the barbell bag as it protects my bar and makes it easy to carry!