Transition bag frustration...

I have a TYR transition bag.  Lots of inside pockets.  TriSports has pictures of the inside for this one - might have it for other bags too

http://www.trisports.com/tyrtrbapa.html  

I'm currently working on a review of the Rocket Science Sports Elite Bag and I'm very impressed. Highly recommended.

I've also used a military bag. A NATO paratroopers backpack that I picked up at the Army/Navy store in Harvard Sq. in Cambridge, MA.  Great all around utility backpack.

I am using my daypack I carried my college books in.  IT's at least 10 years old and still works.  I do find that I am gathering more TRi related stuff that I am keeping in it.

Joe

Another vote for the Tyr transition bag here.  Two mesh pockets inside for shoes as well as two mesh pockets on the other side of inside, a wetsuit bag, bottom unzips for wet stuff, etc.

 http://www.trisports.com/tyrtrbapa.html

There's a pic of it opened on that page as well 

 Not sure exactly what the project is, but having pictures of bags empty and then filled would be nice. Almost a comparison of what different bags can hold. Have a bunch of typical equipment and show how each bags holds the items.

One quality to look for is a 'wet compatment' ... with vents to allow for your wet things to dry without molding.  Another is a convenient place to store your helmet and yet another for sunglasses.  Finally a secure pocket to hold keys and such. 

Beyond that, you do not need that much. Less is more in T1 and T2

I am glad to catch a recent post about Tri-packs...I'm currently using a DeSoto ---
It's been a bit disappointing wear-&-tear-wise.  I've only had it a year and parts are unstitching and tearing.  I do use it as a gym bag, as it is only one I have with mesh for wet things.

Do you all use a separate bag for the gym (other than the transition pack)?