Portable Oxygen Cylinder Carry Bag for Size M2, A/M4, ML6, B/M6, M7, C/M9, Oxygen Tank Backpack for Travel (Not for Size D/JD Tanks!)

I bought this for my grandad, it makes carrying around his oxygen tank so much more easier and secure. I like that it also has other compartments for the likes of his keys, phone and wallet. Really good buy 👌

Perfect size for oxygen bottles,stays upright if take of for minuet,best one I’ve found in yrs,also clips on wheelchair easily,

Love it ideal for my small oxygen cylinder.

It dose what is says, good sturdy and well padded for comfort

Value for the money

This is a great quality bag, very well sized for its task, and with a lot offeatures.It's made of nice dense man-made oxford fabric. The shoulder straps are well padded, and there's also the option of a chest strap, if you choose to wear it, to offset the weight of the tank.You get two handy zipped pockets on the outside of the bag, plus four separate hose outlets with metal grommits, so the hose moves smoothly through them. The air hose holes are at different heights to accommodate different size oxygen cylinders.Inside there's a fold-down hard base, to sit the cylinder evenly and help keep it stable, as well as a velcro strap to tie the cylinder back towards the rear of the backpack, where it will be easiest to carry the weight. The back of the rucksack is also padded.The main zip is two-way, with good-sized zip-pulls,a nd feels good quality. In fact the whole bag feels really robust and well made, with all the sewing work neat and regular, and the general construction clearly given thought - a fact that's visible in the small details such as the triple-stitched shoulder straps, the careful sizing, and the multiple height air tube holes.In use it's pretty comfy, though m not sure how long I could carry an air cylinder on my back - probably a wander around a garden centre would see me done, and looking for the cafe for a sit-down! For hanging over the handles of a wheelchair this seems a lot more suitable. Then the rucksack style makes a lot more sense, as you could sling it over a shoulder until you're sorted out, or maybe carry it from a wheelchair back to the table in a cafe, behind whoever's using it (my mum, in this case). On the other hand, I'm pretty sure my hubby would happily carry this whilst walking beside my mum if she wanted a bit of a leg-stretch, or to get from A to B in short walks, so maybe it's not that strange an idea.In all though, this is a really well made bag in what feels like a strong faqbric, which looks a lot smarter than carrying a chipped and battered hospital-issue oxygen bottle. Great quality, and well thought out. Very happy with it.