My DD's previous team used Maxball rolling bags. They were terrible. Within 2-3 months, seams would start coming apart, and not just a little bit here and there. At first, Maxball was replacing bags that were failing, but they eventually refused to continue when the new bags failed. We switched to Boombah, and they were great. Some people have said that Boombah bags are made my Maxball. Based on what we saw, I have a hard time believing that. The designs are definitely similar. The durability is miles apart.
My DD's current team uses Easton bags and backpacks. Her E700C wheeled catcher's bag is holding up just fine after a full year of TB abuse, as are the rest of the team's.
My DD's current team uses Easton bags and backpacks. Her E700C wheeled catcher's bag is holding up just fine after a full year of TB abuse, as are the rest of the team's.