CURMIO Travel Carrying Bag for Portable Oxygen Concentrators, Universal POC Backpack with Mesh Panels for Breathability, Compatible with Inogen, Oxygo, Caire Units, for on-The-go,Black

Having to use an Inogen ONE G3 now to assist with breathing I wanted a convenient way to transport it around with me leaving my hands free, looking at others available I was shocked at the price, nearly £100 for some of them, smacked distinctly of profiteering and exploitation of the disabled to me, anyway after searching around I came across this CURMIO Bag and decided to give it a shot as the price was brilliant compared to other alternatives, I could always return it if no good. I am so pleased I decided to try it, it is well made, strong, comfortable and the G3 fits perfectly, there is even a strap to hold the machine securely in place, there is also an elasticated chest strap providing a very secure fit when moving around.The extra compartment below is an absolute bonus, I keep the chargers, both the mains and the car one in there and know that wherever I go I have the required charger with me, there is also a pocket where I keep spare Cannula's.I showed this to my Respiratory Nurse and she was very impressed, so much so she took the name of it and said she would be telling other patients about it as she was disgusted at the prices of alternatives.All in All I HIGHLY RECOMMEND This bag for anyone with a need to carry their oxygen machine around leaving them hands free to do other things. Fantastic for the price!

I like that its a backpack so more comfortable to carry oxygen does need a bit of packing under the machine to make it sit closer to the top of backpack so as to not kink the tube but apart from that all is good

I already have the original carry case for my Inogen One G5 portable oxygen concentrator which is great quality but only has a short kcarry case handle and an over the shoulder one which isn’t too practical. I then bought a rucksack specifically designed for my POC but as it is designed to carry quite a bit of other items it’s quite bulky although very well made. As I use my POC when outdoors doing gardening etc I wanted something a little less bulky so bought this one. The good points are that it fits the POC very well and there is good adjustment for the straps. The storage compartment at the bottom of the bag, if empty means that the weight of the POC pushes down on this empty space making it look very crumpled. Filling the compartment unnecessarily to prevent this adds to the weight. In line with many of the reviews on Amazon I do think this bag appears to be a bit flimsy especially the joins between the shoulder straps and the bag. Time will tell but I don’t think it’s too robust. Still, if it fits between my shoulders comfortably for a reasonable period of time it may well prove to be a good buy.

Comfortable to carry the O2 concentrator and able to keep the spare battery and charger in the compartment below. Very useful to have the extra space to keep the accessories in the same carrier.

Having some mobility and strength issues on top of breathing issues, I found it overwhelming to carry my oxygen concentrator over my body. Finding the solution of a backpack enabled me to keep my hands free while out and about and I was able to keep essentials - phone, keys etc.The design is not 100% perfect but you can make it work. My brand concentrator (listed as compatible in details) is slightly smaller than the bag. This means Iv had to find a way of keeping the bag “tall” by placing light, no hazardous material to left the machine up higher. The cannula tubing at times kinks as well.When the bag first arrived, I was extremely overwhelmed by the smell of the bag. However it’s not as bad as it was three weeks ago.In all honesty, I don’t know if the bag is actual value for money, it is something I had to save for, but it is value for ease of mind and practicality!

I bought the Curmio Backpack for carrying my Inogen One G3 Oxygen Concentrator. This backpack was excellent value when compared with others. For better comfort, I’ve put a piece of loose foam rubber inside which has made wearing the backpack very comfortable and don’t feel any vibration from the Inogen when working.Plenty of space in bottom zipped compartment for second battery / mains charger etc.Only one very minor negative - the cannula tube connection on my Inogen is horizontal and the backpack does not have a hole in-line with it, so you need to be careful not to kink the tube, but it is okay. I might fit a brass hole ferrule to improve this myself.Overall quality is very good and Amazon Prime gave me free delivery.Very Pleased and would definitely recommend buying this Curmio Backpack.

Initially good to find a reasonably priced backpack for Inogen One G5. I needed to put a cut hole in the plastic top to get the cannula through without bending it. I am one for picking the bag and concentrator up by one handle hence it started to come away so I had to put some stitches in it. My other backpack hasn’t suffered this handle issue. I have adapted a sports branded backpack and that is fine. Then I find a frayed hole today in the Curmio. I loved this backpack but unfortunately it hasn't been good quality for me. Purchased and used since February 2022 approx three times a week.

Wasn't sure about buying this as a ' compatible ' backpack for my inogen G3. But at over £100 less cost than the branded version, it was worth a tryAnd it's been great so far. The G3 fits nicely in place and easily secured, so it doesn't move about. The lower compartment easily holds the charge unit and cables. There's a side zipper that can store a couple of cannulas. The shoulder straps are well padded and comfortable.All in all, so far very pleased.