I have a 3 ball rolling thunder right now. Thinking about upgrading to a 6 ball bag. Which is better?

Do you think 4 would be better then 6?

If you are looking for suggestions, I always tell people three ball rollers are the best in my opinion.  They are easy to get in and out of my car.  For league I can carry enough equipment without needing a second bag.  They are easy to maneuver around the bowling center.  They might be under 50 lbs. 

Once you go to 4 ball rollers, you double the width leading to maneuverability issues and as you get older, they become more of a hassle getting in and out of the car.

Just my 2 cents.

I prefer the 6 ball Rolling Thunder. It's durable and has more than enough pockets. I usually use only the top and bottom sections to carry 4 balls, but if I'm bowling at a venue I'm not familiar with, I can always take the middle section for a couple extra options.

The advantages of a 6 ball roller over two 3 ball bags are:
 1) Smaller footprint in the bowling alley. Two 3 ball rollers take up twice the floor space as a single 4/6 ball bag.

2) Much easier to get in and out of your car. If you use a 3 ball roller, you have to lift the entire thing at one time. With the 4/6 ball rollers, you can take the sections apart with almost no effort and load them individually. Much less strain on your back.

3) More storage space for the "other" bowling items, like shoes, shoe brush, etc.

The downsides(as I see it) are cost as the 4/6 ball roller will cost more than twice the two 3 ball bags and if you fly with your equipment, the 3 ball bags are the way to go.

I have a 3 ball rolling thunder right now. Thinking about upgrading to a 6 ball bag. Which is better?

If you are looking to compare the 6 ball Storm Rolling Thunder to the KR 6 ball roller. Compare them side-by-side. The KR bag is HUGE.

I would never by a tote. Everyone I ever see is either falling apart or has fallen apart. The people I know with totes go through them two or three times more often than I do with my 4 ball rolling bags. Totes are just cheap.

I have good and bad luck with both.  My current 3-ball tourney tote has lasted 5+ years.  My wife had three of the same that lasted 2.

Perhaps more substantial bags are designed to have a longer lifespan.  And I would generally agree bigger bags are more robust.  But if durability was the only concern, then we wouldn't be having this discussion.  There are pros and cons to each side.

Which would you recommend more the kr 6 ball bag or the rolling thunder

Alright thanks for all the help.