longboard bag
so i was just wondering if anybody knew what i could use as a longboard bag that i could put about a weeks winter clothes in as well and also possibly have reinforcements of some kind cause its gona be going in a plane.
so far all the bags that i have found are either big enough but have no strength (i.e. pvc duffle bag) or are strong enough but arnt big enough and i dont really want to get a proper board bag cause it doesnt look like i could fit that much clothes in it.
the specs i need are approx
1m's long
25cm's wide
30cm's deep
anything bigger than this would work also
and i have briefly looked on silverfish and nothing turned up
so any help would be appreciated
thanks
so far all the bags that i have found are either big enough but have no strength (i.e. pvc duffle bag) or are strong enough but arnt big enough and i dont really want to get a proper board bag cause it doesnt look like i could fit that much clothes in it.
the specs i need are approx
1m's long
25cm's wide
30cm's deep
anything bigger than this would work also
and i have briefly looked on silverfish and nothing turned up
so any help would be appreciated
thanks
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Permalink Reply by Isaac on -
I have travelled OS twice return with my board loose underneath.
It doesn't cost any extra, and with a "handle with care" sticker slapped on it, it comes out the other end perfect.
But if your real keen for a bag, I think I remember golf bags being the go, before the "skate" bags all came out.
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Permalink Reply by Alex Schulze on -
Mate check decent hardware, check hammer's profile for details they are some very nice bags http://www.skateboardracing.org.au/profile/Hammer
here are some of the bags http://www.skateboardracing.org.au/forum/topics/2144162:Topic:1769
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Ching on -
decent hardware bags are the best. If you're carrying only one board a park bag is more than enough! I took 2 boards, leathers, pads and 5 days worth of clothes in it before.
If that's still not enough the body bag has twice the room of a park bag (if not more). They're really tough quality bags definitely worth the investment!
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by James on -
the cheapo option is a snowboard bag. I picked up a burton one for about $50, it fits 2 completes, pads, and a good week worth of clothes. The clothes help pad the boards. Those decent ones look better though.
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