Dub_Digital
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Best ski bag for 2 pairs? 181, with 107, and 100 waist
Best ski bag for 2 pairs of skis?
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Dub_Digital
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It would be used for flying
animator
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I use the Douchebags main wheeled ski bag I don’t remember what the model is called (I think it’s just called the douchebag). Super sick, I’ve traveled to Europe and back with 3 pairs of skis in it (2 w bindings one without) and a pair of boots with no issues. It can be rolled down if your skis aren’t super long so they don’t slide back and forth. Wheels are super solid, made of like what razor scooter wheels are made of so they don’t crack and split. It’s pricey but worth it and I know for a fact you can fit all of your shit in it.
Dub_Digital
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14329826:animator said:
This one?
Non_State_Actor
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I have the Dakine Fall Line roller bag. It's big, I've done two pairs adult, and two kids with three sets of poles, a couple helmets, etc. It rolls well in snow and slush, down stairs, on relatively rough terrain.
The biggest issue I have with it is it's a little bit too big and you need to be careful to keep it under 50lbs for flights.
I found mine on sale for $100ish two years ago.
The biggest issue I have with it is it's a little bit too big and you need to be careful to keep it under 50lbs for flights.
I found mine on sale for $100ish two years ago.
Dub_Digital
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14329878:mystery3 said:
thanks, I was looking at dakine bags first, but a lot of the reviews are negative and say they aren't very durable
Non_State_Actor
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14329887:Dub_Digital said:
I probably haven't used it enough to speak to durability but they have a Corbetts.com branded one for a little over $100 USD
https://www.corbetts.com/2020-dakine-corbetts-fall-line-ski-roller-bag/
Dub_Digital
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14329889:mystery3 said:
thanks, good looking out! What size do you have? I've read (forget where) that you can size down and the "175" would actually fit a ski longer than175
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14329892:Dub_Digital said:
Should have mentioned that...I have the 190, fit 185s with room to spare.
Dub_Digital
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14329895:mystery3 said:
175 would probably be too small then, yeah?
Non_State_Actor
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14329903:Dub_Digital said:
They would *probably* fit but I would definitely want to know from someone who's tried it. What ski? What's the straight tape measurement?
tominiemenmaa
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Thule Roundtrip. It even has a 10 year warranty.
Dub_Digital
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14329950:tominiemenmaa said:
looks dope, love thule stuff, a bit pricey but the warranty is nice
Greg_K
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https://k-bsport.com/products/double-ski-bag-on-wheels
$160 CAN and very well built. Had mine for 4 years on 4 trips out West and looks a bit dirty(have the red-get black) but that’s it. Has internal straps to hold the two pairs of skis in place and have 2 pairs of 185-190cm skis/poles/lots of clothing/tuning gear and I’m still under 50 lbs.
$160 CAN and very well built. Had mine for 4 years on 4 trips out West and looks a bit dirty(have the red-get black) but that’s it. Has internal straps to hold the two pairs of skis in place and have 2 pairs of 185-190cm skis/poles/lots of clothing/tuning gear and I’m still under 50 lbs.
migidimigi
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14329826:animator said:
Big shoutout to og douchebag! I've had it for 5 years now and it just perfect, fits all the gear you can imagine and is easy for any type of travel; car, train, plane, bus.
Stupid expensive for sure but lasts forever and solves all you problems
Dub_Digital
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14330248:migidimigi said:
I like the fact that you can roll the top down to take out space. It's about the same price as the thule, the thule seems to have a better warranty, the db says it doesn't cover any damage due to travel
migidimigi
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14330274:Dub_Digital said:
The rolling thing is absolutely genius, makes the bag way easier to roll and carry around. Of course airport people handle the bags like trash so it's going to take hits, but that's why you should have travel insurance, not rely on any bag manufacturer-warranty
dmcdmc
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Have used something similar to this for over 7 years. A little epoxy + masking tape to patch up inevitable holes. As long as it has wheels and fits 2 pairs of skis it'll work. I wouldn't pay more than ~100 bucks for a bag. Getting tossed around an airplane won't hurt them if you compare that to using them for what they're made for (stomping down a mountain).
https://www.sierra.com/ski-shield-double-ski-bag-orange-black~p~39fng/?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=OrganicShopping&utm_campaign=GoogleShopping&utm_term=Ski_Shield_Double_Ski_Bag_-_Orange-Black¤cy=USD&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwY-LBhD6ARIsACvT72NsyQ0d02jVNhuVVuHDvNsoQRD2-okSN9GYlotXXs1zHqMe6BZEsgcaAqQaEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&codes-processed=true
https://www.sierra.com/ski-shield-double-ski-bag-orange-black~p~39fng/?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=OrganicShopping&utm_campaign=GoogleShopping&utm_term=Ski_Shield_Double_Ski_Bag_-_Orange-Black¤cy=USD&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwY-LBhD6ARIsACvT72NsyQ0d02jVNhuVVuHDvNsoQRD2-okSN9GYlotXXs1zHqMe6BZEsgcaAqQaEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&codes-processed=true
Dub_Digital
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14330547:dmcdmc said:
Tru dat, will swing by my Sierra and see if they have anything yet
Dub_Digital
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I think the DB, and Thule are out of my budget. I don't travel enough to justify the price.
My top contenders;
Dakine Fall line , found one for $109. Cons = No straps inside for skis, durability is questionable
Sportube ski shield (from sierra) $119, has the straps inside, Cons= 10$ more than the dakine, and no reviews online
My top contenders;
Dakine Fall line , found one for $109. Cons = No straps inside for skis, durability is questionable
Sportube ski shield (from sierra) $119, has the straps inside, Cons= 10$ more than the dakine, and no reviews online
Chunderface
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I have a big Armada bag. Its a piece of shit.