DAUSROOB Snowboardtas, 1680D, versterkte gewatteerde snowboardtas, dubbele vulling, snowboardskitas, premium snowboard- en laarstassen, waterdichte reistas voor skiën, waxen, laarzen, wintercadeau

This bag is amazing and super high quality. Not sure how it will hold up when it’s checked in at the airport but we’ll see in the winter.

A lot of space & very good build quality! It survived easily my trip with airplane to Italy. It saved me money since I could put my snowboard clothes in there! I would spend some more money to take version with the wheels!!!

Bought this bag during the fall for my first ski trip in March. When I arrived at destination, the handle was broken. I was disappointed, but thought it wasn’t that bad, that I could repair it back home. Then, when my bag arrived at the airport at home, the belt AND the main zipper were now broken… I could have easily lost stuff, and it was now impossible to carey this big bad alone. By chance some people at the airport and the taxi driver were nice and helped me carry the bag.Thought I was buying a durable equipement : I am concerned about the environment and am frustrated to have buy this equipment that only served me once.

I've been riding since 1988 and this by far is the best bag I've owned. I got my daughter (before I discovered this bag) a Dakine Halfpipe bag (which is a sleeve with a handle & shoulder strap) and it's just that - a sleeve (and it was like $50-$60. So when it was time for me to get a new bag I stumbled onto this and for the price, it's 10x better then just a sleeve or some of Dakine's other offerings (they make good stuff but it's usually $$$).I couldn't be happier with this bag & its rectangular shape and all 4 sides stand upwards (it's still soft but it's constructed with panels giving it a 3-D shape. The extra zippered pouch is big for gloves, screwdrivers etc. and it's got a built in name tag that you can fill out if you plan on flying with one of these.I know this bag will handle air travel as I've read other reviews and plus for me, I traveled to Jackson Hole, WY in 1989 and the Burton bag I had back then was fine being handled by the luggage guys. Granted, there are better fancier bags with rollers on them if you plan on doing a lot of air travel but its not necessary for a once a year type of snowboard trip.If you take your bindings off it can handle more then one board but I tried putting two boards with bindings attached into the bag just to see and was too big. There's even an internal click-strap that will keep your board down so it's not flopping around inside the bag.Best bang for the buck? Get this bag, I wish I had this all along.

The price was right on this one. Have used it only a couple times but seems to be good quality. Has plenty of space and a good liner in the inside to keep things dry.