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The DAKINE Freestyle Snowboard Bag keeps your board safe during travel, and it doesn't have a bunch of bells and whistles to add cost. A padded bottom keeps your new ride from getting scratched when you release it to the control of those crazy baggage handlers. DAKINE added a center accessory pocket to hold goggles, gloves, or tuning tools, but they kept things simple to save you dough.
Bottom Line: Some people can afford to spend hundreds of dollars on a bag. For everyone else, DAKINE made the Freestyle Snowboard Bag.
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Not Quite Big Enough
By:
ckjbathke100126527
March 18, 2009
The bag material is very nice. The only problem is the bag is not big enough for my Burton bindings. I have had good luck with my Drake bindings, but my CO2's are a no go in this bag.
Is this bag worthy of air travel? If not what bag would be better
Is this bag worthy of air travel? If not what bag would be better for air travel?
By: rac2825163
September 24, 2009
This board was designed for all types of traveling, including air.
By: Cru Jones
October 16, 2009
Overall, a solid bag with great price
By:
PearlJamPSU
January 4, 2009
Decent bag with a nice size pocket for wax, towels, mini-tools, locks, or whatever else you may need for the day. The pocket is not large enough for boots but DaKine makes a boot locker with the same patterns if you so choose. It has a handle and a strap so it is easy to carry. The only flaw I found is that my 175 bag BARELY fit my Burton Custom 167 wide with bindings attached. In my opinion, I wouldn't trust the bag with the TSA but it is perfect for day trips and outings within driving distance.
if my neices board size is 146 what size bag do I get?
if my neices board size is 146 what size bag do I get?
By: diane cassinello
December 19, 2008
I'd get a 157 if not a 165. The 165 will give you some wiggle room, especially if the bindings stay on, and you could always stuff some towels in there to make it more snug if need be.
By: PearlJamPSU
March 9, 2009
Good Bag, as advertised
By:
Billy Ray
February 20, 2009
I got the large bag to hold a 174cm powder board. Boots and tools fit great and tossed my pants and gloves in the center as padding. The airline had no issues with it. The zipper locks and water proof lining is a nice touch. Comes with a matching shoulder strap. It's an awesome the bag for the price.
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By: Angus Bohanon
December 15, 2008
Snug
By:
jdhdwill1799210
December 29, 2008
Our son has a 154 board and we bought him the 157 bag. The bag could be a little higher or wider to compensate for the bindings. He has to push them down a little to get the bag to close. Has a matching boot locker and he likes the color.
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DAKINE Freestyle Snowboard Bag
DAKINE Freestyle Snowboard BagResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Not Quite Big Enough
The bag material is very nice. The only problem is the bag is not big enough for my Burton bindings. I have had good luck with my Drake bindings, but more...
Overall, a solid bag with great price
Decent bag with a nice size pocket for wax, towels, mini-tools, locks, or whatever else you may need for the day. The pocket is not large enough for boots more...
- Material:
- Nylon
- Dimensions:
- [145] 12 x 5 x 57in (30 x 13 x 145cm); [157] 12 x 5 x 62in (30 x 13 x 157cm); [165] 12 x 5 x 65in (30 x 13 x 165cm); [175] 12 x 5 x 69in (30 x 13 x 175cm)
- Wheels:
- No
- Padded:
- Bottom only
- Backpack Straps:
- No
- Pockets:
- 1 Top
- Recommended Use:
- Traveling with a snowboard
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China