DaKine Low Roller Wheeled Snowboard Bag 2009

Comments about DaKine Low Roller Wheeled Snowboard Bag 2009:

The bag is really quite big. I was away for a long weekend and was manage to fit all my gear AND clothing for the trip, with a bit of space to spare (barely made it through the 50 lb. airline limit)

It's definitely not a bag for day trips or for just lugging your gear around, it's a bit bulky.

Also, if you have flows (like I do) This is probably the bag to get, any smaller and you'll have to take the top of the binding apart, or collapse them (major pain in the b).

Comments about DaKine Low Roller Wheeled Snowboard Bag 2009:

Overall excellent product and excellent quality. Dakine has outdone itself again. I have purchased several snowboard bags before but compare to this one and its ability to store your gear including boots and extra clothing. Separate pockets for boots are great for keeping board and clothing clean. Pull handle and wheels are convenient for lazy days.

Comments about DaKine Low Roller Wheeled Snowboard Bag 2009:

I REALLY love this bag. I was debating this one and the smaller version without wheels, and I'm glad I got this one. I ride a 155 and have women's 9 boot and this bag fits my board, boots, goggles, helmet, pants, jacket, and some sweats--with a bit of extra room!

It's a little large... which can be awkward sometimes, but at least I don't have to bring a whole separate bag for my boots and gear. This bag fits it all and more!

Plus, the plaid is super girly and cute. :) :)

Comments about DaKine Low Roller Wheeled Snowboard Bag 2009:

This is a great bag. I managed to stuff one board, pair of boots, socks, thermals (tops & bottoms), two pairs of sweat pants, and a few other layering items and it came out to roughly 35lbs. Most airlines have a 50lb weight limit, so you're safe traveling with this bag. Adding a second board might even be possible. The bag can definitely support it. I would recommend bungie cording them together, with some padding in between (towels, clothes, etc) in case the boards shift during a flight. I bought the ocean plaid design, which might be extremely tacky, but easy to recognize in the baggage claim.

The only negative things I could think to mention are it is a little awkward to carry using the shoulder strap. Especially swinging around or going through tight spaces. The other minor drawback is the pockets for the boots. I wear size 10.5 and they fit snug, but the way the pocket is designed makes it difficult to fit other items in the pockets. The boots angle into the pockets, so I stuffed the excess space with socks, beanies, and anything other small items I could think of.

Overall just an awesome bag.