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Burton Board Sack - 09/10 - 2009
Protect your deck while following the snow. The Burton Board Sack holds one or two of your quiver while you follow the Rockies north sampling the terrain. Backpack straps make carrying your Board Sack up the stairs to the lodge a bit less awkward, and a front pocket keeps your wax and tools handy.
Bottom Line: From Taos to Whistler, your snowboard stays covered.
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i have a 159 wide board and it wont fit in the 166 board sack
i have a 159 wide board and it wont fit in the 166 board sack with bindings on what size do i need to fit it along with have extra room for boots and other things???
By: andy
December 21, 2009
Hmmmm, that's the first time I've heard that one. What snowboard do you have so I can help guide you in the right direction? a K2 Fat Bob (sorry, just the widest board I could think of)?
You may have to just go up into the gig bag as its quite a bit roomier:
http://www.dogfunk.com/snowboard/Burton-Gig-Bag/BUR1893M.htm
By: Four Horsemen
December 22, 2009
Legit
By:
Wooden Robots
April 23, 2010
Holds everything you have and need for a two day riding trip. Fill this up with all your snowboard product and get to the hill for the weekend. Keep you stuff together and in one place.
if i have my board in there, with bindings attached, along with
if i have my board in there, with bindings attached, along with boots and a few other things... will it withstand getting thrown around by baggage people at the airport?
By: Steve
December 21, 2009
Yes, it can take a bit of a beating... and is padded to so they won't mess your goods up!
Your golden, they are very durable!
By: Four Horsemen
December 21, 2009
i have a 152cm board. i wanted to get a 156 size bag. would i
i have a 152cm board. i wanted to get a 156 size bag. would i be able to fit my boots in there as well or would it not be enough room?
By: Ari
December 3, 2009
Absolutely! and outerwear, helmet, goggles, gloves!
They work as great additional padding.
By: Four Horsemen
December 3, 2009
not padded, but good
By:
Steve
January 8, 2010
i just received mine last night. the flannel plaid looks very good and it has backpack straps for easier carrying. if you look in the Q&A section for this product, you'll see my question regarding it being able to withstand being thrown around by airport staff. the rep claimed it was padded, but rest assured there is no padding whatsoever, it's just a bag. i'm going to see how my board/bindings hold up after my flight this weekend, but i'm worried about my bindings/edges.
Should I get the larger/largest size bag so that I can fit more
Should I get the larger/largest size bag so that I can fit more stuff in there or will it cause an issue with the smaller sized board(s)?
By: Lucy
November 19, 2009
yup, simple! Just buy it slightly longer so you can stagger the boards with bindings offset.
By: Four Horsemen
November 20, 2009
Good bag
By:
cbacon131843376
January 27, 2010
I got the 181 cm bag. I have a wide 167 cm board and it fits fine. Not super padded like some other bags.
I know the 156 bag will fit the 157 board but does it fit WITH
I know the 156 bag will fit the 157 board but does it fit WITH the bindings attached as well?
By: Hilary
November 12, 2009
yes, your golden!!!
By: Four Horsemen
November 12, 2009
from my experience you could probably fit up to about a 158 wide (they give you a little wiggle room in case you want to pad it up a bit more.
By: Four Horsemen
November 9, 2009
Does this bag have any padding in it?
Does this bag have any padding in it?
By: nick
November 2, 2009
yes, it has a light-weight padding!
Also has some back pack straps and a nice lil' external pocket for gloves, layering, etc.
By: Four Horsemen
November 9, 2009
Change me.
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