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Burton Gig Bag - 2010
Instead of hoping the conditions work in your favor and painfully deciding to bring just one board, bring both your jib and powder board with you when you pack your Burton Gig Bag. This fully padded snowboard bag holds your boards and has a tuning pocket where you can store your tuning gear and wax.
- Skate conversion straps morph your normal bag into a wheelie bag with the help of your skateboard
- Fully padded to help ensure your boards make it with you in one piece
- Lockable, contoured zipper pulls fit TSA-approved locks
- Double-cush, removable shoulder strap for easy and comfortable carry of your bag to and fro
Bottom Line: Time to throw it down on the hill.
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i have a 152 and a 154 that i`m taking to new zealand will the
i have a 152 and a 154 that i`m taking to new zealand will the 156 this fit both decks
By: dubdubieous
June 2, 2012
Yes but only if you get the 156. Have fun in New Zealand im jealous!!!!
By: Christian Terrill
June 4, 2012
Burton Gig Bag
By:
ron5492064
May 25, 2012
I had to have a padded bag to fly with my board. This one on sale was only $75, and they recommended size 156 for a 149 ladies board. It fits exactly as it should, with room for my boots. I could fit another deck if I wanted to. The bag also has a roomy external pocket. The shoulder strap is padded.
It is lined with a sort of metallic material, and it seems very durable and sturdy. I have not yet flown with it, but the seams look strong and the padding seems ample.
I am glad I chose this bag.
Hey i have a 156w, will this fit ok in a 156 gig bag with bindings
Hey i have a 156w, will this fit ok in a 156 gig bag with bindings and boots? as i've heard that the extra room if not needed can be annoying when traveling, plus you dont have any bigger in stock...
By: yehjonboii
June 28, 2011
Yes you should be good to go. You will also have room for all your extra gear.
By: Wooden Robots
July 6, 2011
Great Bag
By:
Eli
March 28, 2012
I flew to Salt Lake City from New york with this bag for a week. I have a 152 skatebanana and I got this bag in 166. I was able to fit everything I needed for the week in this bag. the only other bag i flew with was a little carry on with some snacks. this bag has good padding and a comfotable strap. If you don't mind carrying your stuff on your shoulder (no wheels on the bag..) this bag is a great choice.
So I'm getting a 145cm board but i want to be able to carry
So I'm getting a 145cm board but i want to be able to carry my boots and other stuff in there as well. i feel like the 146 bag is too small but the 156 might be too big. thoughts? thanks!
By: UMDterps22
February 25, 2011
The 146 bag will fit you board, boots and bindings for sure. If you want to carry all your product as in outerwear, then upgrade to the 156
By: Wooden Robots
February 25, 2011
Spacy
By:
Vit Florian
January 7, 2011
158 snowboard fits into 166 with my boots, helmet and some other stuff.
and it is padded, so no matter what happens your stuff is safe.
I've got a ride kink (156cm) and was wondering if this bag
I've got a ride kink (156cm) and was wondering if this bag is decent to take on a plane (Adequately padded)? It's going from Lake Tahoe back to Australia so I don't want it to get damaged on the long trip home :/
By: Toskala
December 31, 2010
It is padded, but it doesn't have wheels. The padding is good enough for travel for sure. I would recommend upgrading to the wheelie gig bag http://www.dogfunk.com/burton-wheelie-gig-bag or event eh board case. Super padded and a lot of room for everything you could bring. http://www.dogfunk.com/burton-wheelie-board-case
By: Wooden Robots
January 1, 2011
Pretty Tough
By:
dch4204664
November 2, 2011
My sister uses the board bag to lug her snowboard around. It is an excellent choice for anyone who travels with their board, doesn't exactly have insulation, but if you put a towel in there, the board will be fine.Really tough board sack.
I have a 155 Ride Machete. Would it be better to go with the
I have a 155 Ride Machete. Would it be better to go with the 166, or is it safe to get the 156? It has to fit boots (8.5) and bindings, as well.
By: jim
December 23, 2010
always get size larger than is your board.. i ride 158 and have the 166..the extra space is worth it
By: Vit Florian
January 7, 2011
The 156 will be all good, don't even worry about it. This will fit all your gear no problem.
By: Wooden Robots
December 23, 2010
tore after 1 flight
By:
spo4870768
December 2, 2011
I just bought this bag and flew to park city .. by time i got to my room the threading had become undone and the inside cotton was exposed. Fortunately Dogfunk has a cool return policy so I'm sending it back.. but I would NOT get this bag.. it is NOT durable.
My board is 151 cm with flow bindings. Will I be able to fit
My board is 151 cm with flow bindings. Will I be able to fit my size 10 boots, helmet, goggles and whatever else in a 156 or 166? Also, is the bag significantly bigger or bulkier than the nonpadded burton sack? Thanks
By: Drift
December 19, 2010
Yes, I agree with Ryan.
By: Wooden Robots
December 19, 2010
The 156 will be plenty big if you have a 151... a 166 will give you a floppy noodle, not so cool! ...there will still be room for all your extras, no problem.
And, yes, this is significantly larger than the space sack!
By: Four Horsemen
December 19, 2010
Finally a bag...
By:
Patch
November 19, 2010
...that allows to take your skateboard with you! Plus it is big enough to fit in two snowboards, a pair of boots and all the necessary accessories :p! Not too heavy but I would add both shoulder straps as well...
By: Just
January 7, 2011
Im rolling two boards a Lib Wide 161 and Sentury 159...is a 176 too large?! or will two boards work in the 166
THANKS
What is the length of this bag? Just want to make sure the board
What is the length of this bag? Just want to make sure the board I have will fit in it.
By: Keri Davidson
September 26, 2010
There are different lengths offered. It depends on which one you buy on the length. What size board do you have? They offer a 146, 156, 166, 176. They make a board for every size board. These are awesome bags for sure.
By: Wooden Robots
September 26, 2010
Change me.
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