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- Burton Wheelie Board Case - 09/10 - 2009
Burton Wheelie Board Case - 09/10 - 2009
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Burton Wheelie Board Case - 09/10 - 2009
Load up the Burton Wheelie Board Case before you take off to Whistler, Mt. Hood, or the Bird this winter. This fully-padded bag protects both your jib stick and powder plank while they travel the gauntlet from check-in to baggage claim, and the removable boot and binding bags keep your gear more organized than your grandma’s kitchen.
- Front pocket stashes gogs, hats, gloves, etc.
- IXIOM skate wheels glide easily under a heavy load
Bottom Line: Follow the powder.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
I'm considering pershaps the Burton Wheelie Board Case to
I'm considering pershaps the Burton Wheelie Board Case to store both a snowboard and a pair of skies, would this work???
Also, I'm in Canada and struggling to find an onling company that ships here, does anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks for your comments x
By: sarah
August 26, 2010
This bag is perfect for storing everything snow you have. Really, it can hold 5 boards easy. So your board and skies are no problem. Dogfunk does not ship to canada I don't think. Check out the shipping requirements to make sure though. If they don't have a friend that lives here buy it then ship it to you. Really good bag, worth the trouble to get it.
By: Wooden Robots
August 27, 2010
Big and heavy duty
By:
Sebastian Hansen
October 14, 2009
This thing is huge! It easily holds my outwear, boots, board and bindings.
I was afraid it wold be to long for my car so I ordered the 156 for my 157 board (a dealer told me the 156 would fit a 159 board hassle free). Not a clever choice. The description is pretty true to size so the 156 only barely fits a 157 board. If you have a 156+ board I'd go for the 166 one, the middle part of the bag is flexible so the added length won't be a problem.
There is much tech going on with this bag, maybe to much. I can't figure out what pocket goes where and how to orgenize it all. I think the thing carries 2 decks and 1 full setup with scratch padding thing in between it all. I however just ended cramming it all in there.
The attachable bags work ok but wont snap into place if you have a wide stance on your board.
The skate wheels are awesome and the whole thing rolls really well. Construction is durable and the whole thing is covered in waterproof stuff so you wont soak up your car.
Bottom line: Sweet bag with much room. Can seam a little confusing with all the pockets and whatnot. True to size, bigger is better.
Would the 156cm bag hold a 157cm board, if so would it be a tight
Would the 156cm bag hold a 157cm board, if so would it be a tight fit. And is it better for the board to be closer in size to the bag, to provide proper support when wheeling around the bag.
By: wte2892292
August 9, 2010
If you only have a 157 and don't want to bring any bigger sizes along with you, then yes it will fit no problem. But know that by stretching the bag to fit your board, cuts down on the protection properties of the bag. The next size is a 166, lot of room for all your boards and products.
By: Wooden Robots
August 9, 2010
Burton Wheelie Board Case 09/10
By:
ach3963579
September 6, 2010
Great bag,
Exactly what i was looking for! It can fit my girlfriends and my gear. 2 Boards, 2 Pairs of boots, 2 Pairs of bindings, 2 helmets, and at a squeeze jacket and pants.
I have size 15US boots and to my surprise even they fit in the internal bags included for your boots!
Not that it is a real problem for me, but be aware that the board does not have a solid floor all the way through, to save weight.
The idea being your snowboard will act as the solid base, allowing the bag to hold its shape and be easily wheeled around. If you have gear in it but with no board it would be difficult to wheel around, as it becomes like a bannana.
Other than that great bag and is exactly what i was expecting!
Actual color for RN Flannel Plaid -166cm
By: wte2892292
August 23, 2010
The image in the websites provided picture is not the color of the RN Flannel Plaid bag, at least not for the 166cm bag.
I have a 152 board, should i get the 166? or is the 156 going
I have a 152 board, should i get the 166? or is the 156 going to be enough room?
By: hal2871186
August 6, 2010
If you only ride boards around the 152 then the 156 is no problem. If you plan on buying a straight powder board or a bigger board ever then you could opt for the 166. The 156 is pretty big, it has a double compartment. The board go on the bottom and everything else (binding, outerwear, boots, ect) go up top.
By: Wooden Robots
August 6, 2010
Amazing
By:
Wooden Robots
April 23, 2010
Perfect for traveling from place to place. The skate wheel set up is the best. It never fails and if it does then hit up your local shop for a new one and your on your way. This bag never fails to amaze me in its ability to hold everything I need it to. You will be amazed as well. This bag is a must have for traveling.
Can this bag fit 2 boards with bindings attached to both boa
Can this bag fit 2 boards with bindings attached to both boards?
By: Charles
June 27, 2010
it will be a tight fit, but i'm pretty sure you can...so yes it can.
By: Wooden Robots
June 28, 2010
All i need
By:
Alex
November 27, 2009
this bag is perfect for any snowboarder that travels and needs to take their boards with them.
i just bought this thing and it easily holds all of my gear.
in browsing through the color/pattern choices, the black gridline
in browsing through the color/pattern choices, the black gridline print seems to have a retractable handle, while the others do not. anyone know if this handle (just like the retractable handle on most wheeled carry-on luggage) is really on all the wheelie board cases? or is this actually a picture of the wheelie locker?
By: mike
March 23, 2010
That is a picture is of the wheelie locker. Is is the bag that is a step above the wheelie board case. Both bags are great, but if you do travel a lot and take a quiver of decks with you, then up-grade to the wheelie locker.
By: Wooden Robots
March 23, 2010
Awesome Bag
By:
w.s3781515
April 15, 2010
I bought this bag for me and my husband, and we were able to fit a lot for our snowboard trip. It's a big bag, but very easy to travel with. I would recommend it to anyone.
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