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Burton Wheelie Gig Bag - 09/10 - 2009
With the capacity to carry two planks (sans bindings) and fully-padded protection, the Burton Wheelie Gig Bag keeps your quiver protected while you follow the pow. The burly 600D polyester fabric won’t tear to shreds when it travels the harrowing journey from check-in to baggage claim, and the outer boot/binding pocket organizes your shred gear.
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I have a 154cm board- ho be the best bag lenght? I want to get
I have a 154cm board- ho be the best bag lenght? I want to get some clothes and shoes in the bag!!
Thanks.
By: h.s4009620
August 28, 2010
There is a lot of room in this bag. If you only have a 54 then get the 156 bag. If you think you will size up in the future then get the 166cm bag. More space is better than less space.
By: Wooden Robots
August 28, 2010
Good for travelers.
By:
AngryMidgetYo
April 18, 2013
One of the best board bag out there, if you're planning on traveling then be sure to get a bag with wheels because it makes traveling so much easier. There is plenty of room in the bag so the only thing you really have to look out for is putting too much stuff in it that it goes overweight.
I have a 140cm board and 150cm skis - i am just wondering if
I have a 140cm board and 150cm skis - i am just wondering if both will fit and which bag length would be best - the 156 or the 166?
Thanks,
By: Asha
March 26, 2010
I don't deal too much with skis but i'm pretty sure you would be able to get two pairs in this bag. The 156 would be the right length.
By: Wooden Robots
March 27, 2010
It speaks for it self
By:
Wooden Robots
April 23, 2010
Look at all the other reviews, people love it. It is durable and does the job, for the price you get way more bang for your buck.
Our boards are 141 and 144cm. We want room for packing. Should
Our boards are 141 and 144cm. We want room for packing. Should we get the 156 or 166cm bag? Or is 166 too big? Thanks
By: K Wolfe
March 25, 2010
How much do you want to pack? The 156 is plenty big for two boards two sets of bindings and probably two pairs of boots(depending on the sizes). Go with the 166 if you would like to pack more than that.
By: Wooden Robots
March 27, 2010
Very Good Stuff
By:
Luciano
August 31, 2010
Just got the 166 bag for my 158 board.
This bag fit my board with bindings attached, boots, two helmets and some clothes on my last trip.
It´s pretty solid.
I recommend.
how wide does the 181 cm bag is? not only i need it for my boards
how wide does the 181 cm bag is? not only i need it for my boards for winter, but also for other times, I want to use it for my chinese music instrument. Thanks.
By: Joyce L
March 17, 2010
This bag is [12in wide x 9in tall] [31cm x 23cm]
By: Wooden Robots
March 17, 2010
Have to get another...
By:
Tracey Woolfolk
March 9, 2010
My dog ate the zipper, but it did it's job coming across country from LA to NYC to LA.
Will a wide board fit into this bag?
Will a wide board fit into this bag?
By: jas3760902
March 4, 2010
yes... I have a supermodel 162 wide & it fits with lots of room
By: Tracey Woolfolk
March 9, 2010
Yes it will. Wide boards are just a few cm wider than average boards. They will fit perfectly. No need to worry about the fit.
By: Wooden Robots
March 4, 2010
Perfect
By:
insertname
March 24, 2010
i got this bag last season. love it. great for airport travel especially with the wheels, dont know what i would have done without them. its a 156 fit my 152 board with bindings attached boots 2 jackets 2 pants gloves sock and a towel (as added padding just incase coz i dont trust airports), wasnt too tightly packet and i could have put a bit more in. this year in trying all that and a nother snowboard in there as well.
If i have a burton 149 will i also be able to fit all my gear
If i have a burton 149 will i also be able to fit all my gear in it as well which includes board, boots, bindings, pants, jacket and helmet??
By: Krista
January 9, 2010
yes, it will all fit in there nicely! It serves as good padding for those bag throwers at the airport, too!
By: Four Horsemen
January 11, 2010
Burton Wheelie Gig Bag
By:
K Wolfe
May 2, 2010
I bought the Tokyo Lights long wheelie bag, and filled it up with 2 snowboards, 1pair of boots,1helmet, and miscellaneous clothing.
The wheels are great, and the black with colors is a fun design that hides dirt. I am completely happy with this bag. It has a shoulder strap, and an outside pocket.
The price and service from Dogfunk is exceptional. I look forward to doing business with them again!
If I have a 156cm board, is it prudent to buy a 166cm bag, or
If I have a 156cm board, is it prudent to buy a 166cm bag, or can I get away with the exact same length?
By: kwo3558319
December 15, 2009
you can get away with the same length if you want... the 156 bag will fit up to about a 158 board...
However, David is right... Its always good to have a lil' extra room for all you goodies!
By: Four Horsemen
December 17, 2009
Get the larger bag, if for no other reason than you can cram some of your softgoods & maybe your boots in there, too. I ride a 163 in a 165 dakine bag, and I wish I had more room for the rest of my gear.
By: David Zemens
December 16, 2009
My Burton Wheelie Gig Bag has arrived...
By:
K1LLER_sd
March 3, 2010
Just got the 156 bag for my 151 board. This bag is AWESOME! Will fit board with bindings attached, boots, goggles and snow gear (tucked tightly). Construction seems pretty solid. Definitely will recommend.
How much does it weigh? Does it have more padding than the Dakine
How much does it weigh? Does it have more padding than the Dakine Low Roller?
By: gmustang55
November 30, 2009
The exact weight is 7.65 pounds for a 156cm. I use the wheelie gig on a consistent basis (board bag of choice) because of a few reasons:
1. Light with good padding to protect my goods!
2. Ixion Wheel System -- Super solid and if you bust one SKATE WHEEL Burton replaces by sending you a new one... don't have to send the whole bag back. (although mine is 3 years old and I have never busted anything on it) -- plus they roll smooth like butta!
3. Can carry multiple boards -- I might need my quiver on the road. It may dump some POW.
4. 600D polyester construction! DURABLE!!!
5. I can fit all my boots, helmet, goggles, and outerwear in one simple bag... Easy livin'!
ALL and ALL, I love my Burton Board bag.
Compared to the Low-roller... they have about the equivalent padding and are within a pound of each other on weight.
By: Four Horsemen
November 30, 2009
hey thinking of a getting a whole selection of gear from you
hey thinking of a getting a whole selection of gear from you guys including clothes and stuff! our question is that we live in australia and just wondering where u guys r located???
ok cool, nicole
By: nicole della ca
October 10, 2009
Located in Salt Lake City Ut. We can ship to Australia, however we cannot ship burton products out of the U.S.
By: andrew
October 11, 2009
Write your question here... shipping to australia for2 bags cost
Write your question here... shipping to australia for2 bags cost ?
By: paul
October 6, 2009
Its simple, put 2 of the bags in your cart and enter your shipping country and zip code. It will then tell you your shipping options and how much each will cost.
By: andrew
October 9, 2009
Change me.
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