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Best Double Ski Bag?
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Hi, just wondering what your opinions on double ski bags & which ones are best/recommended. Would prefer one with wheels.
Douchebag seems to be the most expensive weighing in at £200. Most reviews seem good but have seen the odd one saying durability was poor & not expected for a top product. Dakine fall line double ski bag seems to get very good user reviews at £100. Interested to know what others forum members use.
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You can get a Sportube Series 2, in all its hard, ski-protecting glory for around £100.
I've got a Series 1 (single pair of ski) version and very happy with it/the protection it gives my skis from the best efforts of the baggage throwers.
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I have had a Locker large wheeled bag, good and very roomy but heavy (back in the day when airlines carried 32kg bags!).
I go for snowboard bags usually as they're more roomy.
Currently and for last 3 years used a Ride double snowboard wheeled Sanitarium bag, 172 long. Tough, roomy, not too heavy, survives baggage handlers at most airports and transports a good quiver selection (wrapped in jackets, trousers or just bubblewrap, with internal straps) & helmets & boots & other odds & sods quite happily. Cost around £70 on the net though I think hard to get hold of these days - many similar makes available though.
Frankly, I wouldn't pay the earth as it'll only get damaged one way or the other (don't get me started, every trip through Manchester and it's a claim for bag damage
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I second the Sportube Series 2 recommendation.
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