 Poster: A snowHead
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Hello Snowheads.
I am looking for roller ski bag 90-110litres. I have looked at the Dakine Split Roller 85kg and 110Kg, but I think the bag is a little heavy,
i like Interior compartment keeps dirty clothes or ski/snowboard boots contained
can you advise me other Lightweight and strong in the same style
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Overly heavy luggage is a bugbear of mine, but for a 100L+ pack you're going to probably be around 4.5-5kg if you want wheels, otherwise there isn't enough structure in the bag to allow you to pull it or maintain shape once loaded up.
Have a look at the Burton Multipath 90L which is about 3kg (34% off at Absolute)
Absolute also have a Mountain Pac Wheelie 105L at 4kg which is £80 with the discount.
Careful what you stow in a big pack if you are flying, those hold allowances sneak up on you quick! I have a large Dakine roller that I almost never use flying anymore as you'll easily be over the 25kg limit before you're even close to filling it.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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I have the Burton Multipath 90L, have carried it to every ski trip for the past 4-5 years, and have been always satisfied.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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I have a large Dakine roller that I almost never use flying anymore as you'll easily be over the 25kg limit before you're even close to filling it.
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What airline allows 25kg? Anyway that is an indecent amount of stuff for a skiiing holiday. Take 7 kg out for the bag and boots. What are the other 19kg?
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I've got an ogio 9800 rig. It's a super sturdy bag and I put my boots, helmet and all clothing in it, but by crikey it's hard to keep under the weight limits. The bag is about 6kg itself...
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I bought a Dakine split roller 110lts, i will think use this bag in snow trip in November
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@johnE, With Airline status you can get a lot of luggage. I have on the birthday bash and allowance of 3 x 32kg as BA gold.
However, I take ski bag of 20-25kg (depending on which bag) with 2 skis poles and clothes. I aim this year to have 4 days clothes and some clothes wash. In the PV the bathroom heater will sufice for drying.
One Rab 50L rucsack style kit bag for boots, helmet gloves and ski gear. The benefit is that if there is snow on the ground you dont have to drag it through the snow, it is on your back.
I travel light as much as possible.
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