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Surf travel bag

Created by mc mc  > 9 months ago, 1 Feb 2016
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mc
mc

mc

NSW

357 posts

1 Feb 2016 7:41pm
Any suggestions for a surf travel bag, three kites ,6.2 board , harness pump lines inc. what's the lightest one out there as most are 4-5 kg, that's allot off your allowance on the plane .

Thanks for any suggestions in advance
STELLA01
STELLA01

WA

126 posts

2 Feb 2016 9:07am
Try these guys, bought one for my last trip a bit heavy but good gear protection, has wheels and was delivered promptly, 3 board coffin bag for $200 pretty good deal

www.sanctumsurf.com.au
surpher
surpher

VIC

81 posts

2 Feb 2016 7:08pm
I use the Flying Objects surf bag: www.flyingobjects.com.au/products/kiteboard/surf-roller-bag-2/

Can fit your gear.
vendeavours
vendeavours

VIC

361 posts

2 Feb 2016 10:26pm
Use balin 2 brd bag and take small kite as hand luggage the bag is aprox 2klg my other bag 3 brd with wheels is 7klg but some of my travels I can take 30 klg
Sir V
Sir V

QLD

490 posts

3 Feb 2016 11:31am
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surpher said..
I use the Flying Objects surf bag: www.flyingobjects.com.au/products/kiteboard/surf-roller-bag-2/

Can fit your gear.


Ditto.. has lasted 4 trips already. A couple of repairs needed on the corners but all good. Love the bag V
curls
curls

WA

74 posts

4 Feb 2016 6:54am
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Sir V said..


surpher said..
I use the Flying Objects surf bag: www.flyingobjects.com.au/products/kiteboard/surf-roller-bag-2/

Can fit your gear.




Ditto.. has lasted 4 trips already. A couple of repairs needed on the corners but all good. Love the bag V



Looks like a pretty good bag. Although 6mm padding is a bit on the thin side. Day use bags are normally 5mm and proper travel bags are 10mm. But that's easily solved with some extra bubble wrap.
Beerhunter
Beerhunter

NSW

42 posts

4 Feb 2016 2:17pm
Skip the wheels if you want to save on weight.
A lot of airports have nice smooth floors and the bag slides easily, carry it when you get to the course surfaces.
I have a triple coffin, it's been going strong for years, fits 3 kites, 2 boards, Harness, Bars, ++
www.oceanearthstore.com/surfboard-covers/double-coffin-shortboard-board-cover/
Bazza
Bazza

TAS

24 posts

10 Feb 2016 12:44am
I use a bag made by "Curve" to get around South America. Last trip to Peru, I fit 3 boards (6'4", 5'10", 5'7") and 2 kites (12m & 9m) I bought the daypack too. Heaps of padding, well built and versatile (sometimes I travel with just 1 board). No affiliation. Oh, and I'm a fan for no-wheels too. www.curvesurf.com.au/products/surfboard-bag-surfboard-coffin-double-triple-surfboard-bag-australia-overstayer
bjw
bjw

bjw

QLD

3687 posts

10 Feb 2016 5:46am
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Sir V said..

surpher said..
I use the Flying Objects surf bag: www.flyingobjects.com.au/products/kiteboard/surf-roller-bag-2/

Can fit your gear.



Ditto.. has lasted 4 trips already. A couple of repairs needed on the corners but all good. Love the bag V


Does this have a divider for a second board?
surpher
surpher

VIC

81 posts

10 Feb 2016 9:20am
no. kites are your divider.
Ellobuddha
Ellobuddha

NSW

625 posts

10 Feb 2016 2:53pm
I got one of these for a W.A. trip last year

2 board, 3 kites, harness, pump and heaps of other crap. Really good bag for the money

Got some pics loaded up somewhere. Good blokes to deal with too.

www.boardcovers.com.au/coffin-travel-triple-surfboard-cover-wheelie-bag/







Poida
Poida

WA

1922 posts

10 Feb 2016 1:58pm
do you need a hiab to lift that ?




Ellobuddha
Ellobuddha

NSW

625 posts

11 Feb 2016 5:46am
Filled it up on the way over (vehicle) Then lightened it up a touch for the plane home. Its amazing how much stuff you can fit in them when you dont want to leave anything behind.

Really solid bag though.. recommended.
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