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Skateboard in board bag?

Created by PaulyOS PaulyOS  > 9 months ago, 10 Apr 2016
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PaulyOS
PaulyOS

199 posts

10 Apr 2016 5:03pm
Hey fellas

Going to goldie next week. just curious if i can put a skateboard into the board bag with the surfboard.

cheers
Cobra
Cobra

9106 posts

10 Apr 2016 7:36pm
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PaulyOS said..
Hey fellas

Going to goldie next week. just curious if i can put a skateboard into the board bag with the surfboard.

cheers


you are referring to flight

be careful of what you pack in a board bag,,,,,,, ask schapelle
PaulyOS
PaulyOS

199 posts

10 Apr 2016 7:39pm
Not sure what you're getting at??

yes for the flight, just want to bring my skateboard if thats possible. and some clothes packed in there too
Cobra
Cobra

9106 posts

10 Apr 2016 7:52pm
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PaulyOS said..
Not sure what you're getting at??

yes for the flight, just want to bring my skateboard if thats possible. and some clothes packed in there too




i wouldn't be placing a skateboard anywhere near my boards.do you know how baggage handlers treat boards
you can take anything in a plane other that DRUGS IN A BOOGIE BAG
take the trucks off and pack it in your luggage Pauly.



PaulyOS
PaulyOS

199 posts

10 Apr 2016 8:41pm
Correct me if I'm wrong but, doesn't your surfboard check in count as your only form of checkin luggage? I'll be bringing my carry on bag and I'll be checking in my surfboard bag. (6ft in length). So I'm pretty sure you can't put a skateboard in a carry on bag so my only option is my surf bag?!?!
Cobra
Cobra

9106 posts

10 Apr 2016 8:52pm
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PaulyOS said..
Correct me if I'm wrong but, doesn't your surfboard check in count as your only form of checkin luggage? I'll be bringing my carry on bag and I'll be checking in my surfboard bag. (6ft in length). So I'm pretty sure you can't put a skateboard in a carry on bag so my only option is my surf bag?!?!


sounds like you are just trying to save coin,but it could come back to bite you on the arse,just saying.




PaulyOS
PaulyOS

199 posts

10 Apr 2016 9:05pm
This is the first time I've ever gone on a plane with a surfboard. So I'll take all advice you throw at me :)
Cobra
Cobra

9106 posts

10 Apr 2016 9:21pm
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PaulyOS said..
This is the first time I've ever gone on a plane with a surfboard. Please tell me what I'm doing wrong



Google it.
Salty Sea Dog
Salty Sea Dog

VIC

346 posts

11 Apr 2016 9:25am
Take the skateboard strapped to your backpack in hand luggage. No way on gods earth would I put a skateboard deck in with my boards. The money you save on the luggage allowance would be trebled in ding repairs.
PaulyOS
PaulyOS

199 posts

11 Apr 2016 12:45pm
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Salty Sea Dog said..
Take the skateboard strapped to your backpack in hand luggage. No way on gods earth would I put a skateboard deck in with my boards. The money you save on the luggage allowance would be trebled in ding repairs.


Mate I doubt I'd be allowed to take a trickboard in carry on luggage.
mitchbat
mitchbat

WA

399 posts

11 Apr 2016 12:51pm
If you are going to do it I'd strap the skatie on the outside of the board bag and throw a bit of padding (towel/ clothes etc) inside the cover where the skatie will be pushing on it. I reckon you should be fine this way. I always pad my board bags for good measure anyway mainly around the tail and nose
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

11 Apr 2016 1:12pm
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mitchbat said..
If you are going to do it I'd strap the skatie on the outside of the board bag and throw a bit of padding (towel/ clothes etc) inside the cover where the skatie will be pushing on it. I reckon you should be fine this way. I always pad my board bags for good measure anyway mainly around the tail and nose


Maybe even remove all the running gear/trucks and just strap the board. Through the rest in your luggage..
TheDOG
TheDOG

WA

3 posts

11 Apr 2016 4:51pm
I've done it before. Just take your trucks off and pad it nicely with towels and stuff. Be careful though don't put the trucks in your carry on. Mate of mine wasn't allowed to take them as they could be used as weapons. Not sure how likely that is though
Surf69
Surf69

WA

883 posts

11 Apr 2016 7:34pm
Contact the airline and ask them
Nathe
Nathe

WA

439 posts

12 Apr 2016 5:32am
I've done it before with a sector 9 . Took the trucks off a packed the deck on top of the boards with towels etc around it no dramas. The only issue I had is when they scanned my carry on it was s bit of a debacle over the trucks in there. They said it could be used as a weapon. A bit of gentle persuasion and pointing out its no more dangerous than having metal forks on board it was all good . Just don't be a smart arse with them
dmitri
dmitri

VIC

1040 posts

12 Apr 2016 1:31pm
i was refused with a small traveler guitar in my carry on backpack..flying from NZ back to OZ..the guitar could be used as weapon, they said...
DARTH
DARTH

WA

3028 posts

12 Apr 2016 1:33pm
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dmitri said..
i was refused with a small traveler guitar in my carry on backpack..flying from NZ back to OZ..the guitar could be used as weapon, they said...


I got done for ding repair tape, I was told that I could tape up the pilot lol
justo82
justo82

WA

86 posts

14 Apr 2016 1:06pm
no way would I put a skateboard in with my surfboards.

as others have said, either strap it to the outside of the boardbag, or remove trucks.

I'd also cut up some pool noodles to protect the rails, and get some heavy duty bubble wrap to protect the bottom and the deck (regardless of putting a skateboard in or not)
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