This skiboard bag is simply amazing.
The RVL8 monkey design on the front looks awesome and this bag is incredibly durable. I was in a car crash with this board and it survived scraping down the road at 65 mph with only a few cuts/road burns. This thing is the TANK of all skiboard bags. I’ve fit in two pairs of boards with bindings and it held them perfectly.
(Rider) Ty Bereskie – Expert Skiboarder
This bag is dope…huge capacity inside, i can fit like, 2 pairs of boards and bindings, helmet, trousers (pants/salopettes), wax iron, 4 t shirts, belt and a few other bits and bobs, and still close it fully.
Easy to carry, folds up for storage, looks hella nice.
Go buy one.
115cm long.
(Rider) Joe Wright – Intermediate Skiboarder
The first thing i noticed was the durable looking zippers and velcro construction on the handle. you can zip the handles together and carry like a suitcase or leave them apart and carry it like a backpack.
On the inside there is a nylon liner which will keep the melted snow from a day of skiboarding in the bag and off your car seats.
The internal capacity is much larger then I initially though and i’ve fit three pairs of boards in at once (two with bindings)
And also was able to fit two pairs (with bindings) and a helmet and able to fully close the zipper.
Nice, very nice.
(Rider) Mark Carroro – Expert Skiboarder
This is an old skiboard bag by Line. It fits my 90cm Line Jedi’s nicely, with room at the top for goggles or gloves, so it could probably fit something in the 94cm range.
Quality is pretty nice, with padding on the sides to protect the boards and a heavy-duty zipper. It’s not as waterproof as the RVL8 bag, so you’ll want to make sure your boards are mostly dry before you put them in there, otherwise the bag will get soggy.
All in all a nice bag for short boards.
(Rider) Nate Myton – Intermediate Skiboarder
