Dakine Low Roller Snowboard Bag

I love this bag, up to, and including, the silent wheels!The bag is made tough - it feels like it can endure a lot of airline abuse. I was able to fit three pairs of skis (transporting them from the ski room to upstairs to the hotel room), and it fits all of my ski gear, to the point where I was overweight at check-in time (quick fix was to remove the boots and tie them together and carry them over my shoulder.Only point of minor concern is the boot pockets aren't as space-efficient as packing boots in a 'p' and back-to-front 'b' configuration in the main compartment. The pockets, when populated, displace perfectly fine space in the top and bottom part of the main compartment, which I didn't like vs. my boot configuration that seemingly only occupied a little bigger than one of the pockets.Another potential point of concern is the bag is so big, it probably doesn't fit in regular sedans - I travelled on public transportation (buses, trains, airplanes, and only taxis in ski areas where they come equipped with dedicated ski carrying equipment). A friend joked we could fit it in his convertible, but the ride would be cold :)I would have rather bought a more colourful version of the bag, to not be so boring black and distinguish better from others, but they weren't available at the time. Again, not a biggie.It stores well, too - I chose to store it full-height with my skis (and a dessicant), but only 2/5ths of the length is rigid, so it can fold (it arrives folded, too).Best feature are the wheels - it'll roll over anything completely silently - no rolling noises!!!

I was torn between this one and the other Burton bag for roughly the same price. I read a few reviews about the Burton's wheels breaking so that pushed me towards the Dakine. It's a nice bag with big beefy wheels and I fit my board, binding, boots, helmet, jacket etc...my pretty much everything in it. At first I thought I was going to miss the lack of a shoulder strap, but by the time I cram all that stuff in there it gets pretty heavy so I wouldn't be using it anyway. The wheels and the handles on sides and top are all it needs.

This thing is a tank! It is of course super long and will accommodate just about any size board with the bindings on but folded down, or several boards with the bindings off. Each of the top pockets are large enough to squeeze in a smaller pair of boots...I wear an 8, but I usually just toss my boots in the main compartment on the board in between the bindings. Every compartment is lined with a silver waterproof tarp material and seems very sturdy. Every zipper-pair (every compartment) is lockable, the grab handles. (One on each end and one in the middle are burly and comfortable in hand...my only complaint is the bottom foot has skid rails instead of a big plastic skid plate like the Ogio bags do. Best snowboard bag and fits in the back of a 6ft truck bed.

Bought this for a trip to south Tahoe. My board was very well protected. Rolls very smooth and quiet. Handles are where they should be. My only gripe would be the boot pockets. I feel they could have been better designed. Any space used in those is unusable on the main (board) pocket. Creative packing saves that wasted space though. Just cram small stuff around your boots.

This snowboarding case is awesome. The wheels are worth the extra $$. Easy to carry in the airport. Lots of space for boots, gloves and my helmet all in one convenient case.

The wheeled base makes lugging this bag through airports a breeze. It's a tough bag and everything I stuffed inside (pretty cavernous pockets) came out unscuffed. With the board out, it folded in half nicely to lug around inside the cab (board went on the roof). Highly recommend.

This Daking bag is found in almost every boardshop including REI, however the colors offered online provide a unique bag to make recognition at the airport a breeze. Easy to clean and with the seperate boot compartments you can pack you gear with the board and keep the filth out.

Used it on a snowboarding trip. Overall very light, sturdy, enough space. The rollers are high quality and islet. Slides easily under the hotel bed. Also with out the board it folds to a 4-5 foot bag for easy storage.

Solid bag. Fits two boards, two sets of bindings (unscrewed), two pairs of boots, plus some extra room for clothes. Only flaw is that it doesn't stand upright on its own.

Lots of room for all the gear too!

My husband is an avid snowboarder and frequently travels to hit the slopes. He loved the quality, durability, and the wheels on this bag.

Great bag, very high quality and the rollers make transport so much easier`

Love the fact that is a roller bag.

Great bag, love it. Thanks!

This bag made it traveling so much easier. I can pack all my gear in it plus all my clothe for the whole trip. With the wheel it made going though the airport a lot smoother too.

EXACTLY as described and fast delivery.

Good looking - good amount of space - nicely constructed. Boots fit easily and bag as well as some clothes.

Nice bag but it ripped immediately...also, it's a pretty tight fit for my board, bindings and boots. Still got the job done though