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Ski Bag Recommendations

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MNS
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Yooooo.

I need a ski bag to fit my 178cm line anthems with Salomon STH 14 bindings. Anyone know some good bags? I'm a little skeptical to purchase off of the internet (without assurance its a good bag) just  in case they don't fit my bindings.maybe that's just older bags though. I'm also looking for a bag with a little padding so I can bring my skis on planes.
Nov 11 2009 4:30PM
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A.P.
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Your best bet is looking for them at the end of the year or when there are sales because it not worth to spend a lot because they get the shit beat out of them on planes. 
Nov 11 2009 4:40PM
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El_Barto.
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dont get a bag with a big fancy logo on it or flash and pizazz. i had a guy try and jack my line bag from the portland airport, im assuming he grabbed mine because it was the nicest lookin bag outta the bunch. get a solid black bag. dont worry about padding to much, i load my ski bags up with clothes and have never had anything break and i go on 3 ski trips a year
Nov 11 2009 4:53PM
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edd1e
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I travel alot with my ski bag and I have had a dakine roller bag for the last 3-4 years and its still sweet. Its a double, has wheels and is padded. Its the concouse bag. Next time Im gonna get the Fall Line bag because it has pockets for ski boots too(mines the old one). Plus Dakine has a lifetime warranty. Its best to look after your shit... such burly bags and wheels are the only way to go when your dragging your stuff around.


http://dakine.com/ski/bags/ski-bags/fall-line-double/

http://dakine.com/ski/bags/ski-bags/concourse-double/






Nov 11 2009 5:35PM
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MacMahoooon
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I have both a Dakine single non roller and Dakine Double roller and have been really impressed with both. They take a TON of abuse and do a great job protecting your gear
Nov 12 2009 8:59AM
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Soups
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I have a Line ski bag from a few seasons ago. It's the white and black one with the ravens on it from the Chronic ski line, I've had very good luck with it. Very sturdy bag, nice padding, etc. Holds my Octolands w/S810 bindings fine, as well as my poles. You can find them cheap online too from a few places. Overall any bag should do fine for you. Just make sure its long enough for your skis and then a little extra room never hurt.
Nov 12 2009 9:16AM
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