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Overstock. Protect your skis from scrapes and gouges. Transport them in High Sierra's durable wheeled ski bag -- designed for the U.S. Ski Team.
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Black | 50.96 |
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Served well, will use again | |
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| I got this ski bag for a trip to Alaska (from the east coast), and it held my pair of alpine skis, a pair of telemark skis, and a pair of ski poles with no trouble. I don't know if I could have fit any more skis in there, but there was plenty of room to pack in socks, shirts and other items in the gaps. My only complaint was that after the return trip there were some small holes worn in the the heavy duty Cordura material, but that could be just as much attributed to rough handling by the airlines as to the construction of the bag. For the price, it was a great choice and it met my needs. | |
| Old Windways at Sierra Trading Post on 08/26/2009 | |
Useful, Economical Bag | |
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| This ski bag does its job very well. It held two pair of older (longer) skis, poles and a few other items and was still well below the airlines 50 lb limit. It probably won't accomodate anything longer than 195cm skis without a bit of doing. The handle is set up so you'd "carry" from your left side. The rollers worked great. Overall, the double bag was much less trouble than I'd expected. The fabric near the ski tips did get a small cut from the edges. Sure beats paying the airlines for two single ski bags. | |
| Jake at Sierra Trading Post on 02/04/2009 | |
Outstanding Value | |
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| This bag does the job nicely. It holds 2 pairs of skis, poles and still has plenty of room for my ski jacket and pants and other clothing. I felt its was a bit too long, (my skis are 185 twin tips),but this is no real issue as you can use additional space for clothing. It was easy to wheel around airports and streets, as you could sling the shoulder strap over your shoulder, or use the grab handle to drag it around. Overall for this price you do not need to look any further! | |
| skiing kiwi at Sierra Trading Post on 03/08/2009 | |
Well worth the price - and then some! | |
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| Needed an air travel ski bag for an upcoming trip to Utah. Was concerned about purchasing one online, sight unseen, but was pleasantly surprised when it arrived! Very durable-looking bag, roomy enough for two pairs of skis/poles. Additional area for random storage (hats/gloves etc.) Even has two small skate wheels on the bottom to make it easier to pull through the airport. Saw similar bags in a local ski shop (not nearly as nice looking and lacked the "padding") for twice the amount of $. Worth every penny. | |
| SkibunnyLiza at Sierra Trading Post on 01/05/2009 | |
Nice bag | |
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| We're becoming more avid skiers, but are also moving so we wanted a bag to protect our skis. Since this is our first ski bag, it would have been nice to have some instructions as to the best way to pack in the skis but we made it work. The pull handle is off-centered, so when you try to roll the bag it tilts to one side and only rolls on one wheel a lot of the time. Good, spacious bag for the price. | |
| Cindo at Sierra Trading Post on 12/23/2008 | |
Ski bag worked great | |
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| This ski bag worked great to get all our ski gear back to Alaska. I was able to put two sets of skis, three sets of poles plus dress boots, hiking boots, and numerous other items (so as not to make my other suitcase over the weight limit) and checked it as my second bag for my flight to Alaska for Christmas. It had a couple extra zipped compartments, padding and straps to hold the skis. Well worth the money. | |
| Alaska Dreamer at Sierra Trading Post on 12/27/2008 | |
I would buy this product again | |
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| Bag is very large and easily holds 2 pairs of skis. I covered the tips of the skis and the ends of the poles and did not have any issues with the bag ripping. I found it quite durable actually. The only problem i found was lugging it through the airport. With it fully loaded the strap does not seem to be in the right location for carrying it. If you rolled it it worked better. | |
| let the Pow hit the slopes at Sierra Trading Post on 03/01/2009 | |
Affordable and Durable | |
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| I have two of these bags. I use one to transport my wife and my all mountain skis; the second is used for my fat powder skis. Internal straps help keep everything intact for transport. they seem very durable as I have only some scuff marks from airport transfers. They are also very roomy with external pockets for transport of other gear which is great if you are trying to minimize weight in your luggage!! | |
| Facedoc at Sierra Trading Post on 04/28/2009 | |
Ski Bag That Works | |
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| This bag saved the day. My old "double" bag was a real struggle getting two pairs of skis in along with poles. This one easily accomodates everything with room to spare and a couple of pockets for "stuff." The wheels make it possible for me to drag it AND my large boot bag AND my suitcase up to the checkin counter all in one trip. If you need one this is the one to get. | |
| Bud Willie at Sierra Trading Post on 03/10/2009 | |
Great traveling bag | |
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| This is a great traveling bag - I was able to pack 2 pairs of skis, poles, jackets, pants and goggles into the bag. There is plenty of room and the padding really protects skis. Its easy to roll. The bag is a little on the big side, but its great for traveling on ski vacations with a family of 6. | |
| skierinohio at Sierra Trading Post on 01/20/2009 | |
don't fly with these... | |
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| You can easily fit two pairs of skis with lots of clothes, but the first time we flew with them, the bindings broke through. I even wrapped clothes around the bindings and it still ripped through. So glad I didn't pay a lot for it. | |
| skiier79 at Sierra Trading Post on 04/11/2009 | |
not meant to fly | |
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| bought this bag to transport skis to Europe. It didn't last one way. Had to do some serious ducktaping to cover the rips and tears throughout the bag for it to make it home. It is now in the trash | |
| skier at Sierra Trading Post on 02/11/2009 | |
do people at High Sierra ski? | |
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| First off, I have not even used my bag yet. That being said, I noticed some features that were a little troubling with the design, hence my review headline. In reading other reviews, space may be an issue but again, haven't used yet. Design flaws - offset handle for pulling?! makes no sense, I want to use both wheels when rolling. No handle at top end of bag to pull - I guess the US ski team members have others carry their gear. Doesn't open full length of bag, just inconvenient for those of us who use their ski bag as luggage. Bottom line, it was [$], I'll make it work, and I do have a duffel of theirs from 1985 that I still use with some of my own mending. If your using the bag, you saved some dough and you're hitting the snow, so it can't be that bad - have fun. | |
| night gardener at Sierra Trading Post on 01/23/2009 | |
Great capacity, but not very durable | |
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| I easily fit 2 pairs of skis (190cm) plus all my backcountry gear in this bag, and still had room for some clothing. The wheels were nice to roll the bag around the airport. I only used this on one trip from Seattle to Alaska, however, and the the ski tips ripped holes in the material near the top of the bag. There is padding in the bag to separate the bindings, but no padding anywhere else. Good bag for the price, but if you purchase I would recommend that you cover your ski tips and sharp edges with something. | |
| Lunch Magee at Sierra Trading Post on 02/27/2009 | |
I miss my old ski bag | |
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| My wife says I am being a bit of a princess with this bag. I bought it to replace my old Tyrolia team bag that had full seperation for two pairs of skiis and has sadly given up the ghost. This bag is good in that it does easily fit both our skiis and compacts nicely to their actual lengths. My only thought is that it's not as easy to pack as my old bag. Maybe if I am a princess about it for long enough she'll agree to pack the skiis. | |
| Peg Leg at Sierra Trading Post on 04/17/2009 | |
Weak on the bottom | |
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| I bought this because of the great price. It easily fits two pairs of skis and poles. I used it on one trip and the bottom is already starting to wear heavily and tearing at the seams, and I question whether it will totally fall apart on the next trip! It's not a matter of the skis inside, it's just that the way the company put together the seams on the bottom that they don't wear well. Liked the rollers on the bottom though and the padded bag protected my equipment well. | |
| Love to ski at Sierra Trading Post on 03/31/2009 | |
Great price for occasional air travel | |
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| Other reviews indicated the offset carry handle is a problem, and I agree, using the handle causes the bag to only roll on one wheel. But, I still purchased the bag since the price was great and I only travel by air to ski twice a year. Therefore, I use the front strap to pull the bag and that utilizes both wheels. | |
| dallasguy at Sierra Trading Post on 01/14/2009 | |
Good for the money | |
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| We bought 2 of these for a family of five. All our skis, poles, gloves, coats, etc fit into the 2 bags. Only con was that one bag ripped on the bottom the first flight we used it on. Since it comes with a 5 year warranty, I plan on returning it for another. | |
| Ski mom at Sierra Trading Post on 04/20/2009 | |
Good for the price | |
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| I bought this for travel via Airplane to Utah and the bag got ripped up, so I don't think it would make it on another airline trip but could be used for local trips. Our ski's were not broken though . . so the light padding seemed to suffice. | |
| AMC at Sierra Trading Post on 01/26/2009 | |
Nice Bag | |
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| The bag was big enough to put skis, poles, jacket,pants,gloves, and a few other clothing items. I was hoping it would be big enough for my boots and helmet but they would not fit. otherwise it was a great value. Traveled from MA to CO with no problems. | |
| Skier 2 at Sierra Trading Post on 12/18/2008 | |
Good Price But Ripped Quickly | |
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| We were pleased when the bag arrived--it looks good, the wheels are convenient, and the center is padded. However, by the time we got to the aiport, a three-cornered tear had ripped in it. | |
| Ski VT at Sierra Trading Post on 02/17/2009 | |
