Snowboard Bag with Wheels 1680D Oxford 170cm Padded Snowboard Bag for Air Travel for Ski Boots, Helmet, Gears

Handle broke first use. Otherwise as described. Poor stitching. Could have been a faulty product.

This is a very nice snowboard bag and at the current price (<$100) it may be the best overall value of all the board bags on here. If you fly with a snowboard then you know they get beat up pretty quick. You may also know that wheels are essential. My last bag didn't have this and after the prior trip I didn't want to fly again without a wheelie bag. These seem to roll smoothly and appear durable as does the rest of the bag. The padding is good, but maybe not as thick as a higher end bag that I'm retiring. Despite this I believe it will still hold up well.There is plenty of room for your gear. I like the end is expandable for smaller or larger boards and has separate compartment. The inside also has the tarp like material to help prevent moisture from being absorbed. The outside of the bag even has a cool slogan to boot. I really think this bag is a great option if you're in the market and looking for a deal. I haven't had a chance to fly with it yet, but after I do I will update the review if I run into any issues.

I wanted a bag which is padded, could hold all my snowboard gear, and have wheels, since the bag is really heavy when loaded up. This bag fits my needs! It comes folded up and held together by plastic clasps. When rolled out, the top of the bag can be extended. There's also an extra compartment at the top of the bag which is separate from the main compartment--it does not zip off. The handles (two, at the top, and at the back near the top) seem to be sturdy and the wheels are very big and rugged.As can be seen in the pics, the bag can be zipped wide open to make it easy to place your board inside. I added my boots, helmet, goggle, gloves and clothing (to include my snowboard pants and heavy jacket), along with some regular clothing. Everything fits and the main compartment zippers closed without much effort needed to smash items down in the bag.Some observations...My 149cm board could not fit in the main compartment without expanding the bag one level. It would fit if I put one end of the board on top of the wheel housing but that might damage the board during transit. So to be able to lay the board flat, I had to unzip the first expansion compartment. There's a second expansion compartment available if needed. Once closed up, the straps which were used to hold the bag folded up were just hanging there near the middle and bottom of the bag (last two pics). I predict they will be broken the first time the bag gets sent through baggage claim. Also, there's a strap included with the bag which can be used to sling the bag over your shoulder. It's probably more useful to grab the handle and wheel the bag around than using the shoulder strap. Finally, I would have liked to have the top, separate compartment be and expandable one as well so that it can be zipped up if not needed to keep the length of the bag shorter.Overall, I like the bag for the wheels, the padding and the roominess.

XINTREY Snowboard Bag with Wheels Padded Rolling Double Ski Bag for Air Travel:We are trying to figure out what type of ski/ snowboard works for each of us based on our required equipment and individual travel gear. On our overseas travel is where we are having the issues because we have to carry these on airplane, then trains and/ or buses so good quality, stability and sturdiness is required. So far this bag seems to have most of the qualities mentioned above, such as stability and sturdiness. We have to figure our how to pack in a manner that the gear stays protected and allows for smooth carrying/ pulling while traveling. Quality wise it seems well made but only time and a couple of trips will tell.

This is a nice and spacious ski/snowboard bag with rolling wheels (pretty decent sized ones). This got lots of storage capacity with a zippered pocket in the front and a large pocket on the top. The bag is expandable to hold skis but I don't have a pair of skis as long as 190cm. My longest pair is 165cm and I'm uploading a pic with them on the outside of the bag with the bag fully expanded so you can see the dimensions.Another plus to this bag is that when not in use, it can be rolled up with straps that clip so that it can be stored away.The main compartment is padded to protect the things in it but once expanded the end where the expansion occurs isn't padded so my suggestion would be that towels or other soft things that might travel with the skis/snowboard but packed on that end.Overall a better bag than I expected. I haven't traveled with it yet but I anticipate that I will be able to load this up way beyond the 50lb limit for most flights so I need to be careful about that.Highly recommended for now as I haven't really been able to test the durability.