Bags for All Your Snowboarding Needs

In these categories, you’ll discover various types of snowboard bags for traveling with your snowboarding gear. Snowboard bags generally fall into three categories: bags for transporting your board, boot bags, and backpacks for use on the slopes.

All these types of bags come in a variety of sizes and styles, ensuring you find something that matches your snowboarding style.

Snowboard Bags to Safely Carry Your Snowboard

Snowboard bags are designed to fit one snowboard, including bindings. They often have reinforced ends, a long zipper for easy access, a comfortable shoulder strap, and secure gear straps, focusing on protection and convenience. Whether storing your board or traveling, these bags make transporting your snowboard effortless.

Easy to Carry Snowboard Boot Bags

Snowboard boot bags, similar to ski boot bags, make it easy to carry your large, chunky snowboard boots. The boots fit nicely inside, with extra room for other accessories. Snowboard boots and helmet bags provide additional space for the helmet, another bulky piece of equipment. These bags have handles and shoulder straps, making it convenient to take your own snowboard boots on holiday. Traveling by plane, train, or bus is made easier with snowboard boot backpacks.

Snowboard Backpacks for the Resort and Backcountry

Whether you’re a novice or a pro, every snowboarder should have a snowboard backpack. These can be worn during a day on the slopes or used to carry your board and gear around the resort. Though they may look like regular backpacks, they feature straps to carry your board and pockets to safely store your gear.

One major consideration is the size. If you plan on riding around the resort or going on a small day trip, a size between 15 to 35 liters should suffice. For overnight trips, opt for something over 40 liters.

What to Put in a Snowboard Backpack?

What you pack in your snowboard backpack depends on your plans. Common items include extra clothing like a neck warmer for sudden temperature changes, a drink to stay hydrated, and snacks in case you get hungry.

If you plan on riding in the backcountry, choose an avalanche or backcountry snowboard backpack. These backpacks are designed to hold essential gear for avalanche or adverse weather conditions, such as an airbag, ice axe, and hydration bladder.

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