Pro-Lite Finless Coffin Surfboard Travel Bag Triple/Quad 7’6
The Finless Coffin Travel Bag Triple/Quad is designed for the traveling surfer taking 3-4 boards. This bag has 10mm foam protection and a 10″ gusset to allow even more internal volume. Molded PK #10 non-corrosive main zippers keep the movement smooth for the life of the bag.
Product Features
This bag is designed for the traveling surfer taking 3-4 boards. Cut 25″ wide with a 10″ gusset to allow for extra internal volume. 10mm foam protection.
Includes one internal divider and one board packer bag, internal seat belt straps, four exterior compression straps and 600 Denier poly on top and bottom. Identification badge on side.
Multiple interior storage/fin pockets. Vent to allow air flow to keep boards cool.
Adjustable deluxe shoulder strap with Velcro closure system.
Exterior side pocket for tie downs/molded rubber handles on ends and side.
Five Stars Definitely not so convenient for a one man show as another reviewer stated. I’m currently using it in Japan and it’s not easy to schlep even with just two small boards in there. Needs wheels. I’m so short that wheels on the bottom (where the zipper doesn’t go) would seem the most convenient location. Less strain on the body. Having schlepped it from the train station, transferring trains and then at the airport, I’m now sore. I would opt for a different bag altogether. I was advised…
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Five Stars Definitely not so convenient for a one man show as another reviewer stated. I’m currently using it in Japan and it’s not easy to schlep even with just two small boards in there. Needs wheels. I’m so short that wheels on the bottom (where the zipper doesn’t go) would seem the most convenient location. Less strain on the body. Having schlepped it from the train station, transferring trains and then at the airport, I’m now sore. I would opt for a different bag altogether. I was advised…