Element Equipment Ultimate Boot Bag Holds a Full Snowboard Kit
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Amazing! Full and Honest review
So I looked at many bags, read all the reviews and still was skeptical of if this bag would suit my needs. Wow, I am Very pleased with my choice. My first concern was if it would hold ALL my gear. I wanted a bag that would hold everything and at my urge to go snowboarding everything would be in one bag. I have everything in this bag. Burton Snowboard pants, snowboard jacket, 2 pairs of snowboard gloves, 4 pairs of socks, base layer Thermals top and bottom, neck gator, beanie, my helmet, goggles, knee pads and snowboard tool. It all Fits!!! Admittedly I used my boots to hold my tool, and 2 pairs of socks. Guess what??.... there is still room to put maybe a T-shirt or 2. See my pics. Everything fit and Nothing is bulging! I’m at no fear that the zippers are stretched to far! My next concern was the craftsmanship, durability, and comfort. So far great. The material is not as thin as you might or as I thought it would be, but it’s not Heavy Canvas style materiel! It’s probably not waterproof, maybe a bit water repellent, but I’m thinking I’ll spray it down with some camp dry waterproof spray to aid with that concern. The stitching and craftsmanship looks good. Don’t really see and double stitching but 1. I’m not a tailor, 2. It’s not overly stuffed, and 3. I take care of my stuff. This bag is more to keep all my stuff together, be able to grab and put in truck and off I go. It is backpack style and straps are comfy enough and I’m sure they are more than adequate to transport from house to truck and truck to lodge. The bag is way too big to throw on your back while sling or snowboarding and you’d never be able to get in the chairlift with it on. If you wanted to leave it filled and put it in the locker at the mountain you better get a LARGE locker, but it will fit. The only negative I can see and it doesn’t really matter to me (Not right now anyway) would be that the backpack traps don’t tuck in and away and could be problematic if you checked this onto a plane for travel. Personally if I do decide to use it for a travel destination trip I bet tightening up the straps and using some shrink wrap around it to keep them from hanging up on anything. Oh and all the zippers work great so far and each compartment is double zippered so you could put small TSA locks on them. Ok, I’ve gone on long enough but I really hope this was helpful to anyone.... I’ll be buying more for my girls to pack their gear in also!!!
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