Ski Bags & Ski Luggage

Whilst all ski bags look very similar you will quickly find that they can differ enormously. Some ski bags will, for example, come with little or no padding; with padding only around the binding area; others offering full padding including along your edges!

So what are the key things to consider when buying a ski bag?

+ How often will it be used?
+ Quality of the Fabric
+ Zippers
+ Padding
+ Straps, Handles & Wheels

Ski Bags and Luggage

KJUS Ski Bag

KJUS / Winter Sports

The Ski Case easily allows you to ride by car to your local spot or travel overseas without damaging your skis. The case fits up to 2-pair of skis and poles of different length. Features ...

£69.00

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KJUS Ski Bag

KJUS / Winter Sports

The Ski Case easily allows you to ride by car to your local spot or travel overseas without damaging your skis. The case fits up to 2-pair of skis and poles of different length. Features ...

£69.00

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1 Pair Padded Ski Bag

Dakine / Ski

£60.00

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1 Pair Padded Ski Bag

Dakine / Ski

£60.00

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Padded Single Ski Bag 190cm

Dakine / Ski

£59.99

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Padded Single Ski Bag 190cm

Dakine / Ski

£59.99

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Salomon 2 Pair 195 Ski Bag

Salomon / Winter Sports

The Salomon 2 pair ski bag is fully padded with interior compression straps to securely hold your skis in place. Featuring a shoulder strap the ski bag is easy to carry around the airport whilst a ful...

£55.00

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Women's 1 Pair Padded Ski Bag

Dakine / Ski

£55.00

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2 Pair 195cm Ski Bag

Salomon / Ski

£55.00

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2 Pair 195cm Ski Bag

Salomon / Ski

£55.00

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Our Quick Ski Bag Buying Guide :

To help ensure you get the right ski bag or ski luggage for your needs, check out the buying guide below to help you choose from the products we provide above.

How often will it be used?

You may only ski once a year to France, if so your ski bag will have a different usage to someone who plans to ski every weekend where the ski bag is attached to the roof of the car. This usage will dictate how robust the bag needs to be, what sort of padding and straps are needed and whether wheels are useful.

Quality of the fabric

The weight of the fabric is expressed in Denier, ideally you should look for a high Denier count along with a tight weave. This way the bag will be tougher and will withstand rips and tears more easily, an important factor if it has to withstand baggage handling! Nylon is also stronger than polyester and also check out that it has a PVC laminate backing-the seams will be stronger and it will be waterproof.

Zippers

You will find that most bags use two different types of zips-tooth and coils. Coils will be the better choice and the bigger size of coil zipper the better. Also check the stitching that attaches the zip to the bag. A good bag will have two rows of stitching.

Padding

This goes back to how you are using your ski bag. If your bag is going on the roof of your car then padding may be less important, in fact some padded bags wont fit onto rooftop ski racks. Padding will however undoubtedly protect your skis and bindings more when you are dependent on baggage handling.

Straps , Handles and Wheels

Check that the handle wrap is held closed with Velcro as it is very reliable.Neoprene is also good to look out for as it provides extra padding for your hands. Wheels can be great for sheer ease of carriage but check that they are part of an internal or external metal and plastic frame. Also, with some bags wheels can add considerably to the weight of the bag which in tun can make the bag more expensive to fly with, so think carefully before opting for a bag with wheels.