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Snowboard Bags
Whether you are boarding locally or travelling abroad protecting your snowboard equipment is crucial. The amount of padding you opt for may depend on how much travelling you intend to do but we provide you with all the information you need to make a great choice.
Our buying guide will help you decide what bag is suitable for your journey and what ultimately will best protect your board. We also explain the different fabrics available and the pros and cons of things like wheels.
Snowboard Bags & Luggage
9 results
Burton / Snowboarding
The Little Buddy is the ultimate park and urban rail rider's bag. Built around an insulated drinks holder that is capable of carrying and keeping cool a full 12 pack of tinnies, you need never go thi...
£61.28
Thirtytwo / Snowboarding
You can now pack your boots up in their very own bag. The Nimbus is a tarpaulin lined waterproof zippered bag that looks nothing like a ski boot bag.
£20.00
Evoc / Snowboarding
If you’re after the ultimate in high quality luggage then look no further than Evoc. This super high end bag brand hails out of Germany and has one mission, to make the best bags on the market. The Sn...
£169.99
Evoc / Snowboarding
If you’re after the ultimate in high quality luggage then look no further than Evoc. This super high end bag brand hails out of Germany and has one mission, to make the best bags on the market. The Sn...
£169.99
TSA / Snowboarding
The first bag in our new collaboration line comes from renowned Manchester artist Ben Pepper. It features Ben's trademark style, mixing such diverse influences as Pop, urban, street and abstract to cr...
£132.77
TSA / Snowboarding
Paying out twice for putting your luggage on a plane really hurts. One payment for your clothes and then another for your board bag, bit of a con really. As tight a**** ourselves we felt we had to com...
£90.00
TSA / Snowboarding
The Global Protector is our all new great value board bag. It shares much of its design with the Easy Ryan but thanks to losing the wheels we have managed to shave the price down to almost half the pr...
£50.00
Burton / Snowboarding
The Wheelie Case is designed to carry all your boards, boots, bindings and outerwear and to protect them from even the most disgruntled baggage handler. Constructed from a fully padded bombproof doubl...
£140.00
Burton / Snowboarding
The Wheelie Gig is the perfect bag for riders that want to travel light and fast. Its fully padded construction is big enough to carry all your riding kit whilst protecting it from the all the knocks ...
£85.00
There are three main types of snowboard bags to choose from.
Snowboard sleeve bags
Put politely this is the most basic type of snowboard bag that you will get. There is no real padding and most bags in this category will only fit one board. But these can be a great buy if you are only travelling down the road to ride.
Padded snowboard bag-non wheel
Padded bags are a must if you are flying or in fact using any transport where there is a chance your board will be lifted around. The bag can be fully padded or only partially padded. The bags that don't have wheels are lighter but then do remember that the big drawback is that you have to then lug it about.
Padded snowboard bag-with wheels
These are usually fully padded and can hold your boots and multiple boards. Just watch the weight as many airlines will charge you a premium for them. But the main advantage is that your gear is really well protected and easy to carry around.
Features to look out for
Most snowboards are constructed from nylon so do check out the 'D' rating, the higher the rating the more durable it is. Also do check its waterproof. Do check that the bag inside has straps to tie everything down with.Padded straps can also be a real bonus for your shoulders and finally the more internal pockets the better.