Could you put a thin snowboard bag on and still clamp it in?
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I don't see why not. If the bag is flexible. The rubber that holds the board is about 2" thick and like a bike tube type material so flexible.
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Hi Michael, because these are designed to hold skis tightly so they do not move during transport, typically the skis cannot be in a bag to use this type of carrier. If protection is a concern, we recommend an Alpine sized box, which are intended for skis specifically. Thanks!
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I would say yes. There's a thick layer of rubber padding on the top and bottom that would provide enough flexibility to permit the thin snowboard bag.
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I suppose you can, only if it is inferior or has poor quality construction . I had a problem with one of the straps it kept slipping out of the notch so I had to use a needle and thread on it . Other than that no big deal.
830598
Yes. I have one of these that I keep on mine exclusively so it is pocketable in a coat when I snowboard.
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You should be able to. I wear them snowboarding so I don't move my legs as much but it's not very constricting.
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YES I think you can, you can make it as tight as you need .It also has little rubber ribs on the inside that help hold it tight. Good luck.
446165
No, this cannot. I would not recommend this bag. It's a very poor quality & the zipper broke on 1st use.
1930507
Yes, just tie them down tight. You may want to wrap the tie down straps around the board a few times before strapping down to the rack.
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Cannot say for sure. This was a gift for my granddaughter and the family has not had an occasion to try to attach it to another sleeping bag. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1945763
As long as the lip you're trying to hang it on is about an inch or thinner, yes.
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Depending on how it fits, the boot compartments might damage the front part of your skis. Other than that, if recommend tossing in a lot of clothes to keep the skis and poles from moving around inside the bag.
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Yes. As with any ziplock bag, the gripper unit will eventually give way. So far, ours have held up. (Sorry for the delayed answer, we were away on vacation..)
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Yes, I transport my skis and snowboards on it, I do use bags for extra security when fastening them to the rack.
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If the item is rigid you will have a difficult time getting it through the available zippered opening. Once inside the bag, the item would fit. Problem would be getting it inside the bag through the opening. If the item can be bent, you can most likely get it inside. I put a large sleeping bag inside such a bag, but since the sleeping bag can bend, I was able to fit it through the zippered opening.
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I would guess you can't. So far, mine (even in 114 degree weather) have held the board exactly where I placed it. If I were to take it down, I would probably buy new 3M Scotch Mounting Tape (which can be found here on Amazon). It's pretty inexpensive and would allow for a nice secure mount. The board continues to be a great investment for the price.
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Yes. It will take a little more effort, but they can go over rails that thick. However, to do that repeatedly may weaken the clips. I leave the left clipped on and use the right pannier to carry stuff when I'm at work.
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I don't think that it would cause any problem with the frame. The bag is held on with Velcro straps.
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No you just get the bars, they clip right onto the car, If you want to attach stuff, you can either use rope bungees, or the special accessories they sell. My snowboard in its bag works fine with bungees strapped to the bars