IMy 9'0" board is custom designed for me & is 25" wide and 4.5" thick through mid-section. Would that fit in the 9'6" bag??
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The 9'6" bag has a lot of extra room for my 9'6" board. It's only 2.75" thick and 23" wide, but I would guess you could go even shorter for a 9' board.
658005
It should be fine. Mine has some wiggle room in the middle for clothes and rash guards. That is a THICK board! Standup paddle?
866033
I think your board is too wide. Call or email company. They were great for me.
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I'M 6FT AND 275. I DON'T THINK THAT IT IS TO SMALL. I HAVE A TON OF STUFF IN IT ALREADY AND THE MAIN COMPARTMENT ISN'T EVEN A THIRD FULL! I DO like the way it is wider at the bottom than that top. To me it just looks better than one that is the same width top to bottom. I'd say go for it if you are looking for a smaller/day pack. It's a good 'un!
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I dont have a measuring tape on me right now, but this bag is pretty big. I was scared cus my board is a 42 and i thought it wasnt gonna fit but it did. I think this is a good purchase for the price. In my own experience, the bag ripped on one of the sides but it might have been misuse. I think is a good bag, just maybe not as resistant as others, but thats reflected on the price
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My daughter says it will fit. It is a very roomy bag. She was able to fit two boards in one bag,
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I don't know because I didn't have that board but the Brabantia is very true to size so if you have those measurements it should work for you.
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Reading the other three answers, I agree - it might be a tight fit. 14.5 long will barely fit, 8 wide is no problem. It would probably depend on the depth of the computer. It is a great bag though.
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I drove a 9' longboard in it's daybag across the US, so yes, as long as the bag isn't wider than rack's bars (probably anything but a SUP will fit)
1914449
the inside dimension is 34 inches so you should be ok. this is a terrific bag the quality is superior should last a long long time even with the rough treatment that airlines give you
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I actually returned the bag because I ran into space issues with it i.e. It was too narrow on the inside - Hope that helps...
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I've definitely carried surfboards with 25" width, but the nose and tail are under the straps of the rack. A good rule of thumb is to use a couple of extra straps around your boards (and rack), that way you have no "single point of failure".
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I would get the 6'6" bag. My duaghter's foam board is 8 feet and we got the 8'6" bag. Plenty of room, sturdy with a handle. Easy to carry.
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My board is 42" long and 12" wide. The cover fits to a T and it is a quality cover. That being said, there is about 1.5" of fabric that wraps around the base and there is ample fabric that wraps around the tip (but it is not insulated here). You might be able to get it to cover, but the "insulated" portion may not reach all the way to each end. So, if you are in a pinch it might work. But, there may be other better suited options out there.
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ill measure mines tomorrow. pretty big. i still havent found a bag to fit it. i purchased one for $12 but it only fits a mat thats 1/4" thick. and this one is double that size.
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No the controller will not fit in that bag. I have that bag and use it daily. The max it will fit is 18.5 inches and that's pushing it.
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The bag is great except it will only fit my 43"& a smaller board my bigger board won't allow to zip it all the way up
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Not the 6x9 inch bag I bought. I'm not sure about the others. I would assume the larger sizes should.
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I bough this bag. I use for a 5'-10". I have about 6 inched to spare in the bag. Your board should fit in the 6'-6" bag. I bought the bag cause I put my board in the car and I didn't want it banging around with no protection. This bag is not bad at all.