Is this bag sturdy enough for heavy flippers and a kick board?
1976129
I don't know how heavy your flippers are but I've put about 15-18 lbs of groceries in it at one point so I think it would work for what you need it for.
1976130
In my opinion, the bag is not suitable for that purpose. It also does not stand up on its own, which would make it easier to use.
1976131
Not sure. Depends on how much that all weighs it's a pretty good size bag, not as cheap a mesh that my hampers are I think it might work. I loaded really heavy groceries in mine. Hasnt ripped.
1976132
yes I think so. I have carried a chocolate fountain and all the accompanied items needed and it held up very well. Doesn't seem like much but I'm extremely happy with my purchase
1976133
I used this bag this summer for towels and inflatable toys. It fit an inflatable kick board perfectly. The material seems a bit thin, but we didn't have any issues with it. I think it may wear with use over time, but for now it is perfect for what I use it for. Looking at the picture, if it can hold the weight of that many towels I feel like it would stand up to a kick board! Sorry I'm not more helpful! :)
39464
yes. I put all my gear there (BCD, weights, boots, computer,1st and 2nd stage, all thats needed for diving) bag is big and strong.
1968742
I don't think so. The straps are limited to the width of a surfboard. You should check out a more versatile soft rack like penguin feet. (Penguin-feet.com). They make racks specifically for paddle boards and can support larger equipment than fcs pads.
236099
It's a pretty good bag. I would think it would hold up just fine. However...There is a similar one with wheels. My friend has that one. So if you look a little more I'd try to find the one with wheels. I carry about 75 lbs. Of gear and it's very comfortable.
1899271
The bag is pretty sturdy. But it's an "executive" type of bag, not meant for throwing or slamming around. You may want to get something more rugged like a Halliburton.
1776005
My daughter says it will fit. It is a very roomy bag. She was able to fit two boards in one bag,
240384
I have a flipper aftermath and a freak 52 and they fit tightly. I doubt anything bigger would fit.
236102
I'm not sure how rough the conditions are out there, but i'm very please with the bag, the quality and the sturdiness. It doesn't seem to be water proof, but is very sturdy and high quality. I would feel comfortable taking out there myself. The only other option would be a completely waterproof bag.
1024200
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".
693098
I got the TYR Big Mesh Mummy Gear Bag for my 8 yr old son. It is the perfect size for his kick board, fins, and towel. And the bag is mesh so no mildew or funny smell. Love it!
564806
I'll say probably. Length is definitely not a problem, but 31" width and 5" thickness would be the dims that may fill out the bag. My 9'6" longboard floats in the bag with tons of room to spare, but it's only 23" wide and 2 3/4" thick.
61790
Yes. Tight, but the bag opens pretty wide. I carried my bass drum pedal easily. Good luck.Bob
144872
I have the Surfdogz- 2 sup and it holds my 2 boards easily. the foam pads prevent scratches and it is seems to hold up well.
97553
Do you mean for packing for a trip? It's shipped in a mesh bag but doesn't take up a lot of space out of the bag. 18" long flippers or so.
211711
Yes, sturdy enough for sure. Check other Q&As for measurements to be sure you can at least slide your items in from the side to fit.
725255
Typically a standard bag platform will handle any size speed bag. Even the larger ones that appear to hit the edge will still work as it is the belly of the bag making contact to the board.
1529563
I'd say yes, as long as you don't need lots of "wiggle room". This is the best bag I've ever had...super light, and sturdy....