Does it have any straps/something else to hold and secure two pairs of skis inside? (if I decide to use this bag for skis, not for a snowboard)
389655
Nope. You could fill the bag with clothes to keep them from moving around though.
1970397
You'd be pushing the limits with one snowboard and one pair of skis. It will comfortably accommodate two pairs of skis.
320544
There is no Ski attachement as far as I can remember. The rack is an inflatable rack level across the entire car and you need to loop straps through on either side across the entire car.
320546
If you can figure out a way to tie them to the D Loops on the rack it will work for skis or anything else. I've never owned skis so I don't know from experience about tying them down.
921639
Don't own that specific bag, but I've used this in a pretty small ~15L pack for snowboarding, with no problems. This bladder has a loop up top that helps it stay in place, provided your pack has a clip above the hydration compartment. The hose is nice and long too so my guess is it'll work just fine. Hope that helps!
904179
Yes two shoulder straps, you can strap it on like a back pack or you can carry it with the carry handle :) Love it! Mine doesn't get much use I'm just learning how to play so it doesn't get out much, so for me it's a really cool looking soft case bag with a nice big pocket :)
825009
There isn't any ski specific hardware inside, but the stretchy cargo net Yakima sells to hold things in place inside might work in a pinch. If you're able, you're better off getting a purpose built ski rack that fits your crossbars.
394043
I have a luggage rack for mine. It has multiple straps to secure it, but I'd recommend a rack. The packs tall when used together, has the potential for a good bit of weight and could shift if not secured properly.
1369094
I do not know of any clasps to attach another bag. I have 2 of these bags and I use them side-by-side on the top of the roof. Could you explain a little further why you would want to attach the two?
2079394
The closing mechanism is sort of spring loaded but there is no clasp per se. As a result, I'd be afraid that a big bump in the road could cause it to bounce open so I've never not locked the rack either with or without skis. After three long seasons with a lot of salt and grime the locks still work like new so it's not been a problem or inconvenience to use them every time.
450268
It has two padded straps, one for each shoulder. It's a good starter bag. But, I had two of these that had a strap or belt come apart in about a year.
932732
No straps. I have used it on a pad and had no problems. It is a tight bag so you really dont move much.
1506824
This bag do not come with straps and it do not have a place to attach them. It is a nice bag with a good amount of room and works well attached to handlebars. I use a couple of small bungee cords to help stabilize the bag ti the headset when it has a bit of weight in it.
2090681
No. Nothing like that. However, like the other guy says, it's a highly recommend bag I use it everyday. In fact it's right next to me as I respond to your question. You might be able to use one or both of the handles to go around the luggage handle bar. Or maybe you can have a loop added on by a good tailor. My point is, this bag is so worth buying that I would try to find a way be to make it what you want it to be.
718064
Yes. However, you typically need the full length to get through the bindings of both skis and around the rack. I could have even used a little longer cable. I used my lock yesterday and made it work by finding the lower support piece of the ski rack (The crossbar of the A, which was low enough to loop everything through my bindings). My kids found theirs worked much easier with their snowboards, as the bindings were higher and the lock could be looped through one binding and anyplace on the rack. Love the locks though, as they are user friendly even for my 11 and 12 year olds - which means they are using them! Yes. However, you typically need the full length to get through the bindings of both skis and around the rack. I could have even used a little longer cable. I used my lock yesterday and made it work by finding the lower support piece of the ski rack (The crossbar of the A, which was low enough to loop everything through my bindings). My kids found theirs worked much easier with their snowboards, as the bindings were higher and the lock could be looped through one binding and anyplace on the rack. Love the locks though, as they are user friendly even for my 11 and 12 year olds - which means... » Read More Yes. However, you typically need the full length to get through the bindings of both skis and around the rack. I could have even used a little longer cable. I used my lock yesterday and made it work by finding the lower support piece of the ski rack (The crossbar of the A, which was low enough to loop everything through my bindings). My kids found theirs worked much easier with their snowboards, as the bindings were higher and the lock could be looped through one binding and anyplace on the rack. Love the locks though, as they are user friendly even for my 11 and 12 year olds - which means they are using them! « Show Less
634242
Its a strap. It fits any ski. But it would wrap around the skinny ones more
579803
I think they provide enough straps to securely attach this bag to just a rack. There are also enough durable plastic rings on the bag for other straps to go through to hold it down as well.