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.
211159
We use the bag on the hitch carrier and use bungy cords to hold it because they're faster. Can't remember where the tie down straps are. Sorry. We like the bag, but it gets stiff in the cold. Keep it inside before loading it so it's more pliable.
843461
I put pads on it and strap down surfboards. You could attach other racks and/or strap the skis and boards right to the rack.
789384
It does not have straps like my trekking pack does, however it does have two sets of webbing where you could attach a tent or sleeping bag. Caution that this would place the tent/sleeping bag at the very bottom of the pack, not offset towards the back. Depending on your tent/sleeping bag size this might impact gait.
1569332
No it does not have any strap inside to hold the computer. The computer fits nicely in it. I think the bag is thick enough to protect the laptop.
864193
I sold it with a guitar some time back,, I seem to remember it had one strap (not 2 straps, like a back-pack). Hope that helps. :-)
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.
937489
Do not know the answer to this. The bag carries 2 bals with straps to anchor them. It also has additional compartments that accomodates pairs of shoes(2) & additional compartments for incidentals. This bag has met & exceeded our expectations......A very good bag, easy to manuver(spelling)......
634240
The straps just hold the skis together so I can't imagine why they wouldn't work. You can see here: http://www.prolineracks.com/sportube-series3-ski-travel-cases.html
481303
I have not but I stacked two wave ski's (like surfboards) on it and it held it fine. the strap is meant more to hold boards, they have a larger surface for the straps to bite into Also I'd worry about the edges. That said, I'm sure you with some caution you could make it work.
767054
You definitely could check it. It's smaller than skis and those are checked all the time. I don't think you could carry it on though.
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.
1492379
Not specifically for carrying other items, though there are spots to attach clips and items that would carry a sleeping bag. There are also two straps used to cinch down the bottom of the bag, which are about 18 inches long. Since my bag is never that full, they hang down and a folded blanket would easily fit there. Bottom line is nothing made specifically for that purpose, but can very easily be attached. Tons of room to add carabiners as needed.
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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.
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.
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.
543387
We used it for two pair and also put some ski clothes in also. But it can be tightened with exterior straps, so I would guess you could just put one pair in and surround them with poles, goggles, gloves, etc.