Burton Wheelie Board Case Snowboard Bag

Bought this after seeing one my friend had. Replaced a 15 year old Lamar bag. Was afraid the camo would be obnoxious, but it wasn't in person. Took this thing on a trip to Banff. Held up really well. Thank goodness for the wheels because it is heavy and you risk going over 50 lbs if you fill it up. Despite being checked baggage only some minor scuffs when I picked it up at the baggage claim.There was tons of space for my stuff. That being said, I had to move my bindings inward to get the bags to fit on either side of my board. I don't know if that's a function of having a shorter board and bag, or if the inner storage bags are proportionately larger and have this same problem in longer bags.Either way. Very happy with my decision to purchase this thing.

Bought for my son who’s a serious boarder, and he said it was pure quality and super nice

This is the product that I was looking for! Growing up in Japan, we do not want to mix snowboard and clothing together. Burton really thinks about us (a bit clean freak). I can put my snowboard into the bottom compartment and I can put my boots and bindings into separate bags. This way my cloth are completely detach from outdoor gears. The bag is big enough to hold all my snowboard gears and clothes. What's more, the bag is very light!! I was debating to go with Burton Wheelie Locker or Board Case but after studying from various reviews, I think I won't be able to fill the Wheelie Locker under 50 lbs limit. I decided to go with this. I plan to fly to Japan early next year and I believe this bag allows me to bring all my snowboarding gears and clothes for my trip!!

The bag will hold more than the 50lbs that you are allowed to fly with so just be careful with your packing. But I was able to fit 2 boards, 2 pairs of boots, and some snowboarding clothing and still manage to fly @ exactly 50lbs. Great bag and it held up fine on it's inaugural journey to New Zealand. Looking forward to many great years of owning this board bag.

Solid construction.After riding I dropped two snow covered snowboards inside the bag, zipped it up, drove home, and not a drop of water spilled out.I can fit two boards--161 fish and a 162 freestyle-- each with bindings, one pair of boots, helmet, goggles, for a VERY tight fit.I can easily fit all my gear if I put in only one board with bindings, and one board without.

I love this bag. I purchased it for a snowboarding trip to Utah with my 11 year old son and it worked great. This is the list of things I put in it1. 156 cm Snowboard with bindings attached2. 125 cm snowboard in the second pocket with bindings removed3. Set of bindings for the second snowboard4. Set of size 11 boots5. Set of size 8 boots6. Snowboarding pants - 2 pairs7. Snowboarding jacket - 28. Thermal underwear - 2 sets9. Gloves - 2 pairs10. Goggles - 4 pairsAs you can see, I got quite a bit of stuff to fit in there. It weighed more than the airline stipulated weight of 50lb so I had to take some of the clothes and transfer it to my regular bag.I went with a size bigger than my board to give me some extra room.

I think this is the best snowboard case out there. Plenty of room. Great wheels and room for a 2nd board

Great bag for travel or storage. I have a Burton 158 board (the max allowed for the "156" bag) that fits snug and still fit boots, helmet, jacket, pants, etc.

Burton has the reputation of making sturdy and durable products. This snowboard base (already more heavy duty than bags) is no exceptional.I packed, checked, dropped, travelled and used the bag for a multi-day snowboarding trip and there was no issue.It is not a cheat one, but you can trust it. The zippers, buckles and wheels are well made.

Exceptional would definatly recommendWas just as describedIt fit in all snowboarding gear and his clothesWould by from them again