Soo - looking around for a new SUP board bag and cant find anything half decent for less than $220+. Theres gotta be someone in the boardbag supply chain making a looot of $$.
Where can i find a decent board bag for reasonable $$....??
surfaids.com.au/
Decent prices and good products. Even better is to get them to make you a custom bag that actually fits your board. Nothing worse than a sloppy fitting board bag.
With all the padding the bags are not that expensive, you can get socks custom made but it's less than 10% of the cost of my 14ft boards, worth protecting your investments with a good bag.
Lot of good work and material goes into a well made bag.
A good bag will make your travel life easier.
I just travelled to Portugal with 2 SUPs, really heavy carry on and a big checked bag.
Lots of distance to cover carrying them all.
I simply put the 9'0 on top of the 9'4.... grabbed the nose handle of the bottom board and dragged them both from the street through the airport.... even down stairs.
No problem. The bottom on the tail, has a big thick high tech material, that slid easily over everything.
Neither the bags or boards, showed even a scratch.
Good bags are worth the price, IMO
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Lot of good work and material goes into a well made bag.
A good bag will make your travel life easier.
I just travelled to Portugal with 2 SUPs, really heavy carry on and a big checked bag.
Lots of distance to cover carrying them all.
I simply put the 9'0 on top of the 9'4.... grabbed the nose handle of the bottom board and dragged them both from the street through the airport.... even down stairs.
No problem. The bottom on the tail, has a big thick high tech material, that slid easily over everything.
Neither the bags or boards, showed even a scratch.
Good bags are worth the price, IMO
Good looking bags! Where did you get these?
Hooksey, I am associated with Sunova,
mine are standard Sunova Board Bags, that come in most shapes and sizes.
They are available from any Australian Sunova Dealer.
Click link below to see shapes and sizes.... then, click on a shape,...then click "detailed view"
sunovasurfboards.com/en/accessories/board-bags
I can see the cost involved. Got me buggered why they put metal zips in. Just had one replaced with a plastic marine zip.
Cover will now last forever.
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Soo - looking around for a new SUP board bag and cant find anything half decent for less than $220+. Theres gotta be someone in the boardbag supply chain making a looot of $$.
Where can i find a decent board bag for reasonable $$....??
We carry 10'6 and 9'6 sup covers for $120 in our shop, top quality just not a big brand
www.sanctumsurf.com.au/sanctum-sup-cover
I have a longboard bag from them and it's great. The Sup bags are currently only $90!
1. IT HAS TO PROTECT YOUR BOARD and not just give you warm fuzzy feelings
2. it has to last as long as the board e.g. 5 years minimum and hopefully 10years+
3. The zip have to to work for 5 years minimum. Plastic Chunky quality zip only
4. It must be able to take prolonged UV exposure in Australia and the roof of a car e,g, anything with a tarp type material on the outside you can forget.
5. Thicker foam the better. Min 8mm
6. FIT FIT FIT FIT FIT.
Those in the know get the good one.
shop around and you'll find a good price board cover to suit your needs.
ex, I just wanted to cover my board from road travel & storadge & found one for $100 in fleabay
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Hooksey, I am associated with Sunova,
mine are standard Sunova Board Bags, that come in most shapes and sizes.
They are available from any Australian Sunova Dealer.
Click link below to see shapes and sizes.... then, click on a shape,...then click "detailed view"
sunovasurfboards.com/en/accessories/board-bags
Hey Creek. What bag do you use for your 9'4" signature model!
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Hooksey, I am associated with Sunova,
mine are standard Sunova Board Bags, that come in most shapes and sizes.
They are available from any Australian Sunova Dealer.
Click link below to see shapes and sizes.... then, click on a shape,...then click "detailed view"
sunovasurfboards.com/en/accessories/board-bags
Hey Creek. What bag do you use for your 9'4" signature model!
I used style A1 9'6 x 33
I wanted extra room to fit 2 paddles plus beach wear. Perfect!
Select to expand quotesupthecreek said..HOOLIGAN said..supthecreek said..
Hooksey, I am associated with Sunova,
mine are standard Sunova Board Bags, that come in most shapes and sizes.
They are available from any Australian Sunova Dealer.
Click link below to see shapes and sizes.... then, click on a shape,...then click "detailed view"
sunovasurfboards.com/en/accessories/board-bags
Hey Creek. What bag do you use for your 9'4" signature model!
I used style A1 9'6 x 33
I wanted extra room to fit 2 paddles plus beach wear. Perfect!
Thanks Rick. Thought that may be the one.
BTW I'm selling Sunova in Nova Scotia here. Hope to meet one day! Hopefully they get more sizing detail on the site. Will have a shiny new Creek by the middle of March. Cant wait!
Select to expand quoteHOOLIGAN said..supthecreek said..HOOLIGAN said..supthecreek said..
Hooksey, I am associated with Sunova,
mine are standard Sunova Board Bags, that come in most shapes and sizes.
They are available from any Australian Sunova Dealer.
Click link below to see shapes and sizes.... then, click on a shape,...then click "detailed view"
sunovasurfboards.com/en/accessories/board-bags
Hey Creek. What bag do you use for your 9'4" signature model!
I used style A1 9'6 x 33
I wanted extra room to fit 2 paddles plus beach wear. Perfect!
Thanks Rick. Thought that may be the one.
BTW I'm selling Sunova in Nova Scotia here. Hope to meet one day! Hopefully they get more sizing detail on the site. Will have a shiny new Creek by the middle of March. Cant wait!
That's awesome!
Now I have an excuse to make the drive!
ha ha... thought I was on the Zone, with the my deleted comments. Never mind.....
I'm selling an old flying objects one Fits a ten foot whaler. 50 bucks or a carton of caronas
