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Quick Specs
| Capacity | Holds 2 snowboards (1 with bindings mounted), 1 pair of boots, and outerwear |
| Available Lengths | 157 cm, 165 cm, 175 cm |
| Wheels | Durable, over-sized 9 cm urethane wheels |
| Shell Material | 100% recycled polyester |
| Main Zipper | YKK® #10 lockable zipper |
| Protection | 360° padded, tarp-lined interior |
Product Description
The Low Roller Snowboard Bag turns board-day logistics into a one-handed roll. A 360° padded, tarp-lined interior wraps a full setup (board, mounted bindings, boots, and outerwear) while interior webbing anchor straps keep everything from shifting in transit. Over-sized 9 cm urethane wheels and a rolling-luggage-style end handle carry the load across parking lots and terminals alike. Built for travelers who need their gear to survive the trip.
Product Details
| Capacity | Holds 2 snowboards (1 with bindings mounted), 1 pair of boots, and outerwear |
| Protection | 360° padded and tarp-lined interior shields the board from scuffs and impacts |
| Board Retention | Interior webbing anchor straps minimize board shifting in transit |
| Boot Storage | Removable boot bag keeps footwear separate and organized |
| Handling | End handle pairs with rolling luggage for one-handed operation |
| Main Zipper | YKK® #10 lockable main zipper |
| Wheels | Durable, over-sized 9 cm urethane wheels |
| Tie-Down Points | Sidewall lash pass-throughs for tie-down straps |
| Storage Pockets | 1 exterior zippered pocket and 1 exterior zippered stash pocket |
| ID Pocket | Exterior ID badge pocket |
| Packability | Packs down tight for easy storage |
| Materials | Body: 100% recycled polyester. Lining: 100% polyethylene |
Low Roller Snowboard Bag - Rosin FAQ
How many boards can I actually pack in this bag?
The Low Roller Snowboard Bag holds 2 snowboards, one of them fully mounted with bindings, plus a pair of boots and your outerwear. Interior webbing anchor straps keep the boards from shifting in transit, and a removable boot bag lets you separate footwear from the rest of your gear.
Will my board get damaged if I check this bag on a flight?
The bag uses 360-degree padded, tarp-lined construction around the board compartment, so edges and impact points are cushioned on every side during handling. Combined with interior anchor straps that stop the boards from sliding against each other, it's built to absorb the rough treatment of airline baggage handlers.
What size should I get for my board length?
The Low Roller comes in 157 cm, 165 cm, and 175 cm lengths, so match it to your longest board (plus bindings if mounted) rather than your height. Going one size up gives extra room for boots and outerwear without cramming, but don't oversize by more than one length or the board will shift inside.
Is this bag easy to move around the airport by myself?
Yes. It rolls on oversized 9 cm urethane wheels, and the end handle is positioned to pair with rolling luggage so you can stack and push both at once with one hand. That combination is what makes a 2-board bag manageable solo through check-in and jet bridges.
Can I lock this bag for travel?
The main compartment closes with a YKK #10 lockable zipper, so you can run a TSA-approved lock through the pulls before checking it. It's a heavy-duty zipper track built for repeated airline handling, not a lightweight zipper that will jam or fail under the strain of a packed bag.
What's the shell actually made of, and how durable is it?
The Low Roller's body is 100% recycled polyester, a durable fabric that resists abrasion from being dragged, stacked, and thrown around baggage carousels. It's built as a travel bag first, so the material and stitching are meant to hold up to repeated flights and car trips, not just casual storage between sessions.
Can I strap this to my car's roof rack instead of checking it?
Yes, the bag has sidewall lash pass-throughs specifically for tie-down straps, letting you fasten it to roof rack crossbars for road trips (tie-down straps sold separately). That's on top of the wheeled, checked-baggage use case, so it works whether you're flying or driving to the mountain.