Zipline Rucksack Ski Boot Bag Backpack – The Choice Snowboarding Bag of Olympian Skier Athletes – Snowboard Gear Bag for Air Travel – Skiing Accessories Storage Bag – Waterproof Snow Boot Bag

I can fit my boots, ski pants, ski jacket, some base layers, helmet and gloves in the main compartment, with room in the top compartment for goggles+ buffs, side pocket good for sunscreen phone wallet etc. would highly recommend. (Fits in overhead carry on compartments on planes)

This backpack is an impressive companion for those needing ample space and durability in their snowboard gear carry. Crafted from high-quality materials, this backpack seems to stand out for its robust construction and reliable build. A review of the overall sturdiness is still out since I just got this not too long ago. Only time and rigorous use will provide a full picture of how good is crafted.The quality of the materials used in this backpack is evident from the get-go. The fabric feels sturdy, capable of withstanding daily wear and tear, and even rougher handling. Its water-resistant properties offer peace of mind in unpredictable weather conditions, ensuring the contents stay safe and dry.One of its standout features is the abundance of pockets and compartments. With multiple pockets strategically placed both inside and outside, organizing belongings becomes effortless. However, while the spaciousness of this backpack is a significant advantage, it's essential to note that its size might feel overwhelming against the back, especially for individuals with a smaller frame. The ample space, while convenient for storage, might make the backpack appear bulkier and might not be the best fit for those seeking a more streamlined design.

Love the large main pocket and space for my goggles and lenses. Fits all my gear awesome without being too large and bulky. Super nice waterproof material and everything inside stayed completely protected from being outside all day.

I love all of the Zipline products I own. The best part about this ski bag is the quality of the materials. It has a shiny black exterior that is made of very durable waterproof material. It is much more shapely than my previous bag and comfortable to carry. I like that you can carry the helmet outside the bag with the drawstring system, so it frees up inside space, but I did find I could put my helmet inside the bag with the ski boots. I was able to get a ll my essentials in here but it is a little cramped. The ski goggle space is only enough for a soft cover goggle bag and is still a bit tight with my additional lenses. I prefer to keep my goggles in their hardcase so I moved that below to the second opening.

The shiny coated black fabric is durable and waterproof, but definitely draws attention to itself, so even if you aren't a confident expert skier you'll sure look like one. The quality is very good and the design is well thought out, with the main compartment loading from the front rather than the back (where the straps could get in the way). I found that placing my boots sideways felt more balanced and comfortable than back to front, but there's plenty of room in either direction for much larger boots than my men's size 8, plus various clothes items, lunch, etc.The top compartment is just large enough to hold a helmet with gloves and goggles stuffed inside of it. It also contains a zippered pocket for small items like cell phone, keys and wallet. On the side there is another zippered pocket that could hold gloves and other fairly small and thin items. The dimensions of this bag are 22x12x12 inches, which is different than the standard airline carry-on size of 22x14x9 inches, so you'll have to be careful not to overpack if you expect to bring this on a plane.The pack is padded throughout and well-designed, with extra padding in the back and shoulder straps for added comfort. The straps are wide with sturdy reinforced stitching, plus a chest strap and waist belt are included to help distribute the load and hold it tight to the body. Given the bag's large dimensions these little extras make a real difference with a heavy load.On the flip size, the hefty footprint of this pack even when empty may make it a challenge to fit in a small lodge locker or stow in a rack, on a hook, etc. (where it might be targeted for theft). So while it's great for flights or road trips, you might want to transfer your boots to a more compact and modest bag to bring into the lodge. Either way, this boot backpack is easily as nice as any big-name brand but likely at a more competitive price.

This bag holds both of my mondo point size 29 ski boots (size 11), socks, gloves, ski pants, coat, helmet, goggles and miscellaneous items without a problem. With all of this stuff packed in it still matches the size of my carryon luggage. It's possible that you could overstuff it and exceed carryon size limit, so heads up there.This bag has adjustable padded shoulder straps, unpadded chest and waste straps to help transfer the load when needed. The straps do not tuck into a pocket, which may be an issue if you need to check this bag when flying. When full, this bag does not extend as far back as other ski bags I have used. It is slenderer and taller rather than a cube shape which keeps the weight closer into your body to make it easier to carry and helps reduce the size for carryon.The exterior material is heavy duty and waterproof. The zippers, which seem good quality with nylon teeth and metal pulls has cloth zipper tape and will definitely soak up water, there is no overlap of the exterior material to protect against this.This bag does not have a way to externally attach skis or snowboard for those long hikes from the parking lot to the lodge. If the zippers were more waterproof and there was an external ski attachment method, then this would be a five-star bag.