AbahubPremium Surfboard Travel Bag, Foam Padded Surf Board Cover, Shortboard Carrying Bags for Surfing, Outdoor, Airplane, Car, Truck,6'0, 6'6, 7'0, 7'6, 8'0, 8'6, 9'0, 9'6, 10'0

Good surf bag, has protected my surfboard while flying. Seems thick enough with a bit of padding.

I wanted a sturdy board bag for an upcoming flight but didn't want to spend the hundreds needed for a hard-side board coffin. Bought this bag based on the reviews and the idea that if it wasn't good enough to fly with it would definitely provide enough protection for boards strapped to my roof rack.I have a 7'6" funboard and a 6'2" thruster. With FCS fins removed (and stowed conveniently in the velcro pouch inside this bag), both boards fit in this bag WITH enough extra room all round for each board to go in in its own sock. The socks provide that extra layer of protection that, in combination with the 5mm padding of the bag should give my boards enough protection for the flight.Largest board going in this bag is 7'6" and I bought the 7'6" bag which has enough room.Pros:- Padding is all around, not just top and bottom - means a bump from the side should also be dampened- Strong velcro strips allow you to "cinch" the depth of the bag up or down as needed, this is nice for when you remove your fins, you can make it so the boards don't slide around inside a bag with too much room- The handle is a nice touch - it also has a shoulder strap but I removed this- The velcro pocket inside the bag is big enough to fit a few standard fins - if you have a big-ass dorsal or longboard single you might need to pocket that elsewhere but it's a nice touchCons:- Not a rigid coffin, but at this price point you won't find that

I have a 7’ 2” funboard that fits perfectly in this bag with extra room to spare, yet not too much. They’ve given you enough room for a long fin, but if not, there is velrcro that automatically snaps together to keep it down tight. I like how the bag is reinforced with waterproof canvas on each end and in the middle where bags tend to get the most wear and tear besides at the zippers and handle.I expect it to hold up better than other board bags I’ve had that have shred pretty quickly.The bag as a whole seems to be all quality materials and craftsmanship. The handle and zippers are well made and sturdy, and the stitching is all reinforced well. There is an inner Velcro pocket to hold surf wax. There is a fairly large side zippered pocket that could hold a rash guard, extra board shorts or swimsuit. It comes with a carrying strap that could be handy if you’re traveling through an airport with your board. It has the usual amount of padding that most boardbags have.My husband is going to buy one after seeing mine because of the good quality and good price. They come in 3 sizes so he will get the short board size. It seems like a quality company who has thought through the design well so that it functions as a boardbag should. The fabric and colors silver and navy are low key and masculine, but I don’t mind. If they made some with pretty fabric, they could probably sell more to women.

No complaints about this bag. Seems well made, solid material. Zippers work smoothly.Also like that the end where the fins are.It can expand to accommodate the fins. I don't need to unzip the opening for the skeg and can still zip the bag closed. But my fins are g5 (medium size) 4.6 inches high. If you had 6" fins you might need to unzip the opening for the fin.It has sort of reflective material. Not the shiny foil ike silver on some. More of a medium gray. But the foil like material on my other bag has all fallen apart and flaked away. I don't think that will happen on this bag but I guess time will tell.Would buy it again.

The zipper is smooth and steady. Nice pocket in in the front and good padding and quality. If the bottom had that little piece that covered the tale it would be slightly better, but just being nitpicky at this point, lol.

Nice bag, good zipper and compartments and removable shoulder strap is a good feature. My only issue is that when on top of my SUV, the expanded fin space in the bag opened up (its held shut by velcro only) and the excess material really flops and vibrates in the wind with the board "fin first" on the roof. I stopped and tightened it up with a bungee, which helped some. I haven't tried "nose front" on top yet but I am betting that will work better.

Maybe a little light on the padding, but I am wrapping my board in some towels and keep my life vest in the bag. Nice internal Velcro pocket for storing board fins or money. Outer zipper pocket for sunscreen (inside zip lock bag), phone and keys (more handy access.Of note, I am using a 6' bag for a 5' 6" board which offers me the extra room.

I bought the 8’0 for a 7’11 board. It is a nice fit with room to easily take board in & out. Material & zipper are good quality. I would definitely buy this brand again.