Dakine Daylight Surfboard Bag Noserider – Dark Ashcroft Camo Bag Size – 9’2″
Founded in Hawaii in 1979 and located at the base of Mt. Hood in Hood River, Oregon, Dakine builds backpacks, travel bags, accessories,outerwear and clothing forpeople who love to surf, snowboard,skateboard,mountain bike,ski, windsurf,kiteboard andtravel.
Product Features
- This lightweight, padded longboard bag is available in four sizes for use with boards from 8′ – 9’6″.
- Once tucked inside, your board enjoys heat- and water-resistant coverage plus full-length 1/4-inch foam-padded ding protection.
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Heat and water resistant tarpaulin bottom material. Heavy duty, YKK coil zipper. Zippered fin slot. Padded shoulder strap. Wax/fin pocket
- 1/4″ Foam padding
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not as good as my older dakine bag only one zipper on the main compartment, so if it fails, so does the bag. should come with 2 zippers.also the opposite the handle side of the bag, the side that would touch ground if you leaned the bag against a wall, has the zipper go down half the length of the bag, this does not provide surfboard rail protection, where as the top side of the bag, the side you won’t be resting it on, has rail protection. this should have been designed the other way.infact they should…
Works!! Seems fine, tho a couple of minor considerations do keep it out of 5-star territory. The interior fin pouch is a bit small. Hey, I know we’re a vanishing breed, but a few of us still just need one big fin. The padding is good enough for tossing around in the car, but not necessarily airline-approved. (Really–what is?) That said, there seems to be plenty of room nose and tail to add your towel and wetsuit if you dare or care. I especially like the shoulder strap setup– fixed on one end and…