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HOW TO TRAVEL WITH A SNOWBOARD

Whether you’re travelling within Australia or further afield, packing your snowboard and gear properly is essential to keeping it safe. Your board is probably your most prized possession and essential for making the most of your trip, so we’ve put together a handy guide to help you out.

Can I fly with my snowboard?

Yes, you absolutely can take your snowboard on a flight. Thousands of Aussies do this every year when chasing the snow across the globe and, so long as you pack it properly, your board will be absolutely fine to go with you on your adventure.


Do I need to book separate snowboard baggage for my flight?

As for booking separate baggage, this will depend on your airline. Certain airlines’ baggage dimensions will mean that you can take your snowboard as part of your baggage allowance, while others will require you to book specific sports baggage. It’s worth checking your airline’s policy when booking as you might be able to score a better deal for you and your board. This article from Upgraded Points has a helpful list of policies relating to ski & snowboard baggage for major airlines and is worth a look.

It’s worth noting that your snowboard will often be classed as oversized luggage so you may need to drop it off and pick it up from a separate counter at the airport.


The right bag or case

Storing and transporting your snowboard should be done with a snowboard bag to prevent scratches and damage to the board. If you are travelling overseas packing a snowboard bag correctly can also save you money on baggage. Some airlines only allow you one check-in bag and one carry one. The bigger snowboard bags with wheels and different compartments are big enough to store enough gear for your trip including your hardware. For a typical overseas snowboard trip you would need:


Some of our top snowboard bag picks include:

  1. The Burton Wheelie Flight Attendant Bag - designed for overseas trips, this bag has an enormous amount of space and will fit all the gear you need
  2. Burton Commuter Space Sack - the perfect partner for hitting the slopes in Australia. The commuter space sack has ample padding for car journeys and can be carried on your back or over your shoulder
  3. More from our snowboard bag and case range:

Still looking for the perfect snowboard bag? Our friendly team are happy to chat on the phone or answer questions via email on the contact link below

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