Brandon Poser...

(depswa) · (depswa) **Join Date: Nov 2000** 09-02-2010, 3:59 PM

I saw this banner and it reminded me of our conversation...

Did you end up buying a golf travel bag for flying with your gear?

..I'd laugh to see you with one of the LF bags' rockin Liquid Force logos! LOL

(bbr) · (bbr) **Join Date: Apr 2002** 09-02-2010, 8:35 PM

It would certainly be awesome, however, you know that I can't possibly buy one of those particular bags.

(depswa) · (depswa) **Join Date: Nov 2000** 09-03-2010, 9:41 AM

Yep...did you buy just a regular golf travel bag like I recommended? Seems like they would work great. I have one for my clubs that I wanna try to use for my wake gear and see how it does. Shoe compartment for the helmet, rope, handle, etc. And The inside is rubberized, so it'd do well with damp bindings/vest, etc.

ANyone else use a regular golf travel bag for their wake gear?

Oh...and the reason I'm mentioning this is that I heard on here one time that some airlines charge extra for board bags, but let golf clubs fly free..

(jmuthafnp) · (jmuthafnp) **Join Date: Feb 2006** 09-03-2010, 10:41 AM

Just tell CM to front you one of those roller bags. If you're flying Southwest, they won't charge you for it as long as it's under 50lbs.

(wakeandsnow27) · (wakeandsnow27) **Join Date: Jun 2004** 09-03-2010, 1:25 PM

I used my big hyperlite blue/camp bag this summer to fly my golf clubs, and board to montana. worked great.