Combo borsa da sci High Sierra e borsa per scarponi Sku, nero/mercurio, taglia unica

Name: Combo borsa da sci High Sierra e borsa per scarponi Sku, nero/mercurio, taglia unica
Brand: High Sierra
SKU: 0040176471723
Price: 105.24 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:High Sierra

3.6/5

€
105.24

Per tutte le esigenze degli sport invernali. Tessuto durevole resistente all'acqua. Cerniere a spirale in nylon autoriparanti. La borsa per scarponi può contenere un solo paio di scarponi da sci fino alla taglia 13. La borsa per sci ha una cerniera a 3/4 e può contenere sci fino a 200 cm; un'estremità può essere piegata per fissare gli sci più corti.

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EAN: 0040176471723

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Sport invernali, Sciare, Borse da sci,

Brand	High Sierra
Color	Black/Mercury
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,473 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Department	unisex-adult
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	53875-0968
Item Weight	3.3 pounds
Manufacturer	High Sierra Sport Company
Material	Nylon
Product Dimensions	15.5 x 10 x 15 inches
Size	One Size
Sport	Skiing

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Scritto da: Stacy P

Hight Sierra Ski Bag & Ski Boot Bag Combo

Product as described, works as expected. I added a plastic insert to the bottom of the boot bag to give it some rigidity made all the difference when carrying the bag with heavy ski boots in it. Just what my son needed to carry his new ski boots, gloves, etc.

Scritto da: Frank C.

Good Quality For Price

Good Value

Scritto da: Elise

Exactly What We Needed

Bought this to carry some skis from Utah to California via plane and it was great! Kept my brand new skis in perfect condition and was allowed to fly with Delta. 10/10 recommend

Scritto da: Teacher

Works great for Nordic ski team

My daughter uses both bags daily for high school nordic skiing. No complaints!

Scritto da: Shawn

A little bigger for my ski board but it’s OK

Used it for a while. One main reason to use the bag for my ski board and boots is they won’t get my car dirty after skiing and won’t scratch my car. I tried putting my ski board and boots directly in the back of my car. They created the scratches… but now thanks to the bag, I have a nice place to keep my ski board and boots. The only one drawback is they are really long and you may have plenty overhead room there. But it’s OK. You just fold it.

Scritto da: DreamertK

You get what you pay for

This bag is 200cm. That's 6'5" feet. You can fold over the top into the top strap so that it's not flopping around. When I pulled it out of the box it looked almost wide enough to fit a snowboard, but when I put my skis in and tightened the straps it fit my skis and poles fine. You might be able to put in a second pair, but I have not tested this. The handle on the bag is enough to get your arm into to hold on your shoulder, but not large enough to go across your chest to wear. You can also hold the bag in your hands but for some reason the bag will tilt with the weight of the ski binding, so you're forced to wear it on your shoulder. Neither bags are padded, so if you need more protection then throw some clothes in there. The boot bag is exactly that with no bells and whistles or pockets. I wear a size 27.5 and there is more room to fit up to a size 30. There was enough room to store socks, hat, goggles, thermals and waterproof pants/jacket. You could just use both these bags for a 3 day weekend on the slopes and not need anything else! Pros: *Boot bag large enough to hold many items and large boots *You can put your arm through the ski bag and hold it on your shoulder *You can tighten up the ski bag and tuck excess bag under the straps *Small storage space when not in use *Price Cons: *The size of the ski bag is ridiculous *You can't sling the ski bag across your body *Not padded *No pockets on the boot bag

Scritto da: Joe

Decent Ski Bag With Lots of Room

I bought a High Sierra ski bag 20 years ago and still have it! That's why I bought this one. Quality is decent. The boot bag is a great size! It fits my 28.5 Dalbello boots, my ski pants, and my large Smith helmet (I stuff goggles, gloves and hat inside the helmet). The zippers on both bags are cheap plastic and a little difficult to use if you don't pull on the opposite end to create tension. The straps on the ski bag are useless. It would be much better if they buckled instead of cinched (I'll probably cut them off). The mid-bag strap is just plain in the way when putting skis in the bag, and it's a pain to thread it out of the plastic loop each time. Overall, I'm happy with it. The straps and zippers are tolerable.

Scritto da: Bryan G.

Maybe not padded but it will do the job.

Most times when you travel with ski equipment you add clothes for extra padding and to save costs anyway. This bag is durable and as cheap as it can get from Amazon. You will not care at this price if it gets a tear because your gear will be protected along with your clothes and extra padding.

Scritto da: A

No frills ski bag, great if you do not plan on flying with your skis/have more than 1 pair

The ski bag comfortably holds a pair of ~160cm skis + poles + bindings. However, I tried to stick 2 pairs of skis in the bag - 154cm + 160cm (bindings on), and unfortunately it seemed to be a pretty tight fit (even when optimally inserting them so that the bindings aren't bulging out). With both sets of poles, I was not able to comfortably zip up the ski bag (there was a small zipper gap still; I might have been able to force it, but didn't feel comfortable doing so). If you have 2 sets of skis, then this bag is fine if you're not flying with the skis (remember, no padding on the inside) and using them strictly for vehicle travel. But if you have 2 sets, I'd recommend looking for a larger bag (and one with padding). The ski bag also has a strap you can tighten/loosen to 'hold' the skis together. However, this horizontal strap is not a clip - it's definitely annoying to try to loosen the strap fully. I've relegated to just loosening the strap as much as possible without actually removing the strap (the last part is a bit difficult when it's cold out, with gloves on...), and just working around the strap when inserting the skis into the bag. You can also roll up the ski bag to make it shorter. Again, there is no buckle mechanism here to tighten the straps when rolling. Something I can live with as I don't plan on adjusting my bag size often, but might be annoying if you are constantly transporting vastly different length skis. The boot bag was adequate for 26.5 mondo boots + helmet + goggles + gloves. It will pretty much fit most (if not all) of your auxiliary ski gear for the average person. I wish it had a shoulder strap, but can live without one. Overall, I found lots of compromises with this ski bag and boot bag. If you're looking to buy for life, get something more expensive. If you're an occasional skiier, or just starting out skiing and don't plan on flying much with your skis, then this is great value.

Scritto da: Gerry X

An inexpensive boot bag / ski bag set

Build quality is good, and the delivery was very fast. However, beware that the boot bag does not have much room after putting the boots, also it does not have a strap to carry the bag on back or shoulder. The zipper of the ski bag is too short (does not span the length of the bag) making it pretty inconvenient to place the ski into the bag.

Scritto da: Tom Hargraves

Narrow Ski Bag, not good for wide skis or large bindings

My wide skis, and my skis with large marker bindings will not fit in this ski bag. The bag is "large" in length only. I suppose I could try to squeeze them in by reversing the skis and offsetting them, but then the sharp ski edges would be outermost, and probably slice through the thin material. And anyway, who wants to be messing about with a ski bag after skiing? So if you have wide skis, avoid this bag.

Scritto da: Jonny C

Does The Job

The ski bag is plenty spacious and it fits my 163cm skis and poles with space to spare. The boot bag can hold your boots, a helmet, gloves, goggles, and socks. The wet gear after a day of use does not leak through and into the car upholstery. That being said, all gear should not be left in there while wet or for long-term storage.

Scritto da: TechTravelMusicGeek

Great value Ski and Boot bag combo

Quick delivery and a decent product - as described. Great for basic transport and protection of the skis/boots while in my vehicle or on ski bus trips. Pro: I was able to easily fit my Mondo 29.5 boots (men US size 11.5 shoes), as well as my helmet, goggles and gloves in the boot bag. I was also able to snuggly fit two pairs of downhill skis in the bag. Con: The only thing lacking I believe is a "shoulder strap" for the bags. You have to carry a bag in each hand. Although the boot bag appears to have two nylon loops where you can perhaps attach "your own" shoulder strap.