Burton Cinch Sack Snowboard Bag

Bought for my son. Nice & sturdy bag.

It is FANTASTIC!!!!! Rugged and well made!!!!!

I’ve read a posts about this bag and similar ones saying they aren’t worth buying because they aren’t protective enough. This is what I like to call “short-hop” bag. Meaning you’re using a car, truck, SUV, or bus to transport your board to a LOCAL Mountain. This IS NOT for airline travel because it IS NOT padded. This bag is designed to stop scratches and dings to your board. Hence the “Short-Hop” as I call it. Yes it will get cut or torn, put a piece of duct tap on it and say it did it’s job. I use these bags for about 2-4 seasons and then ditch em. I’ve used Burton, Forum, Rome, Ride and Ogio and they all end up being ditched with dirt and tape on them too. I’ve been snowboarding for over ten years. If you’re looking for a padded bag be prepared to pay about $100 to $175 for one, something like the Burton Gig bag will be perfect for a single board on a plane. This is a “Short-Hop” or road bag to protect from scratches, protect my board from my truck bed, or keep my friends SUV interior from being scratched by board edges. I live on the East Coast, I don’t use racks because road grime and salt and they effect MPG. If you’re driving 200 to 400 miles to your mountain and back your gas tank will thank you for your boards being inside. Buy this for what it is “BASIC” protection for your board NOT for air travel.

Before I say anything else- there is NO ZIPPER on this bag!! NO PADDING so this bag really is for just keeping it in your room to store your board?It has a draw string on one end to close this bag!! It is not for traveling or check-in to a flight!!Do not buy this bag unless you just want to put your snow board and store in a room.