Dakine Fall Line Ski Roller Bag

Great ski bag for flights. Needed one for a backcountry ski trip and it fit skis, boots, backpacking bag, day bag, helmet, and outerwear. Just be mindful of weight restrictions and keep the beacon in carryon.

Loved this for my recent ski trip, good size and quality plus nice design. Wish it had straps inside but otherwise it's great.

I like the bag. The exterior of the bag is durable, well made and features heavy duty zippers. Lots of interior storage. My ski boots (size 11.5 foot) fit in boot section.I didn't like the interior. No ties/straps or padding for skis. Skies move around and bang into each other (think transition from rolling to sling carrying). I was concerned that unrestrained skis could tear the inner liner. The tow handle is small/narrow and the end of the bag bent up quite a bit when rolling (unless skis are the full length of the bag - mine are 177s).I opted for a bag that was less durable outside, had straps and padding inside and multiple spots to hook the tow handle and/or fold back the dead space at the towing end.

Solid bag. Lots of room. Looks sturdy.

So pretty and easy to find in baggage claim. I love it and it’s really easy to maneuver.

I like this bag a lot. My only request would be internal straps to hold skis. However, I used other items and a ski carry strap to secure items inside. Boot bag very helpful. All arrived safely and intact. Floral design nice to differentiate from similar bags.

This bag has plenty of room for a couple pairs of skis and poles, one pair of boots, plus clothing! I recently used this bag for a solo ski trip to Utah, and I had enough room for one pair of skis and poles, one pair of boots, and pretty much all of the clothing I needed for the trip. The boot bag is definitely not intended to be checked as a bag by itself, but rather to be in the ski bag with your stuff. That being said, it holds boots just fine and has carry handles so you can use it to transport your boots from your hotel room to the slopes. It has a decent amount of padding, the wheels roll very freely, and the bag itself is pretty light which helps you try to keep it under 50lbs to avoid paying extra for an overweight bag. The zippers are nice and sturdy, and the bag gives you a few options for carry handles as well. The outer shell does feel very well made and durable. Highly recommended!

I took this bag to Canada from Arizona, so you could say that there was a bit of a trip for me to evaluate the quality of this bag. In terms of durability, it’s just fine. In the pictures it looks a lot more thick than actually is, I suppose that’s not the only criteria to judge the quality of it. The padding inside of his bag kind of reminds me of those pizza carriers, which is not a really good thing. My skis were all ultimately fine, but I wrapped them in some bubble wrap, and I strongly do not recommend that you leave your skis free floating in here. That’s partially because there is an incredible amount of room for some reason inside of this bag. That’s almost to a fault. It looks fine, but when I actually try to travel with it, it kind of went limp and it looked kind of interesting. That being said, rolling it was a challenge.