This best-selling ski bag features high-density waterproof fabric and omnidirectional wheels. It boasts a large capacity for checked baggage and supports wet and dry separation. Suitable for ski enthusiasts, travel aficionados, and frequent business travelers; not ideal for those seeking minimal gear. Size L is recommended for both skis, and using a non-slip mat provides added stability. Avoid cheap models without lining or with wheels that easily get stuck.
As the “backpacker” for three consecutive ski seasons, I finally replaced my old ski bag this year—not because it was broken, but because it couldn’t keep up with my gear upgrade pace. The brand-new 2025 model [Waterproof Wheeled Ski Bag for Both Single and Double Skis] is practically tailor-made for someone like me who wants to enjoy the snow while also catching a high-speed train. With a large 60L capacity, it can fit two skis, a full set of protective gear, ski boots, and a jacket. It even has a built-in wet and dry compartment, so I no longer have to worry about wet ski boots soiling my clean clothes. Best of all, it can be checked in directly! It saves me the awkwardness of unpacking and repacking at the airport—it’s incredibly convenient!
First, the core specifications: a 30D nylon + PU coating waterproof layer, which, in actual testing, showed no leakage after being soaked in rain and snow for 2 hours; 8cm widened swivel wheels, capable of supporting up to 40kg, providing a silky smooth ride. The bag weighs only 2.8kg, 15% lighter than competing products of the same size. The most impressive feature is its “three-section compartment system”—the upper section for ski boots, the middle section for ski board securing slots, and the lower section for dry and wet compartments, even isolating snow and mud. I tried driving directly from a ski resort in Hokkaido to the airport without getting a single drop of water on it. Source category: January 2025 ski equipment review sample (Batch A, 25-year-old female, medium build, frequently travels to Northeast/Xinjiang). Note: Different sizes have different ski length compatibility; size L is suitable for users over 165cm.
[Special Feature: Not only can it hold a lot, it can also hide a lot]
Many people think a snowboard bag is just a simple bag, but the design details of this one completely changed my mind. First, the board slot uses memory foam and Velcro for double securing, so it won’t wobble even on a bumpy high-speed train ride. Second, there are hidden zippered pockets on both sides for passports, wallets, and phones to prevent loss. There are also non-slip feet on the bottom to prevent slipping upon landing. Suitable for: winter travelers, ski instructors, and competition participants. Not suitable for: pure snowboarders who only wear snowboards and don’t check them in – these people prefer lightweight backpacks. Interestingly, I’ve seen many bloggers on Xiaohongshu complaining about “wheels getting stuck” and “zippers breaking,” but this bag, thanks to its aerospace-grade metal zippers and reinforced stitching, hasn’t had any problems so far.
