ROAM Coffin Board Bag

Product description

Designed with utilitarian simplicity this is a bag with many hidden features; everything you need and nothing you don’t. Externally it is very simple – hardwearing 600D nylon and webbing over 10mm high density padding with reinforced sidewalls and additional nose and tail protection. There are 2 grab handles at the nose and tail plus 2 padded carry handles on the top and slightly forward for dragging the bag. The shoulder strap is buckle free and removable plus there are 4 utility loops for maximum securing. Inside are securing straps and inlays for keeping your boards separate, plus 7 internal pockets for surf essentials like wax. The zippers are heavy duty, corrosion free plastic moulded zips and zip pulls.

This is understated design; pure function and practicality when you need it most. Designed to accommodate 3-4 boards in sizes up to 8’0 or 2 boards for 8’0 plus. The bags are cut long to allow for extra padding or boards packed inside day bags.

• 6’3” – 8’0” fit 3-4 boards
• 8’6” – 9’6” fit 2 boards
• 10mm High Density Padding
• 600D Sides
• Extra Reinforced Nose and Tail
• Removable Buckle Free Strap
• 2 Padded Carry Handles
• 2 Grab Handles and 4 Utility Loops
• 4 Compression Straps
• Heavy Duty Moulded Zippers
• ID Badge
• Ventilation
• Internal Board Straps
• Includes Internal Inlays
• 7 Internal Pockets

About the size and shape

Most board bags are available in a range of shapes to suit the surfboard type: Fish, Shortboard, Longboard etc. The difference is mostly in the nose shape and width. If in doubt buy a board bag with a wider nose shape - a shortboard will still fit in a Fish bag and when carrying 2 surfboards more space helps.

A ROAM surfboard bag is designed to fit the surfboard it’s labelled for: a 6’8 bag will fit a 6’8 board. If the bag itself is 6’8” in length then it’s really a 6’6 bag. Not all brands do this so make sure you check.

Width is also key, especially when packing 2 or more surfboards.

Note also the tail shape or if there is a tail box or expanding fin area to allow a surfboard to be put in with fins. (Always remove fins before travelling by air)

View product photos for more details about the dimensions and weights