This longboard backpack is suitable for 47.2inches (120cm) boards and is waterproof.Īs obscure as it sound, rifle bags are actually the perfect dimensions to fit a dancer in! (crazy right?) This is a basic longboard bag that can be used for long boards and dance boards less than 46 inches.
Terminal transportation jfk postcheck free#
There aren’t many available to my knowledge if you know any that I haven’t listed feel free to add it in the comments!Ĭomes in two sizes 42 inches and 44/46 inches so choose appropriately. If you do decide to check your board I would advise getting a bag to put your board in, here are some options!!!*īags made specifically for the purpose of carrying longboards. I personally advocate against checking boards openly, especially if you’re traveling with them often, because in the cargo area of airplane the boards are exposed to extreme temperature and pressure changes quickly which can lead to warping (and making your board dangerous to ride!) It’s less of a worry and may run you some extra dough but if that isn’t a problem and you really don’t want to risk dealing with anyone at the airport than that’s for sure your best option. The EASIEST way to get your board through the airport every time is to check it. Here I’ll just list out some pros and cons of either coming from a personal and educational standpoint. Should you check your board or carry it on?Ĭhoosing whether to check your board or carry it with you is always going to be a matter of personal preference as are most things. Ive separated this post into sections so if your flight is tomorrow and you’re in a rush you can find the information you need in the given section that pertains to you! I have yet to try to bring my board on a plane internationally so I reached out to my super dope friend and well known world trotter Ryan Ricker of Paris Trucks Co. Now I’m not here to talk to you about anything besides skateboards (if you were planning to bring English Christmas Crackers sorry but your on your own), and how I get them through the airport. Entering the airport with anything besides a luggage or book bag can seem pretty intimidating and confusing every airline and every airport has different rules about what is allowed on planes/what isn’t so it can be hard to navigate well I’m here to tell you virtually everything that isn’t flammable (C02, propane, firecrackers, etc.) compressed air, and English Christmas Crackers (don’t ask me, ask TSA) can be taken in a checked bag.
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