Surf Backpack, Backpack for Surf, Gift for a Surfer

Here’s me with a 6’5” board, I’m 5’5” (female). I’ve also loaded up a big 1970s heavy glassed 7’5” board and taken it for about a half mile walk to the beach. It was much easier than carrying the board, that’s for sure. But also my back was sore after that. I haven’t been brave enough to try this on a bicycle yet, and would definitely bring a smaller board for that (Also I’m not confident enough on a skateboard for that option, but I know a lot of people are). The backpack itself is really well designed, and it’s fairly easy to load and unload the board. I was impressed with the quality and design. I will definitely take this back pack on all my future surf trips, because you never know where you might end up wanting to surf... but for someone my size I would not take a board larger than 6’5” on any long hikes greater than a mile or so or on steep terrain. Actually I might have to get myself a shorter (but wider/more volume) board so I can take full advantage of this backpack!!

Dudettes and Dudes… if you want a sick bag to carry your boards while skate board shredding down to Ocean Beach San Francisco, Mavericks, down the cliffs in Malibu or taking off to Navelette, GET this BAG! I’m off to Hanalei for some tasty waves…

Been looking for a way to transport my 8’ foamie on my eScooter for awhile and this is perfect. Easy to walk with, easy to put together, and plenty of space for available in the bag.

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Seems pretty good. I do have one gripe and that’s that the Velcro straps on the changing mat are to short to go around my board which is 22.5” wide. In my opinion they could make them a couple of inches longer on each side. Jimmy