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Air206
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Posted: February-16-2013 at 12:19am |
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tullfooter
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I've got the same EP bag with a 65" Comp X-2. I will never sell those.
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Florida Inboards
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Only three left as I sold two on E-Bay!
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Foot_Fungus
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I actually have an old snow ski bag in storage I might have to try out. Its either that or get the wifey to sew one up. I just thing $60-70 for a boom storage bag is too much.
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Hollywood
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I like the idea of putting a boom in there but I'm not sure these bags are tough enough to handle the weight of a solid boom. I use jump ski bag, plenty of room.
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s_kelley2000
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I doubt your boom would fit in a water ski bag but you might want to try a snow ski bag. I have used one for my boom for years and it works well to keep everything together and makes it easy to transport. You may want to put a towel or something in it to keep the two poles from scratching each other. Probably not too easy to find one in SC but you should be able to find one online for under $25. |
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Foot_Fungus
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i wonder if my barefoot boom will fit in there...was looking for a cheap alternative to the damn 70 BI bag
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Hollywood
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I would love to see storm34 swerving on a 64. That'd be like a super duper ski scat under him.
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Florida Inboards
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They are small bag's for 64" and shorter. I put my wife's 64" HO A-2 in one to see how it fit, just could not get the zipper up around her double Boots.
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storm34
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What length is the EP bag? I'm interested!
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Florida Inboards
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Retro 70's Ski Bags Cypress Gardens . 65" skis will fit. Single high wrap will fit in these. I have 2 Cypress Gardens and 3 EP. Will put them up on E-bay next week. New bags to cover that vintage wood ski! $25 each plus shipping! |
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