Dakine High Roller Snowboard Bag 2027 - 165cm - Rosin

The Dakine High Roller Snowboard Bag in Rosin is a fully padded rolling travel bag designed to carry two complete snowboard setups along with boots and outerwear.

The 165cm version fits snowboards up to 165cm and holds two boards with bindings mounted, one pair of snowboard boots and additional outerwear.

Full 360-degree padding and a tarp-lined interior help protect equipment throughout travel, while interior webbing anchor straps help keep boards securely positioned.

A removable boot bag and removable outerwear bag keep gear separated and organized. Oversized 9cm urethane wheels provide smooth rolling through airports, hotels and parking areas, while padded top and side grab handles make lifting easier.

Exterior 38mm compression straps help secure the packed bag, and sidewall lash pass-throughs provide additional tie-down options. The end handle can pair with rolling luggage for convenient one-handed transport.

The main compartment uses a YKK #10 lockable zipper, while two exterior zippered pockets and an external ID badge pocket provide additional organization.

Constructed with a 100% recycled polyester body and a 75% polyethylene / 25% nylon lining, the High Roller also packs down tightly for compact storage.

Features

• Rosin colourway

• Size: 165cm

• Fits snowboards up to 165cm

• Holds 2 snowboards with bindings mounted

• Holds 1 pair of snowboard boots and outerwear

• 360° padded and tarp-lined snowboard protection

• Interior webbing anchor straps

• Removable boot bag

• Removable outerwear bag

• Oversized 9cm urethane wheels

• Padded top and side grab handles

• 38mm exterior compression straps

• Sidewall lash pass-throughs

• YKK #10 lockable main zipper

• End handle pairs with rolling luggage

• Two exterior zippered pockets

• External ID badge pocket

• Packs down for storage

• Body: 100% recycled polyester

• Lining: 75% polyethylene / 25% nylon

• Dimensions: 165 x 34 x 29cm

• Weight: 3.65kg

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