DEERFAMY Ski Boot Bag, 55L Waterproof and Snowproof Skiing and Snowboarding Travel Luggage, Excellent for Store Ski Boots, Skis, Snowboards, Jacket, Helmet, Goggles, Gloves & Accessories

Worked perfectly for me on my trip to Jackson WY.

I got this bag right before going on a last-minute ski trip that was put together on the cheap. That meant getting rental gear and doing the parking lot slog with it each day. I had grown used to having boots over one shoulder and skis/poles over the other while making the muddy trek over long stretches of gravel. But this bag definitely eased the suffering of not having a locker or a fancy ski-in/ski-out situation. With boots in the bag and skis attached to the sides (see pics of actual use), I went from hands full to hands free. Do note that the bag needs to be lying down to attach/detach skis unless you have a helper. The strap clips seem up the job, however.A few other noteworthy features: Along with some accessory pockets, the main compartment has loose fabric separating one opening from the other. It can be used as a wet-side/dry-side or before/after skiing arrangement to keep things clean. The backpack straps also stow away completely if you want to just use the handle or shoulder strap. The elastic cord on the front is pretty loose, but it'll hold some gloves or the like.That is a ton of features for a bag that costs less than two beers at the lodge. Even if it falls apart after a few weekend trips (which does not seem likely so far), it would still be worth buying.

I tried 2 bags, both had the exact same issue. The zippers are waterproof and have very tight teeth and weaving around it and it gets stuck to the point you can't actually open or close it. Both bags I tried had this exact same issue on all the zippers and I went skiing with zippers half open and closed.Neither my wife nor myself could budge the zippers and on the first one I was able to get it unstuck a couple of times but each time it got to the same spot it would stick and finally got stuck permanently. You had one job zipper: open and close and you couldn't do that.

When I'm searching for a solution that I'm not finding in conventional areas I try to think outside the box. I travel a lot and have things that I need to transport that I want to protect. Even though I'm not utilizing this as a ski boot bag - it offers so many great things about it that you're going to want one for a myriad of items as well. You can put anything you want in there really! I love the unconventional setup and organization of the bag. It is waterproof. The material on the outside is durable and made from high quality. The zippers are heavy duty with big poles so you won't necessarily break them the first time you try to zip it up - that's me anyways LOL it's really well priced too. I'd snag one quick and think outside the box!

If you have a big helmet this barely fit.

I was looking for a gig bag for a DJ setup, specifically to carry a Roland Handsonic HPD-20 and misc gear. This bag caught my eye as it looked to have the same shape as the Handsonic.I’m pleasantly surprised that the Handsonic with stand mount, the heavy kick pedal, a small yamaha mixer, a couple mics and misc cables all fit ever so sweetly in this bag!The bag has a thin layer of padding to help protect from bumps and bruises. One of the great features is the stowable shoulder straps, so it can be carried like a backpack, or the straps tucked away for less loose ends and carried by the yoke handle.This bag may be good for ski boots/helmet, etc. and it is also a great bag for the audio equipment I’m packing in it!Very glad to have this bag. If you have a Handsonic and are looking for a bag, this is perfect!

The ski area we go to has a long walk from parking to the lifts. This bag was perfect to store my gear and carry two and from the car. Fit my size 9.5 boots, helmet, goggles, two pairs of gloves and a beanie. Best of all, I was even able to strap my skis and one of my kids skis to it and keep my hands free. So inexpensive to have so much value.

There is not much room in this bag for anything, let alone adult ski boots. I suggest you spend $5-$10 more and get a bag that is large enough to work and is durable. I returned this bag after trying to fit in two adult boots. I did not even try a helmet or other ski gear.