Intriguing website! I found many products / brands that I have never heard of, such as Malcolm Fontier bags. It must be an Aussie site - they show a cover for a surfboard for when you travel. Alas, not quite carry-on friendly, but they are obviously trying.
"Have surfers been single handedly holding up the airline industry? In recent times, excess baggage fees have become rude, and with the weight of boards, wetsuits, pillows and teddy bears (what?!) you can start to imagine how it is stinging our pockets. Rip Curl figured they’d try to leave some of that coin with the traveling surfer, and so have tried to lighten the load of hauling your boards…"
Haha, some of us are Aussie, but there's contributors from around the globe these days. We have bag designers, retailers, and heavy users all contributing content, trying to share better ways to carry. There's a number of One Baggers in our audience, but Maria is right, it's hard to only be a One Bagger when you're carrying surfboards or kayaks, so there's some tips for the larger stuff too!
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"Have surfers been single handedly holding up the airline industry? In recent times, excess baggage fees have become rude, and with the weight of boards, wetsuits, pillows and teddy bears (what?!) you can start to imagine how it is stinging our pockets. Rip Curl figured they’d try to leave some of that coin with the traveling surfer, and so have tried to lighten the load of hauling your boards…"