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flying with fins????
- Thread starterkirehe
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golf bag
I went to my local dept store and for 33.00 dollars bought a heavily padded golf club carry bag. Its perfect because it fits three sets of fins, most gear, and has plenty of room left over for clothes. It also has a hard plastic bottom as well as wheels. One of the best travel bags for the long fins.
Jim
I went to my local dept store and for 33.00 dollars bought a heavily padded golf club carry bag. Its perfect because it fits three sets of fins, most gear, and has plenty of room left over for clothes. It also has a hard plastic bottom as well as wheels. One of the best travel bags for the long fins.
Jim
In the last 2 weks, I have flown Air Canada, Gulf Air, and Egypt Air. A few months ago I flew Westjet in Canada as well, and on all of them, I have taken my monofin (in it's Waterway bag) onboard as carry-on! I saw on the yahoo finswimmer group that a mondiver did this all the time, so i thought I would try. I have had no problems at all, just some surprised expressions and curious security guards and flight-attendants. But no problems....the fin fits in most overheads...sometims it has to be curved a bit, or some planes have a big closet, and the diver from finswimmer said that he has oput it behind the last seats against the bulkhead.
So take'm on board if you like
Cheers,
Erik Y.
ps...went freediving off the south coast of England today, in 2 metre seas looking at the cliffs of Dover...beautiful!
So take'm on board if you like
Cheers,
Erik Y.
ps...went freediving off the south coast of England today, in 2 metre seas looking at the cliffs of Dover...beautiful!
one more idea
In between my post from this morning and this one, I've packed my fins for Honduras. Didn't want to take the large golf bag case on this trip, so put the fins in an old army-type duffle bag and packed my clothes around them. Wouldn't treat the carbons this way, but the plastics should be fine.
Scott
In between my post from this morning and this one, I've packed my fins for Honduras. Didn't want to take the large golf bag case on this trip, so put the fins in an old army-type duffle bag and packed my clothes around them. Wouldn't treat the carbons this way, but the plastics should be fine.
Scott
Kirehe,
I have traveled with my carbons multiple times by packing them in the center of my duffle exactly as Scott described. As long as they are not close to the edge of the duffle, they will not get severly bent and subsequently damaged (remember, carbon fins have alot of flex to them).
I have traveled with my carbons multiple times by packing them in the center of my duffle exactly as Scott described. As long as they are not close to the edge of the duffle, they will not get severly bent and subsequently damaged (remember, carbon fins have alot of flex to them).