Collection: Surfboard Accessories

Use a longboard travel bag to protect your board. A padded surfboard bag that fits snugly helps to absorb impact and avoid damage. Remove the fins before travel, and wrap the board in padding like bubble wrap before loading it into the bag. Check if your airline has size restrictions before traveling.

• Size and fit: Ensure the bag is the right length, width, and thickness to fit your board snugly without being too tight.
• Protective Padding: Look for thick padding, especially at the nose and tail.
• Easy Mobility: Consider a surfboard travel bag with wheels if you plan to travel long distances.
  

A surfboard coffin bag is a heavy-duty travel bag for transporting 2 to 4 surfboards. Whereas surfboard socks and travel bags work for single boards on short trips, coffin bags offer heavier padding and hold multiple boards, providing optimal protection for airline travel and checked luggage.

• Use a well-padded surfboard bag or a surfboard coffin for maximum protection.
• Remove fins for travel.
• Wrap your board in extra padding or cover with a surfboard sock.
• Reinforce the nose and tail with extra padding or foam pipe insulation or bubble wrap.

Yes, you can carry a surfboard on a bike using a dedicated rack that attaches to the bike frame. There are different styles to fit both shortboards and longboards. Bike surfboard racks make it easy to travel short distances without the need to carry your board by hand or secure it to a car.