Snowmobile gear tote

[christopher]

Was using the KLIM Kodiack bag with Rollers.
Though could get everything in it, it really was just to small!

Upgraded to their new Team Gear Bag
This one has MUCH MORE Room.
The Helmet pouch and the Boot Compartment are fully isolated from the main compartment and there is enough capacity to EVERYTHING in the middle!

 

[xrated]

I use a hockey equipment bag with wheels on one end and a retractable handle on the other end. It has enough room for all my gear including my backpack,

Ditto.

I got one of these, only it says Polaris on it and it's red.
http://www.amazon.com/Shock-Doctor-Power-Hockey-Gear/dp/B002RZFCSQ
Still need to score a drier for it, but I will.

It pays to have a cousin who knows things But the no longer sell these I believe, still a great product and idea though. Wet gear, dry by morning.

Like I said I haven't gotten a dryer yet, but if it works for drying hockey gear and taking the smell out it will work for sled gear

 

[fat]

Ogio for me...sturdy..heavy duty quality...takes a licking and keeps coming back for more.

Use 7800 gear bag with separate compartments for boots, helmet, tec vest..etc. Get all my riding gear in there including my knee braces.

Then put all other gear in the Ogio Bus....plenty-o space!

Both bags have wheels and handles.

Agree. I love my Ogio bag.

 

[V-Man]

Home Depot plastic bin. Waterproof, inexpensive, big, durable. I keep it packed in the garage, ready to roll in a moments notice. One for me and one for my lady.

I'd choose based on how far you have to carry it. If you do lots of hotels etc with your gear then a bag with rollers would be nice. On the other hand, if you stay in motels or primarily ride from home save your money, you won't have to carry it far.

 

[volcano buster]

I use one of these.

1) keeps gear dry
2) keeps gear protected
3) makes a good seat when suiting up.
4) stackable in the shop (1 for me, 1 for wife, kids share one)