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garypuento
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What is the best storage bag for on the back of a pro? Looking for something waterproof. Thoughts?
Underseat storage bag for pro
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I ended up picking one of these up,
http://www.sledsolutions.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=165_224&products_id=1264
Haven't tried it yet but it looks pretty decent.
http://www.sledsolutions.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=165_224&products_id=1264
Haven't tried it yet but it looks pretty decent.
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sledneck_03
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Mountain addiction one is a fuel can with the top cut off. Uses a rail system so it dosent wear on your tunnel top.
dryYou pretty much got it nailed. That E series bag that goes under the rear of the seat from sled solutions is my favorite. Then the bag from mtn addiction compliments it nicely. Wouldn't even bother looking at any others
X2, I have one on each sled and they are great.
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Trenchmaster
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I have the Sled Solutions under seat bag, it works quite well but still gets a bit damp inside. I also have a Pelican box strapped onto my tunnel rack, stuff stays bone dry in there.
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sledneck_03
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I read that wrong i see your asking about under seat bags. I have the polaris one. Mainly cause the sled solution one would have been $200 by the time it got to my door in canada.
The polaris ones small but has a waterproof liner. Holds a couple pairs of gloves and a pair of goggles or two. Its also raised off the tunnel 3/8"-1/2" to keep the bottom from getting wet. Also has a expandable back, guess you could put wet gloves and stuff in there or something. If you run a gas can you can run it tight to the seat to keep if from kinking the tunnel.
The polaris ones small but has a waterproof liner. Holds a couple pairs of gloves and a pair of goggles or two. Its also raised off the tunnel 3/8"-1/2" to keep the bottom from getting wet. Also has a expandable back, guess you could put wet gloves and stuff in there or something. If you run a gas can you can run it tight to the seat to keep if from kinking the tunnel.
North Face Bag
I use a PVC North Face small size duffle bag. The suspenders come off and the side compression straps attach nice to the VMI rack I have, Totally waterproof, and can compress down when you don't carry much or load it to the gills for days when you need to carry a lot of stuff. Removes in seconds when you don't need a bag at all. Have looked for years for a fully waterproof, multi use bag big enough when I needed or small and out of way when I didn't, nobody makes one, so got creative. It can be up against seat when not carrying fuel, or unclipped and moved back when I want fuel up front. Most versatile system I've seen yet. Works great for me.
I use a PVC North Face small size duffle bag. The suspenders come off and the side compression straps attach nice to the VMI rack I have, Totally waterproof, and can compress down when you don't carry much or load it to the gills for days when you need to carry a lot of stuff. Removes in seconds when you don't need a bag at all. Have looked for years for a fully waterproof, multi use bag big enough when I needed or small and out of way when I didn't, nobody makes one, so got creative. It can be up against seat when not carrying fuel, or unclipped and moved back when I want fuel up front. Most versatile system I've seen yet. Works great for me.
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sledneck_03
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No different polaris bags and different sled solution bags.
bags
"13's & up different bag
"13's & up different bag
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garypuento
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Thanks for all the input, I think I will go with the sled solutions bag.
don't have any good pictures but I don't think the E series bag pushes the gas cans back too far. So far no tunnel damage on my sled.
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