Updated July 20th, 2023
If you are looking for a way to keep your ski or snowboard gear organized, a boot bag is a great solution. It can hold your boots, helmets, gloves, goggles, and clothes neat and organized. You don’t have to have a big pile of mess in the back of your car or closet at home. The OutdoorMaster Boot Bag is one of the best ski boot bags I have ever owned. Let’s talk about what makes the OutdoorMaster Polar Bear boot bag so great.
OutdoorMaster Polar Bear Boots Bag
- FUNCTIONAL DESIGN WITH NON-SLIP WATERPROOF BOTTOM – 2 separate compartments for boots with drainage holes, grommets & ventilation, LARGE MAIN COMPARTMENT for helmet and other gear!
- CARRY-ALL SPACIOUS BOOT BAG – Fits ANY SIZE boots, helmet, goggles, gloves, and your other gear. Bring additional gear using the outer compressions cords.
- GREAT FOR TRAVELING – Take your boots and helmet on the road with ease. Carry using the two ergonomic CARRYING HANDLES or as backpack with the adjustable SHOULDER STRAPS.
- ADDITIONAL FEATURES – 3 QUICK-ACCESS zippered pockets on the outside, 1 WET / DRY SEPARATION pocket inside, as well as 2 key clips inside.
- SIZE – 15.74 x 13.78 x 16.92 inches
- WEIGHT – 3 lbs
- WARRANTY – One year warranty
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What we liked
- Easily fits all your ski and snowboard gear in a neat organized manner
- Well made heavy duty feeling construction
- Lots of compartments and pockets for storing gear and accessories
- Built in drainage in the boot compartments for melting snow
What we didn’t like
- It is too big to use as a carry on bag for flying
- A shoulder strap would be nice
Features of the OutdoorMaster Boot Bag
For years I just throw all my stuff in the back of the car when I went skiing. I had one drawstring bag, that mom made, to put gloves and goggles in. I never got more organized than that. When loading my car or carrying stuff into the hotel room at night I needed a couple of trips to get everything.
These boot bags allow us to keep all our ski gear in one place. I only need to carry one thing between the house and the car. It greatly reduces the odds of leaving something at home since it all stays in one bag now. When I get home or to the hotel room I spread everything out to dry. After it’s dry it all goes into the boot bag until the next time I go skiing.
Construction
The OutdoorMaster Polar Bear Boot bag is made from nylon materials with a waterproof exterior and a heavy duty waterproof bottom on it with rubber feet. It feels very well made. The materials feel heavy and strong. All the zippers and hardware feel up to the task.
It has 2 carry handles. One on the top and one on the front. Both handles feel strong enough to easily handle the weight of a fully loaded bag. There is no shoulder strap for carrying the bag that way. I would have preferred a padded shoulder strap for carrying the bag as well but it isn’t a huge miss. It does have backpack straps.
The 2 side pockets for your ski boots have drain holes so they won’t fill with water if you don’t get all the snow off. The zippers for the boot and helmet compartment feel heavy duty and should last a while.
Backpack
The backpack adjustable shoulder straps are padded and feel up to the task of supporting a bag full of ski gear. The ends of the backpack straps have metal clips. They attach to metal o-rings on the bottom of the bag. There is no waist strap or chest strap. There is a zipper compartment for storing the straps when you don’t want to use it as a backpack. I find it comfortable carrying around. I have no trouble carrying it from the parking lot to lodge, hotel, or into the airport.
Boot and helmet storage
There is a spacious boot compartment on each side for storing your ski boots. I have size 10 feet and there is several inches of room to spare, in all directions, with my boots. I think they will fit most ski boots and snowboard boots without any problem. The boot compartments have drainage grommets so snow can melt and drain out of the bag.
The center large main compartment is big enough to easily fit a ski helmet and a lot of other ski gear.
There is a separate compartment on the top and bottom of the helmet compartment flap. These are good for your wallet or keys or other small flat items.
There is a zipper pocket on the side of each boot compartment. It’s big enough to fit a hat or a set of base layers or something like that.
I have loaded it up with the following and had room to spare.
- Ski helmet – size large
- Ski goggles
- Ski goggle lens case
- Neck warmer
- MFI face mask
- Thin hat
- Heavier hat
- Ski gloves
- Ski lock
- Balaclava
- Bib ski pants
- Shell ski jacket
- Down insulating jacket
- Wallet
- Car keys
I have no doubt I could have also fit a set of base layers, ski socks, water bottle, snacks, and at least 1 mid layer in there too.
Bag size
The bag measures 15.74 x 13.78 x 16.92 inches. The maximum size for a carry on bag is 9 x 14 x 22 inches. The width dimension of this bag is too wide to use as a carry on bag. This spacious bag holds a ton of stuff and works great for travel if you check it with your ski bag. Don’t try to take it as a carry on. This is my only real complaint about this bag.
Some people have had luck using the OutdoorMaster 50L Lynx Ski Boots Bag as a carry on bag. It has dimensions of 10.6 x 13.6 x 20 inches. You have a better chance of smashing that bag into the bag checker if someone at the airport wants to check.
OutdoorMaster Polar Bear Boots Bag
Use the Coupon Code SALE15 for up to 15% off or code SALE20 for 20% 2 items at OutdoorMaster.com during their Clearance Sale
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Wrap up
If you are in the market for a new boot and helmet bag check out the OutdoorMaster Polar Bear Ski Boot Bag. It is a great way to keep your ski equipment or snowboard gear organized at home and on the road for your next ski trip.
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Kate Ryan
Co-Founder & Editor
Kate is from Taiwan and came to the US after meeting her husband Doug. She has degrees in Fashion Design, Sales, and Marketing. The first thing we did her first winter here was go straight to the mountains and start ski lessons. These days she is an expert black diamond skier and waits for no one at the bottom. She also loves hiking and biking. She comes from Taiwan where people ride scooters way more than cars. She would rather bike or scooter and only drives when she absolutely has to.
kate@adventuregearinsider.com
