I always like the trinity T8 bag but it was a little to pricey for me so i got the 1:8 ofna bag.. its the same size but its almost half the price. dont get me wrong the T8 bag has some options that make it better but i didnt think it was worth the extra money.. i have had my ofna bag for almost five years now and it still looks and functions perfectly!!whats everyones opinnion on diff types of hauler bags . looking for easyer way to get gear to the track other than rubber maid toates.
You can check the 1/8 bag without any extra charges but it will have to be under the 50lbs limit or you will pay an over weight fee. Since this bag is big it weighs a lot empty so once you put items in it, it's still pretty empty at 50lbs. I recomend the 1/10 hauler bag for flying you can jam pack it (depends on items) and it will be right at 50lbs.Can you check the 1/8 haulers for flying without extra charges?
Anything with wheels is a plus. I've had about 6 1/8th bags over the years and they all seem to rip, brake, fall apart ect. One reason is that you put so much stuff in them that they cant support all the weight. Secondly, I do fly about four times a year with rc stuff and that is what hurts the most, air ports are not kind. I've started using the 1/10 hauler bag and it has been holding up much better after I beefed up the drawers. A reason is that I'm limited to the amount of stuff I can jam in it thus keeping the weight down.whats everyones opinnion on diff types of hauler bags . looking for easyer way to get gear to the track other than rubber maid toates.
Agreed! I've destroyed every bag I've had- same reason... I manage to pack 200lbs of stuff into it...Anything with wheels is a plus. I've had about 6 1/8th bags over the years and they all seem to rip, brake, fall apart ect. One reason is that you put so much stuff in them that they cant support all the weight. Secondly, I do fly about four times a year with rc stuff and that is what hurts the most, air ports are not kind. I've started using the 1/10 hauler bag and it has been holding up much better after I beefed up the drawers. A reason is that I'm limited to the amount of stuff I can jam in it thus keeping the weight down.
Anything the rolls is your friend.
Monti
i just recently purchased a Wingtote 1/8 buggy Pro Roller. So far I like it. lots of room for all your spare parts and such!!! It wieghs a lot when I have it filled up and ready for the track!!! However the wheels and extendable handle make manuvering it easily.:dude:another good bag is the wingtote. most durable bag i have used so far
Load it up! You didn't come to watch!!!:thumbsup:i just recently purchased a Wingtote 1/8 buggy Pro Roller. So far I like it. lots of room for all your spare parts and such!!! It wieghs a lot when I have it filled up and ready for the track!!! However the wheels and extendable handle make manuvering it easily.:dude:
Come fondle my OFNA bag Sunday before you order.lots of great feedback- i think i have settled on the racers edge hauler myself- now where is the best place to get one for a)price b) quick shipping to vermont!