The Quad Hardside
Four wheels. Two sizes. One case that ends the drag across the terminal.
3 colors
From $679.99
See the Quad HardsideCapacity 2 pairs of skis
Lengths 190 / 170 cm
Empty weight 12.35 / 11.48 kg
Roll.
Don’t drag.
Four oversized multi-directional wheels under a hard polycarbonate shell. Upright through the check-in line, flat behind you to the platform, and your skis arrive the way you packed them.
Jackson Hole, WyomingThe lineup
A hardside case for the skis and a boot pack for everything that rides with you. Both designed in Jackson Hole and tested on the way to the tram.
The Sidecar Boot Backpack
Boots, helmet, laptop and passport. One bag from the driveway to the gondola.
$199.99
See the Sidecar Boot BackpackVolume 24 L
Max boot Mondo 30.5
Weight 1.63 kg
What owners say
I am THRILLED to finally have a hard side ski bag with 4 multi-directional wheels. It is life changing as a skier who travels.
The Quad in all black is honestly breathtaking. It just looks AMAZING. It was perfect with its smooth rolling and durability.
Can't comment enough on how easy it was to move across train platforms in Switzerland.
Know what your bag weighs before the scale does
Pick your case, add your skis by make and model, add your boots and layers, and see the total in kilos and pounds against your airline’s checked limit. No guessing at the counter.
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