NSI Deceiver Golf Bag

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seaDog
seaDog
WA
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WA, 30 posts
9 Dec 2004 1:53am
Does anybody know where I can get my hands on one of these bags in OZ.

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HungLong
HungLong
WA
859 posts
WA, 859 posts
9 Dec 2004 8:58am
Give me a call seadog... 0404637147 if it's off send me a TXT...

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lurch
lurch
WA
312 posts
WA, 312 posts
9 Dec 2004 9:03am
Does this mean that if I buy a "golf bag" for my gear that it won't attract excess baggage fees when travelling overseas. I saw it on the net and it looks very tidy.
HungLong
HungLong
WA
859 posts
WA, 859 posts
9 Dec 2004 9:11am
give me a couple of days and I shall call Qantas & Virgin for their position on the matter... Then I shall post the answer here for you...



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HungLong
HungLong
WA
859 posts
WA, 859 posts
9 Dec 2004 9:16am
Well that was fast... got the Offical line from Virgin...

20kg per person
GOLF BAGS WILL NOT ATTRACT AN EXCESS FEE...

just going to get hold of Qantas... back soon !

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addiction
addiction
WA
69 posts
WA, 69 posts
9 Dec 2004 9:25am
SeaDog check out the Best home page for a "Golf" bag

tut tut Hung your slipping





www.addictionkiteboards.com
Adam Ratajewski
Adam Ratajewski
SA
70 posts
SA, 70 posts
9 Dec 2004 12:02pm
sweet as...Naish has also brought out a "golf" bag, have a look on their website naishkites.com
HungLong
HungLong
WA
859 posts
WA, 859 posts
9 Dec 2004 9:36am
"Golf bags and collapsible buggies are carried as baggage and are exempt from normal linear dimension restrictions..."

there you go the word from both major carriers in Australia...

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CarlBevo
CarlBevo
NSW
609 posts
NSW, 609 posts
9 Dec 2004 1:07pm
I want to know what the F#@$% the difference is between one sporting good to another? set of clubs Quiver of kites? whats the diff

Bunch of greedy Sods if you ask me

Probably the CEO of most airlines play golf(boring)

good not to create baggae fees specifically on golf bags for that corporate trip and probably dont want to upset all the golf mad Japanese tourists
lurch
lurch
WA
312 posts
WA, 312 posts
9 Dec 2004 11:00am
Hey Hung
are they in Aust yet, I'm heading overseas in Feb
bondo
bondo
QLD
699 posts
QLD, 699 posts
9 Dec 2004 1:11pm


Ive heard of people using regular golf bags - anyone on this forum doing so? what brand did you use??

HungLong
HungLong
WA
859 posts
WA, 859 posts
9 Dec 2004 1:10pm
quote:
Originally posted by lurch

Hey Hung
are they in Aust yet, I'm heading overseas in Feb



I can get you one if you like... give me a call 0404637147 or email...

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seaDog
seaDog
WA
30 posts
WA, 30 posts
9 Dec 2004 1:20pm
I've got relatives in the airline industry and its seems that airlines around the world will ONLY consider golf bags and ski's/snowboards as sporting equipment. Anything else (i.e. surfboards, kite equipment etc) doesnt count and will inccur excess baggage fees, also each airline has different restrictions to how much you can carry and/or the dimension of the sports equipment (call the ailine your flying with before heading off). I've been told that its been like that for over 10 years now.

Also using regular golf bags may not even make the cut as some airlines require you to put your golf bag in a travel case (similar to the NSI deceiver golf bag) for insurance purposes.

It still doesnt make sense to me but I bet its probably cause the ailines wants to take care of thier better off travellers who fly first class for golfing/skiing holiday, which if you ask me is absolute bull$h!t.

The thing now is how long can we pull this off before the ailines smarten up.

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monkey
monkey
NSW
251 posts
NSW, 251 posts
9 Dec 2004 10:05pm
Hey guys
here's what i got for the airlines for domestic:

Virgin Blue- the way to go IMO
Consider sporting bags as 5kgs.
I.e if you have 20kgs of baggage allowance and say you are carrying a kiteboard in a bag, thats considered as 5kgs regardless of the weight. You'll have 15kgs left.

I used this to my advantage and flew with 3 bags:
1 x Surfboard bag with a 6'0 surfboard and a kiteboard (weighed about 20kgs including the dirty clothes I threw in.

1X kiteboard bag with 2 kites (weighed 10kgs) and

1X luggage bag with 10kgs

Thats a total of 40kgs!!! and the 2 "sport bags" went in without even being weighed!! Kick ass!!

Quantas
Quantas allows surfboards and etc but you have to call them prior to your flight and arrange for it. Just call 131313 and give em your flight details.

They will not charge extra so long the total weight of the bag does not exceed 32kgs

and the total luggage should not exceed 32kgs if i'm not mistaken.

cheers
TimLewis
TimLewis
WA
111 posts
WA, 111 posts
10 Dec 2004 8:52am
The Golf Bags??

Kitepower will have a couple of those bags in stock soon.

If you place an order with us you won't miss out!- they will move fast!

Cheers

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