Description
Swing through Aspen Ski and Board today to grab the new 2027 North Face Base Camp Snow Roller! Designed specifically for winter travel, this durable snow roller makes transporting your skis or snowboard easier, safer, and more organized than ever.
North Face Base Camp Snow Roller is built with ultra-tough Base Camp material and features internal compression straps to keep your gear secure and protected during transit. The smooth-rolling wheels and a strong, telescoping handle make navigating airports, parking lots, and resort villages a breeze. An external zippered pocket provides extra space for accessories like gloves, tuning kits, or outerwear layers, ensuring everything you need travels with you safely.
Key Features:
- Rugged Base Camp material for superior durability and weather resistance
- Internal compression straps to secure skis, snowboard, or gear
- Smooth-rolling wheels and telescoping handle for effortless transport
- External accessory pocket for added storage
Buy the how the 2027 North Face Base Camp Snow Roller takes the hassle out of traveling with your winter gear.
Find the North Face Base Camp Snow Roller at Aspen Ski and Board on Polaris Parkway in Northern Columbus, Ohio.
Bag Types
Boot Bag
For one pair of ski or snowboard boots, often with a helmet or accessory pocket on top. The smallest and most common bag, perfect for day trips and resort weekends. Most fit boots up to mondopoint 32-34 (US men’s 13-14).
Gear / Travel Bag
A larger duffel for boots, helmet, goggles, gloves, and a layer or two. Useful for flying or longer trips where you want everything in one place.
Ski Bag
Long padded bag for skis. Some hold a single pair, some hold two. Padded bags add weight but protect bindings and edges. Most ski bags come in 165 cm, 175 cm, 185 cm, or 195 cm to match common ski lengths.
Snowboard Bag
Padded bag for one or two snowboards. Sized similarly to ski bags. Look for extra padding around the binding area if you travel with bindings mounted.
Roller Bag
Ski or board bag with wheels and a telescoping handle. Worth the cost if you fly often or have a long walk through the airport.
Bag Sizing
Ski Bags
Pick a bag at least the length of your longest ski. A small amount of extra room (5 to 10 cm) is fine and gives space for tip and tail protectors. Going too long makes the bag harder to handle.
Snowboard Bags
Match the bag length to your board length. A 165 cm board fits in a 170 cm bag with room to spare. Wider freeride or powder boards may also need a wider bag, so check the bag’s width spec if your board is over 26 cm at the waist.
Boot Bags
Most boot bags fit any adult ski or snowboard boot. If you wear a mondopoint over 32 or a US men’s 14, double-check the bag’s max boot size before ordering.
Travel Tip
If you’re flying, check your airline’s oversized item policy. Most carriers treat a ski or snowboard bag as one checked piece if it’s under 70 lbs and within their length limit (usually 115 inches combined length plus girth).
