VEIA John John Florence Explorer 2 Shortboard Travel Bag (6'6 | 7'0)
VEIA John John Florence Explorer 2 Shortboard Travel Bag (6'6 | 7'0)
SKU:148863
Double Shortboard Travel Bag (6'6, 7'0): the VEIA JJF Explorer 2 bag carries 2 shortboards.
Key specs:
- Fits a 2-board quiver
- 1 padded board separation panel
- Front and rear compression straps; internal heat shield
- VEIA's rockered bag shape
- Explorer 600D fabric; neoprene main handle
Who it's for: Two-board trips.
Sizing: Sizes listed: 6'6", 7'0". Pick the size that matches your board length. Not sure? Bring your board to the shop and we'll fit it.
We carry a large selection of surfboard travel bags.
See also: All surfboard travel bags · VEIA board bags · Shortboard travel bags · HSS knit board socks
Developed with co-founder John Florence and the rest of our team, the Explorer 2 Shortboard Day/Travel Bag is designed to safely transport your favorite 2 board quiver anywhere, anytime.
Featuring VEIA's Rockered bag shape (a VEIA design), the Explorer 2 Board Mid Length Bag's build includes Explorer 600D fabrication, multiple grab handles, compression straps and more.
Features
INTERNAL:
1 x padded board separation panels
Front/rear compression straps
Accessories pocket
Internal heat shield
EXTERNAL:
VEIA rockered bag shape
Multiband™ grab points + tie down loops
Tunneled compression straps with 'buckle buddy' neoprene protection
Neoprene main handle + 360° grab handles
10mm top/side + 20mm bottom padding
Removable shoulder strap
Accessories pocket
6" Carabiner hookup
FAQ
What size bag do I need?
Match the bag size to your board length, and check the brand's fit notes on this page.
Can I fly with this bag on Hawaiian or Alaska?
Yes. Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines treat surfboards as standard checked baggage with no special item fee. One bag can hold more than one board, up to 10 ft 5 in (nose to tail) and 50 lb. On flights using their regional E175 aircraft, the bag must not be longer than 9 ft 7 in (Alaska and Hawaiian surfboard policy, Nov 3, 2025). Fees and rules change, so check the live airline page before you fly: Alaska and Hawaiian sports equipment baggage page. Other airlines have their own limits.
