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Just picked up a 15 xm 154, what tunnel bag do you use, I used a skinz bag on my xp, I keep my shovel in my bag so it needs to be large enough to hold the shovel etc. are any of the link bags large enough to use? Or any other ideas?

 

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Buy a pelican hard case

 

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Buy a pelican hard case

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I love the idea. Do u have any pics, and model numbers? How are u mounting this with the cooler being above the tunnel?

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I bought a 16 t3 154 and while I was at the dealer I picked up a skidoo soft bag that came with all the mounts for the linq mount on the tunnel, against the dealers opinion. He just kept saying everything will get wet and it's not a good bag. I'm like you I don't carry a backpack so my shovel had to fit in a bag on the tunnel. My xp I used a sled solutions bag and really liked it. I bought the skidoo bag and I just use some water proofing spray inside and out on it. It does get a little damp inside but I keep everything in bags so not to big of deal for me.

 

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We've got a few options for you that hold the shovel on the outside of the bag.

http://www.sledsolutions.com/index.php?id_product=256&controller=product

 

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More info here.

https://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=417473

 

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BCA MTNPro bag
Whiteout Technologies 2.0 rack
BCA hoe-shovel
Snobunje cobra wraps around it perfectly; I added some custom straps to hold it in place.

I went with the BCA bag not for the price or quality vs other options; I chose it because it was in stock when I wanted it. It holds a ton of stuff and is a fair value overall.

With the LinQ mounts added to the rack plate, it mounts about as quickly as any BRP accessory. The bag itself even mounts in a way that I could remove it easily enough if I needed to use the rack for something else.

 

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I use a powder keg. Hard case and everything stays dry and they have gas cans also

 

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We all use the Ski Doo Tunnel Backpack. Holds up well, carries a a lot, and is reasonable priced.

 

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I have used a powder keg for the past 4 years. Great box, highly recommended.

 

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Pelican Case

vliet said:

Just picked up a 15 xm 154, what tunnel bag do you use, I used a skinz bag on my xp, I keep my shovel in my bag so it needs to be large enough to hold the shovel etc. are any of the link bags large enough to use? Or any other ideas?

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The best Bet is a Pelican Case with the Ski-doo LinQ Fasteners on it! Waterproof, Strong Hard Shell, Possibility to divide compartments with foam which leaves all your stuff in place and avoids it from moving around in the "box", and easily removable! I have a friend that did this this year and I am definitlely getting one next year!

 

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BCA Tunnel Bag

Got rid of my Ski-Doo Link bags last year and got the BCA Tunnel Bags. They work great and hold more gear PLUS an EXTRA shovel. Not completely water proof but work really well. Initial installation takes about 10 minutes. Highly recommend.