Weekend Warrior 2.0

Absolute game changer for those of us lucky enough to fly to ski destinations. Beats the heck out of looking for a Sherpa to carry your boot bag plus a days worth of clothing etc when traveling to your departure gate(s). Especially when making connections via a gate on the other side of the airport. Highly recommended!

I originally purchased the Weekend Warrior 1.0.
I called and spoke to the owner (Shai) with some thoughts.

He listened and gave me feedback. I ordered the Weekend Warrior2.0 because of how I was handled as a consumer and to view the improvements to the bag.
Having not been disappointed (1.0 & 2.0) in the quality and thought in the construction of the bag I would recommend Diamant 100%.

I’ve been searching for the perfect carry on boot bag and this seems to be the one!
I haven’t used it yet (it just arrived) But, I have packed it full of all my gear and laptop.
It’s perfect!
I’m psyched not having to worry about my roller ski bag not making the weight requirement.
Now, I can confidently bring two pairs of skis with me
Great product and great communication from the owner whom, is based in NYC.
Well done!

The Weekend Warrior 2.0 absolutely exceeded my expectations. The bag is beautifully designed and constructed and is gorgeous to look at. But beyond that—it’s insanely functional—clearly been designed by a skier or snowboarder who understands what you do (and don’t) need in your carry-on bag for a ski trip.

This bag checks all the boxes. My [27.5] boots & helmet fit perfectly, plus room for layers and gear, and the bag still easily fits in the overhead bin.

Burly, not bulky. I know I’ll use it on road trips, too, just because it keeps everything together nicely and makes it easy to toss my boots and helmet into the cab of the truck where my boots stay warm, versus in the back with my skis.

Get yours. You’ll be glad you did.

The bag was shipped promptly within a few short days and arrived as quoted. The bag is made of a good material with multiple pockets and smooth zippers. I placed both ski boots (26.5) in a Tetris-like formation in the inside compartment and the straps buckled them down nicely. It looks like I’ll be able to probably put gloves, snow pants, goggles, and maybe a light Jacket without it being too bulky for under the plane seat. Going out West in March, I’ll report back if the bag actually fits under plane seat with everything I have inside with pics if it’s a successful trip. The construction seems durable, pocket space adequate and well-made.