Very nice video! I have a number of the large square deluxe padded bags for my wood boards. But, I noticed that there is no padding on the bottom perimeter of the bags. If storing them upright, I can feel the hard edge of the board make solid contact with my hard floor. There is no padding to protect the bottom edge or perimeter of the board that is making contact with the floor. These bags would be greatly improved if there were padding there!
I wish House of Staunton made their deluxe bag with slightly better interior construction. The ribbon straps that hold a rollup board snapped on me, while 2/3 interior zippers broke on me since they are made from a cheap plastic.
Both my boards are 23.5". Do you recommend the bag for 26" - For Chessboards Less Than 25.5" x 25.5" x 1.5" rather than the 24" - For Chessboards Less Than 23.5" x 23.5" x 1.5"?
That's a nice looking board you held up at 22:28. How big is it? And where did you get it from?
How do you like it compared to your other boards?
Very nice video! I have a number of the large square deluxe padded bags for my wood boards. But, I noticed that there is no padding on the bottom perimeter of the bags. If storing them upright, I can feel the hard edge of the board make solid contact with my hard floor. There is no padding to protect the bottom edge or perimeter of the board that is making contact with the floor. These bags would be greatly improved if there were padding there!
Thanks for this video, very helpful.
would have been nice if you gave the name for the type of bag each one is called...........
I wish House of Staunton made their deluxe bag with slightly better interior construction. The ribbon straps that hold a rollup board snapped on me, while 2/3 interior zippers broke on me since they are made from a cheap plastic.
Is the chessup good for chessnut air?
Both my boards are 23.5". Do you recommend the bag for 26" - For Chessboards Less Than 25.5" x 25.5" x 1.5" rather than the 24" - For Chessboards Less Than 23.5" x 23.5" x 1.5"?
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You mean "helpful advice" not "advise" when you advise someone you are giving "advice"
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