will 9.4 fit in 9.6 bag ?
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Sure will, it is a big bag, it is thick and padded, has a slot for the fin. (take it off if you can when traveling) Has a big zipper and does well in the florida sun. Enjoy
1424716
Yes, with two inches to spare. If you are concerned about too much excess, stuff a towel in to fill out the bag. It is a good bag at any price, but for what those nutty guys at Curve are asking, it is quite the zippy deal. They have a Curve Surf web site, so check that out before you order off Amazon.
866032
The 9'6" bag has a lot of extra room for my 9'6" board. It's only 2.75" thick and 23" wide, but I would guess you could go even shorter for a 9' board.
912702
Yes! It will fit but the speaker hole on the back is different. The l9 is horizontal whereas the f6 is vertical.
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Yes the bag should fit. A bag for a 4qt is 8", a bag for the 5-6qt is 10", and the bag for the 8-9qt is 12". These are nominal sizes and the bags are made to accommodate that. I like Norm's idea of using a piece of plywood in the bottom. Since I use my pots for myself and for teaching others, secure transportation is critical. 1/2" plywood does the trick and is a little lighter than 3/4", but even a piece of hard cardboard is better than nothing in the bottom. The bag is worth the investment. I used cardboard boxes for a while, but air moisture eventually breaks them down. Yes the bag should fit. A bag for a 4qt is 8", a bag for the 5-6qt is 10", and the bag for the 8-9qt is 12". These are nominal sizes and the bags are made to accommodate that. I like Norm's idea of using a piece of plywood in the bottom. Since I use my pots for myself and for teaching others, secure transportation is critical. 1/2" plywood does the trick and is a little lighter than 3/4", but even a piece of hard cardboard is better than nothing in the bottom. The bag is worth the investment. I used cardboard boxes for a while, but air moisture eventually breaks... » Read More Yes the bag should fit. A bag for a 4qt is 8", a bag for the 5-6qt is 10", and the bag for the 8-9qt is 12". These are nominal sizes and the bags are made to accommodate that. I like Norm's idea of using a piece of plywood in the bottom. Since I use my pots for myself and for teaching others, secure transportation is critical. 1/2" plywood does the trick and is a little lighter than 3/4", but even a piece of hard cardboard is better than nothing in the bottom. The bag is worth the investment. I used cardboard boxes for a while, but air moisture eventually breaks them down. « Show Less
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Yes the width is 8.5" so it will fit in your 9.25" space. The dimensions are 8.5" x 15.75" x 2.75".
1590837
I have a 15.4 Mac Pro and it fits like it was made for it. 15.6 might fit but it'd be tight.
244744
Yes. I have an HP Envy 15.6" and it fits perfectly. It is a really nice bag.
1918428
It is borderline. The ends of the bag are 4 1/2 inches square with a diagonal of the square of 6 1/2 inches. It depends on how wide the head is with it's 6 inch length. If it is 6 x 6, it will not fit.
670868
Your 15.6 inch laptop is actually only 14 inches wide, the bag;'s interior is approx. 14.5 inches wided, thus making it a tight fit as others have stated.
635814
I have a 15.6 Lenovo laptop and it's super tight. Just being honest. It is do-able, just hard to zip! I think 15.5 would fit fine.
197974
No 6 3.5" drives won't fit.there are 4 3.5" hot swap bays and 2 internal 2.5" drive bays
633985
Not really. The size of the bag is 10x14, but the opening is smaller because of the zipper and depending on components on the MB (heat sinks, rear panel ports, etc.) you will need something at least 11 inches wide. It is a good sturdy bag, though, just not good for wide boards.
1260652
My laptop is roughly 14-3/4 by 10-1/4. It fits in the backpack. It is about the maximum size that will.
1473075
I would suggest a 6 by 9. I will venture to guess you may be upgrading a starter everyday bag and crave more speed. Even if this is your first bag the 6 by 9 will not be a tiny peanut bag by any standards. Still, if you are getting a nice bag, spend the money on a nice ball bearing swivel. The swivel will make a drastic difference. Avoid the plastic ball and socket swivels, they will ruin your experience. It will be a fast learning curve and the bag will allow you to become quite fast while having the size to give good resistance. Good luck.
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For reference, my NS6 fits in the bag, and while it's not particularly snug there isn't much wiggle room either. Compare the NS7ii dimensions to the ones on Numark's site for the NS6 and see how much difference there is. More than an inch on any dimension and I would say no, it won't fit.
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Yes. I just got mine today and am using it right now! It definitely fits my 15.6 laptop!
292506
I'm not sure! I have some wiggle room with my Mac that is 15.3 I believe. So it might be pretty snug with 15.6