This is probably a stupid post, but anyways, I've seen fingerboard bags or cases or whatever and to me they seem really.............unnecessary. But people use them I'm guessing. I just carry mine in my pocket/car/wherever but I guess it could get ruined pretty easily that way. Anyone use fingerboard bags?
I won't be getting one most likely ever but I'm still curious to hear about your experience with them. And/or if you have some other creative/useful way of carrying your board around.

I have a china one, when I go away for a few days it's nice to have somewhere to put my stuff.

Hmm yeah. Didnt think about like trips and stuff.

I use a hobby knife box and carved out the insides so it will hold two completes and a penny board. It works and its really fun to sesh on the go.

i just have a toolbox type thing that's pretty small it fits all my decks and like 2 completes, plus my fbs box, tape, trucks, and basically anything i'd ever need. it fits in a backpack really easily.
but if i'm just going to a buddy's place i normally just stick a board in my pocket.

I bought a Flashbone bag in the BRR store when i visited some summers ago. I only bought it cause i got sick of my grip messing up in my pocket. I use it whenever i bring my setup(s) somewhere.

Here is a comparison i did between the Flashbone and the Fakebone:
http://www.fingerboardhq.net/t12948p30-cheap-flashbone-bags

Think Ive posten in a thread exactly like this one about this before, or else have dreamed it. I uploaded this image of a harmonica style case with one of my old setups in it. Get creative!

Bags are nice!! I need a flashbones.. I use a camera bag for long trips, and most of the time I put it in my pocket and have mastered carrying it all day without snapping it like an idiot. I always have a setup with me.

my pocket

Pocket wrecks your grip, I have a little camo bag, and also small screws and extra decks can be kept easily