verb
lug
LUG/lʌɡ/
To carry or drag something heavy with effort.
He lugs the heavy sack across the floor with both hands.
Etymology
The verb comes from Scandinavian and originally meant pulling slowly or with effort. Comparable Swedish and Norwegian verbs mean “pull by the hair,” illustrating the forceful pulling associated with lugging.
In context
your skis boots and poles I highly recommend renting these in Resort that way you don't have to Lug them through the airport