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| OGIO Force Cart Bag - 2007 Model | 
 enlarge | Brand: Ogio
Category: Sports
Department: Unisex-adult
This item is no longer available
Avg. Customer Rating:  (1 reviews)
Sales Rank: 101737
Media: Sports
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.9
Dimensions (in): 37 x 0 x 0
MPN: 712402
UPC: 000666001045
EAN: 0000666001045
ASIN: B000OFJDZ4
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| Features:
| • | 9 Woodetrade; top | | • | Lift Griptrade; integrated trunk handle | | • | Containment pocket for strap | | • | Expandable side hydration sleeve | | • | Full length three-way club dividers |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
The theory behind this cart bag is that all that chaos can be controlled.
Product Description
This cart bag is outfitted with the 9-inch Woode organizing top with full-length three-way dividers to minimize club contact, an expandable side hydration sleeve, and eight zippered pockets. The bag is 37 inches high and weighs 5.9 pounds. For easy lifting, it includes the Lift Grip integrated trunk handle. Other features include a weatherproof fleece-lined valuables pocket, an elastic oversized towel loop, a glove/putter cover Velcro strip, and a containment pocket for the strap. Specifications: - Height: 37"
- Weight 5.9 lbs
- 9" Woode organizing top
- Zippered rain hood
- Lift Grip integrated trunk handle
- 8 zippered pockets
- Weatherproof fleece-lined valuables pocket
- Expandable side hydration sleeve
- Elastic oversized towel loop
- Containment pocket for strap
- Glove/putter cover Velcro strip
About Ogio
From humble beginnings to a modern phenomenon, top gear bag designer OGIO still thrives on the substance that spurred its existence: vision. Michael Pratt fostered the prodigy that is OGIO, and with intuition and a little financial reinforcement spawned the young company?s venture into gear bag design. With an innovative line of duffels and packs loaded with excess features, OGIO dished out the inner extreme everyone craved. With this driving appetite, OGIO reinvented golf with a fresh contemporary line and a pimped out golf cart, more widely known as the BRV (battle-ready vehicle).
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| Customer Reviews:
Lightweight But Not Very Sturdy January 13, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Looks great but it buckles and falls on one side when full of clubs and gear.
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