Trucker Gear Bag

I love this bag with racing every weekend in the summer this keeps me organized

My husband travels for work on construction sites and has to pack his boots and hard hat along with tools. I surprised him with this bag for Christmas but it didn’t hold up for more than a few months. He absolutely loved the bag until it ripped and now he can’t put anything in the inside pocket.

Horrible product, inside seam ripped after one flight!!!!!

I like the smaller idea they had here..but plastic corners and runners are flimsy. The kick out to keep bad standing upright only works if you have the bag jammed packed with stuff otherwise it just bends in on itself and falls. Zippers are not the smoothest and catch in the corners. Buckles are not as robust as other bags. For these reasons I sent it back

First time it showed up it was absolutely destroyed, then my replacement didnt come for a month. That being said the nag is great. I recently used it for a trip and it held up great over airline travel. Worth the money.

So at first I was like ok, this isnt as durable as my Hazard4 shoreleave cordura load out bag but that thing is indestructible really it survived many deployments and flights (and is still functional just some of the zippers are kinda shot) so I got this one. I travel a lot for work like over half the year Im gone. So off the bat I wasnt expecting this thing to outlive the Haz4 bag, but Ive only had this bag for maybe 10 flights so far and one corner is already ripped, the zippers are starting to mess up and the wear is just way higher than youd expect for a tough Motocross bag. So I dont know, Im tempted to send it back to see if I have a genuine OGIO bag or a fake, Id assume its a real one and if thats the case Im disappointed especially because lets be honest youre paying for the brand name and the cool pattern. I may just end up going back to my Hazard4 bag or getting a new one from them.

Great bag, durable.

Great gear bag, very good quality.

I have been looking for a rolling duffel over the past year that 1) was rigid enough to still stand upright when full 2) large enough to carry all of my clothes and gear and 3) seemingly durable enough to last.

Not quite as big as the Rig 9800 I was replacing but it has separate zipper pockets that are really handy.