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OGIO No Drag Mach 5 Backpack
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OGIO No Drag Mach 5 Backpack
- Aerodynamic molded exterior design for unmatched "Air Flow" reducing drag while riding
- Weather resistant molded exterior shell with molded graphic design
- Laptop protective compartment fits most 15" laptops
- iPad tablet protective compartment
- Fleece lined smartphone and personal electronics protective pockets
- Helmet visor padded protective compartment
- Shoe storage dedicated compartment
- Helmet carry strap with soft nubuck leather
- Removable hip belt with off-center attachment to prevent gas tank scratches
- Deluxe organization panel with secure valuables pocket and adjustable load divider to evenly distribute weight
- Expansion zippered gusset to increase main compartment capacity
- Ergonomic and deluxe padded back panel for ultimate comfort
- Fully adjustable and ergonomic padded shoulder straps with quick exit buckles and no slip sternum straps for comfortable and secure fit
- Body conforming shoulder gasket for increase comfort and fit
- Hydration ready
- Reflective safety piping and logo for 360 degree visibility
- Concealed aerodynamic carry handle
- 1475 cu. in. / 24.17L expanded
- 20.5"H x 14.5"W x 7"D
- 3.7 lbs. / 1.67 kg.
- Carbon weave PU shell, 840D Jr. Ballistic Nylon, 420D poly
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Overall rating
Rating breakdown 9 reviews
5 stars
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4 stars
7
3 stars
1
2 stars
0
1 star
0
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
9 out of 9(100%)customers recommend this product.
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OGIO No Drag Mach 5 Backpack Aerodynamic molded exterior design for unmatched Air Flow reducing drag while riding Weather resistant molded exterior shell with molded graphic design Laptop protective compartment fits most 15 laptops iPad tablet protective compartment Fleece lined smartphone and personal electronics protective pockets Helmet visor padded protective compartment Shoe storage dedicated compartment Helmet carry strap with soft nubuck leather Removable hip belt with off-center attachment to prevent gas tank scratches Deluxe organization panel with secure valuables pocket and adjustable load divider to evenly distribute weight Expansion zippered gusset to increase main compartment capacity Ergonomic and deluxe padded back panel for ultimate comfort Fully adjustable and ergonomic padded shoulder straps with quick exit buckles and no slip sternum straps for comfortable and secure fit Body conforming shoulder gasket for increase comfort and fit Hydration ready Reflective safety piping and logo for 360 degree visibility Concealed aerodynamic carry handle 1475 cu. in. / 24.17L expanded 20.5H x 14.5W x 7D 3.7 lbs. / 1.67 kg. Carbon weave PU shell, 840D Jr. Ballistic Nylon, 420D polyOverall rating
Rating breakdown 9 reviews
5 stars
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4 stars
7
3 stars
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2 stars
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1 star
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Bang for the Buck
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9 out of 9(100%)customers recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Overall it is a great bag
PostedApril 10, 2012
From Burnaby
Rider Type:Kneedragger
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
/
5
The only thing I don't like was the pocket for the helmet face sheild.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Great, with one flaw
PostedApril 9, 2012
From Los Angeles
State:CA
Rider Type:Moto Newb
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
/
5
The bad first: as others have said, the bag doesn't have a flat bottom, so it doesn't sit up while you load it. Because the opening is on the inside of the bag (against your back), that means that you have to lay the bag on the ground while loading/unloading. My bag's already pretty scratched from doing that. Not a deal breaker though. I haven't used the helmet holder yet, but can see how the helmet will swing around, like others have mentioned.
Now on to the good. It's super comfortable. The visor holder is nice to have, once you figure out the correct way to put your visor in there. The little waist pack is really nice to have for the things you need often, like wallet, phone etc. I've been able to fit a ton of stuff in here, and will be using it daily for my commute. For that reason, it's also nice to have the laptop compartment (a snug fit for my 15-16 inch work laptop, but keeps it from moving around), and the shoe holders. Reflective piping and logos are nice also.
All in all, I recommend the bag. Just don't be mad when the point on the outside gets scratched from laying it on the ground.
Rides: 2012 BMW F650GS ABS
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
It's pretty but...
PostedMarch 15, 2012
From Milwaukee
State:WI
Rider Type:Hyper Miler
Age:35-44
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
3
/
5
I didn't purchase this from Revzilla, but I wanted to put my review here because this is my favorite site to purchase all things bike related from.
First of all I listed Bang for the Buck as fair. Why? For all practical purposes this is a limited use backpack. What do I mean by that? When I purchased this backpack, I was thinking "Well, I'm a student & I ride my motorcycle to school so I can use it to haul my books, laptop and other such things." Wrong, but let me get back to that in a moment & talk about what's good about the bag.
First the exterior. The bag looks sharp. The outer shell has a sort of carbon fiber look and I've had people come up to me & say how cool the bag looks & want to feel the shell. The back of the bag that touches your back is nice & padded as are the shoulder straps. There's that nice off center waist strap that won't mess up your bike tank, the chest level strap that is adjustable & a helmet holder belt that you can use to keep your helmet attached to your backpack when you're walking. At the top of the back there's a zipper pocket that could hold a large smartphone or other such device. There's also reflective stripping on the left & right side so you'll be seen at night.
The interior of the bag has various pockets for pens, a phone, a laptop, a tablet size device and other such things. There isn't an elaborate setup, but it's sufficient. The space is decent with special shoe slots that work well. There's also a compartment to hold an extra helmet face-shield which I've tried out & it works. There's a zipper that goes around the length of the bag to expand the capacity of the backpack which is very nice. The interior of the bag has a decent setup with an acceptable amount of space.
Now the not so good stuff. If you're the kind of rider that's only going to need to haul clothes or extra shoes this bag has you covered. If you're like me & also want to haul around books...It better be comics or paperback. The exterior of the bag is single stitched and at the top front of the bag(what people would see if you were wearing the bag) there's a slit of sorts. It's a leather or suede slit you can slide your hand into to pick up the bag. Due to the single stitching it tears easily as my bag did. What it revealed was a piece of hard plastic underneath the leather or suede material. That single stitch equals poor quality & a short life span. It only took two of my daughters school books, her shoes & her lunch to cause my bag to rip when I picked it up. My daughter is nine so I'm not talking encyclopedia britannica here either. The bag is not designed to carry anything more than a light load. Also the bag is sexy, there's no denying that, but because it's good looking you almost have to treat it like a piece of art. You won't want to scratch this thing, get it scuffed or let anyone man handle it. The bag won't stand on it's own so you're going to have to either hold this thing or set it on the ground/floor when you're not wearing it. That means it'll get dirty easy or something might fall on it or scratch it. Yes, there is a waist strap, but if you have a gut, the strap isn't going to fit around your waist. I have a 32" waist with a slim stomach & with my leather jacket on it was a snug fit. Do your dieting before you strap this bad boy on.
While the interior will fit a decent amount of clothes don't expect to fit much else. Due to the unusual shape of the backpack, it's difficult to fit books. Even with the expansion zipper feature there's not a lot of room to work with. I was able to fit my 15" Asus Zenbook, an external dvd writer, an assortment of pens, my smart phone, my camera, various cords, my external hard drive & jump drive, but after that only 2 decent sized books. So it's not very practical for a student. Oh yes & that helmet shield holder. Good in theory but not in practice. If you want to put books in your bag you can't use the helmet shield feature. With all the things I just listed inside the bag the face shield wouldn't fit properly in the bag. I couldn't close the bag until I either bent the face shield( which would have broken it) or removed the shield. I chose the ladder. And the belt thingy that can be used to hold your helmet on the exterior of the bag? Well, it does what is says, but when you start walking you get this sort of swinging helmet motion which just isn't good so another nice idea but it needs some work.
In all fairness to the mfg, when I called OGIO to complain about the rip that happened 10 days after I had the bag they were extremely helpful, understanding & allowed me to send the bag back for a replacement bag free of charge. They paid to have it shipped back & are sending the replacement bag free of charge as well. So OGIO clearly stands behind their products. Even though this review on the Mach 5 is harsh I'm still going to continue to buy OGIO products. I'm just going to make sure I physically inspect the product before I drop the cash next time.
So in conclusion for $160 + I'm recommending the bag only to people that will use it to hold clothes, their laptop & other light things. For a student I'm saying it's not worth it.
Hey though...it's sexy.
Rides: 2004 Yamaha YZF-R1
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Has some flaws...
PostedApril 27, 2012
From CHINO
State:CA
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:35-44
Gender:male
The Ogio Mach 3 has an excellent look, but has some problems in execution. The hard shell is made up of some new fangled material. It feels like somewhere between plastic, rubber, and foam. Unfortunately, it seems to be prone to getting "dents" or depression marks. As everyone has complained, the backpack doesn't stand up, which means that the dent marks are inevitable.
Strangely, I haven't laid this backpack down on any surface that would cause this... I've been extremely careful taking care of it, so I'm not quite sure what has caused the two or three dents to appear.
The interior is very tight inside. Right now I have an IPad, a bluetooth keyboard, and a couple of shirts inside and that's about all I can fit without making the back bulge out. I don't recommend this backpack to anyone who has to continually take things in and out through the course of the day. It opens from the backside so it's somewhat difficult to take things in and out, especially since the backpack doesn't sit-up or stand up.
All in all the backpack is satisfactory, but I wish it could have been made with a tougher material that's resistant to marring.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Excellent finish and very functional
PostedMarch 11, 2012
From Central Jersey
State:NJ
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:35-44
Gender:male
I was upgrading from the Ogio Less Drag Backpack and can say that the capacity of the Mach 5 is comparable.
What I like:
- fit and finish are excellent. carbon weave looks really sleek.
- sleeve fits a 15.4" HP laptop and very protective
- internal stretchable mesh keeps things organized
- fits snug and very comfortable
- expandable storage useful when carrying extra gear, i have it zipped up for commuting and appears compact
What I like:
- fit and finish are excellent. carbon weave looks really sleek.
- sleeve fits a 15.4" HP laptop and very protective
- internal stretchable mesh keeps things organized
- fits snug and very comfortable
- expandable storage useful when carrying extra gear, i have it zipped up for commuting and appears compact
What I liked the least:
- the zipper are on the inside and getting to stuff on the inside can be a challenge
- does not stand up due to the shape
- off-center waist buckle is difficult to close with a jacket on. I extended the length using zip ties and is now fine.
- the zipper are on the inside and getting to stuff on the inside can be a challenge
- does not stand up due to the shape
- off-center waist buckle is difficult to close with a jacket on. I extended the length using zip ties and is now fine.
Rides: 2011 Ducati Diavel Carbon
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
TMNT
PostedMarch 7, 2012
From portland
State:OR
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:25-34
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
/
5
4.5 stars. Tons of features and adjustability for a custom fit. I do not wear the waist belt so in the riding position the rear/bottom end feels like it sticks up some. Kinda feels like im carrying a turtle shell on my back when snugged up nice and tight but only in the riding position. Semi waterproof. I've had it in the rain only twice and none of my things got wet but if you take a water hose to it i bet it'll give and let some water in. Overall an excellent investment for me as a daily commuter. Enough storage to hold my junk. Nice finish on the outside. I can be seen at night. No drag. Comfortable. For the price it should have came with the hydration pack. If you don't need a visor carrier and an expandable main compartment, go for the Mach 3 instead. Mach 1 if you just want a cool looking backpack.
Rides: 2001 Honda CBR929RR
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
good but...
PostedMarch 6, 2012
State:KY
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:18-24
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
/
5
this backpack is good but... it could be better.Fist the good things the desing is amazing with that carbon look, the back pading is amazing and it has plenty of room it even has that extrat room zipper that provides a ton of room, the red interior is a nice touch, other helpfull items are the extra visor carrier a bit clumsy to put in but it can be remove.the helment carrier is a strap the goes around the chin of the helment and lock the helment to your side instead of your back, this is what i love about it no worries of bomping into something while carring a helmet. it also has a quick strap removal like the one found in the alpinestars backpack. hydrant system a bit clumsy too but a nice touch also. now the bad its hard to take something out while standing and trying to hold the backpack due to the zipper being inside no on the outside ( but a nice safety idea if walking around a crowd. no pickpockets problem) also the straps get on the way when you are try to get something out quickly. untill now i love this backpack,i love the desing the padding, i consider this backpack a mix of alpinestars and icon brad backpacks the result a nice well balance backpack.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Great overall
PostedApril 9, 2012
State:NM
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:35-44
Gender:male
The only issue is that it's hard to unbuckle the bottom because it's on the side and one hand will only reach.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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do you post to australia?? and if so whats the cost??
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stealth Black / Mach 5 | 822137 | 123006.36 | Out of Stock |
