Best hauler bag?
12-08-2011, 02:22 AM
#16
That is an awesome bag. I use that plus the newest version of the ProTek hauler bag. I picked the ProTek up after talking to the owner of Amain/ProTek and learning that he had the first version re-designed to be more sturdy. It's held up extremely well and the drawers don't sag.
12-08-2011, 03:28 AM
#17
12-08-2011, 11:05 AM
#19
I have to agree with the Ogio 9800 Sled
http://www.tresrey-usa.com/ogio-9800-gear-bag/
* SLED (Structural Load Equalizing Deck) System for increased durability and handling in the harshest of conditions
* Wide mouth LID opening for easy access to all gear compartments
* Large main compartment with adjustable dividers and padded helmet chamber
* Several multi-use LID compartments for apparel and smaller gear
* iFOM (integrated foam) construction throughout for added gear protection.
* Heavy duty oversized wheels with extra clearance
* Secure hold compression strap system
* Telescoping pull handle
*
o Dimensions: 34" H x 16.5" W x 15.25" D
o Weight: 14.2 Lbs.
o Capacity: 7500 Cubic Inches
The bag most used by the Pro's!
http://www.tresrey-usa.com/ogio-9800-gear-bag/
* SLED (Structural Load Equalizing Deck) System for increased durability and handling in the harshest of conditions
* Wide mouth LID opening for easy access to all gear compartments
* Large main compartment with adjustable dividers and padded helmet chamber
* Several multi-use LID compartments for apparel and smaller gear
* iFOM (integrated foam) construction throughout for added gear protection.
* Heavy duty oversized wheels with extra clearance
* Secure hold compression strap system
* Telescoping pull handle
*
o Dimensions: 34" H x 16.5" W x 15.25" D
o Weight: 14.2 Lbs.
o Capacity: 7500 Cubic Inches
The bag most used by the Pro's!
12-09-2011, 08:04 AM
#24
had a buddy go racing one time together and he had an ofna bag. Looked good, felt good, and even had a radio bag. The kicker for me though was that I could put it into my trunk.
Bought one and have been quite happy with it. Its NOT as big as the trinity or other clone ones, but its much better quality. Even used that radio bag as my charger and power supply carrier since I already have one.
I think the only thing I would have like to see them do was make it wider.
Also as a tip, I moved the smaller boxes down to the ground as if you do Like i do and put say your oils, etc in them, when you go to get towards the back you may take the box out too far and down they go.
12-09-2011, 08:34 AM
#25
had one of the trinity bags and wasn't good. Couldn't support its own weight, zippers went to hell and the plunger peice broke inside so I had to jurry rig a setup to get it to work. Only thing good I can say about it was that I could fit all my stuff in it, but, it couldn't fit in my trunk ( Chrysler 300)
had a buddy go racing one time together and he had an ofna bag. Looked good, felt good, and even had a radio bag. The kicker for me though was that I could put it into my trunk.
Bought one and have been quite happy with it. Its NOT as big as the trinity or other clone ones, but its much better quality. Even used that radio bag as my charger and power supply carrier since I already have one.
I think the only thing I would have like to see them do was make it wider.
Also as a tip, I moved the smaller boxes down to the ground as if you do Like i do and put say your oils, etc in them, when you go to get towards the back you may take the box out too far and down they go.
had a buddy go racing one time together and he had an ofna bag. Looked good, felt good, and even had a radio bag. The kicker for me though was that I could put it into my trunk.
Bought one and have been quite happy with it. Its NOT as big as the trinity or other clone ones, but its much better quality. Even used that radio bag as my charger and power supply carrier since I already have one.
I think the only thing I would have like to see them do was make it wider.
Also as a tip, I moved the smaller boxes down to the ground as if you do Like i do and put say your oils, etc in them, when you go to get towards the back you may take the box out too far and down they go.
12-09-2011, 09:14 AM
#26
The older trinity ones the only issue I've had was the zippers. But the new bags are using a much better zipper. If you get a chance to look at the short course bag the zippers are diesel.
12-10-2011, 09:39 PM
#29
That is an awesome bag. I use that plus the newest version of the ProTek hauler bag. I picked the ProTek up after talking to the owner of Amain/ProTek and learning that he had the first version re-designed to be more sturdy. It's held up extremely well and the drawers don't sag.
12-11-2011, 01:01 AM
#30
The Ogio is huge but it's really just two big compartments so it's harder to keep things organized. And it's too big to easily get in and out of while at your pit space. But it's very sturdy and makes for a perfect second bag.