One thing that’s certain about this Ogio All Elements cart bag is that you will have an opinion on the look of it. The immediate adjective that springs to mind is Marmite, given that you’ll either love it or hate it. There are eight colour options and only one (black) is from the traditional range of cart bag colours.
Otherwise things are very fresh and funky – this one is the Geo Fast – as Ogio look to provide something very different in the golf bag category.
Callaway bought the brand back in 2017 and the idea was to try and create something a bit more premium and also offer something away from golf. Now the business in Europe is split 50 per cent on golf on 50 per cent on luggage, back packs and non-golf products. This All Elements cart bag is part of Ogio’s re-introduction into golf.
The idea is that the bag market is a very cluttered one, Callaway themselves make 60-70 different bags with the majority in solid traditional colours, and Ogio would almost be competing against themselves. So, with the input of a new creative designer, Seth Neville, from Vans in California, they have set about creating something very, very different.
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Personally if I’m going to use a cart bag I basically want to go on holiday with it. I want to cover every eventuality, be it weather or how many balls that I’m going to fritter away, and I want to keep things as organised as possible.
This has a whopping 11 pockets, with two large side ones for your waterproofs and other larger items of clothing, and then there’s options galore for your valuables, balls, umbrella and drinks (with an insulated cooler pocket). The valuables pocket is noticeably deep so you don’t run out of room once you’ve put your wallet away and, before too long, you will work out how to make this bag work best for you. There are also lock down cart straps to attach the bag to a cart when necessary.
Up top there are 15 dividers, with each of them particularly roomy for each of your clubs, and there’s even room for an extra slot where any alignment sticks can…
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