Ogio All Elements Silencer Cart Bag Review
Ogio’s reemergence into the golf bag market has been a welcome one in 2023, with a host of new colours and patterns on the All Elements cart bag and All Elements Hybrid stand bag representing some of the best Ogio bags for years. Also in the range is this, the All Elements Silencer cart bag. It features Ogio’s unique, patented WOODE Silencer technology that locks each club in place to stop club noise as the bag moves along. It’s a popular new trend in cart bags that has seen the likes of the Motocaddy Protekta, Wilson iLock and Big Max Dri Lite Silencio 2 cart bags and I was excited to see how it matched up to these cart bags as I tested it over a month.
Ogio’s system differs quite drastically from that of its rivals, using a patented WOODE system that locks the butt end of each in place at the bottom of the bag while using a soft plastic material on the top to secure the shaft in place. At first, I was concerned that the material used to secure the shafts in place would mark my clubs as I took them in and out of the bag. However, this was not the case and – even on my graphite shafted clubs – there were no markings to be seen. For the putter, there is an extra large well that supports oversized putter grips. Ogio’s system is certainly a lot more conventional than its rivals and gives the bag a very similar silhouette to conventional cart bags.
The divider uses a soft plastic material (seen here in purple) to secure the club shaft in place. It takes a small press in to lock the butt of the club in place.
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One issue I had was with the Arccos sensors in the bottom of my grip. Due to the nature of the WOODE divider, the sensors kept coming loose and often falling off as I took the club from the bag. Due to the way the butt end of the club is secured into the base of the bag, sensors in grips have a tendency to come loose over time. There is a zip in the side pocket that allows you to retrieve anything that ends up at the base of the bag, but using this WOODE divider with my Arccos sensors became increasingly frustrating.
As the name All Elements suggests, this bag is fully waterproof…
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