Customer Reviews

OGIO Terminal Travel Bag (Brown Plaid)

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4 star:		(2)
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2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

The bag is very sturdy and well built and made it through its first trip with no damage. The detachable carryon is a plus.

Really good size bag for traveling. Love all the different little pockets and such. I use this bag all the time for flying. Holds a weeks worth of clothing, shoes, and toiletries.

purchased this to replace a small Fox dirt bike gear bag. my roommate had this bag, but last years model - his model had a separate zipper for the helmet. i had some major gear bag envy when while out riding and i impulsively purchased this. i couldn't be happier. one difference is that it seems as if they (Ogio) moved away from that (two separate compartments) and all gear now fits in the main compartment. this bag holds my body armor, MX pants, boots, jerseys socks, gloves helmet/googles some tools and a change of clothes with room to spare, it'll roll over anything and it's super tough. the clips/buckles are slightly annoying (they go over the zipper) but really should only be used when you need to compress the bag. i've had it out on two dirt biking trips and love just throwing it in the bed of my pickup and gearing up without having to sort through a small bag, it's just like all your gear is right there at your finger tips. Ogio, really put together a great bag and i'd recommend this to anyone who needs to haul around bulky gear without a doubt! Kudos!

I travel frequently and the airlines are not gentle with your bags. This thing will stand up to quite a bit of punishment and has multiple pockets and storage features. I agree with the other poster, this bag will weigh in at 40-some pounds when fully packed so you get in under the 50 pound limit. Not really for suits, you still need a garment bag for that. My bag has held up very well over 2 years of heavy use, you can't go wrong with Ogio quality. It also stands out on the luggage return.

Well designed, big bag. Wheels are high quality, the workmanship all around is stellar. Many handles, easy to grab the bag from any cab or off of any airline luggage carousel.

The large pouch on the outside is very deep - I find it almost awkwardly deep, but it's still useful. I end up putting a pair of shoes in it often, since the space lends itself well to that.
I guess I wonder if it would be more useful if it were redesigned somewhat, but I haven't looked closely at any other bags this size to compare. I guess that makes me an Ogio fanboy, eh? Sigh... I do love 'em....

I finally was able to use this suitcase this past week and I have to say, "I love it"! Well constructed and held up well to the airport gorillas. When I first received it, I thought it wouldn't hold much. But to my pleasant surprise, I was able to fit everything in it comfortably. No problems zipping up with a full load. In fact, if I would have put anything else in it I would've surpassed the 50 lb limit.

Just used it for the first time this week. It is the perfect size. If you get the smaller carry on its gonna be to small, if you get the next size up, you'll be paying overage on the weight. This bag, completely filled with shoes and heavy items weight 40 pounds filled. The cut off weight is 50 pounds where they tack on a extra $90. Great bag.

Thie bag wins big points for style, pockets, and handles. Materials quality feels pretty good. The outside shoe pocket is huge, and I really like this feature.

However, one reason I purchased this was the "suit strap". That seems to imply it will fit a suit, right? There are not many pictures of the interior online, which is why I posted the interior pictures. There is not enough width for a standard hanger. In addition, there is not enough length for an adult suit shirt. I contacted Ogio customer service to see if they had either packing tips for a suit, or pictures of the suit strap being used properly, but received no response. Through creative packing and the use of child's hangers, packing a suit may be possible, but do not purchase this thinking you've found a replacement for a garment bag.

My Ogio bag broke less than 2 years after I got it. The zipper fell apart because it's poorly designed and inadequately protected. Ogio advertises a "lifetime warranty" but their warranty people said "we believe the manufacturing defects will show up within the first couple of weeks of use" and refused to repair or replace the unit. Ogio charges a premium but you are not getting what you pay for. I strongly advise against purchasing any of their products.