OGIO Vaporlite Stand Bag - 2007 Model

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The 3.8-pound Vaporlite is a sidekick that performs on all fronts. A Woode Lite top segues into full-length, three-way dividers, while carrying is facilitated through the comfortable, Crossbow Lite mesh shoulder strap system. With a user-friendly walking-accessible water bottle holster and 5 pockets the Vaporlite is heavy on features but light on weight.

Weighing just 3.8 pounds, this extra-light stand bag is outfitted with the nine-inch Woode Lite eight-way top with full-length compressed-nylon dividers to minimize club contact, five zippered pockets, an integrated stand, and a detachable lower pocket panel for embroidery/logo application. The bag is 36.5 inches high and is made of square ripstop/nylon twill/420D diamond dobby nylon. For easy lifting and carrying, it has a Lift Grip integrated trunk handle and a Triple Triangle shoulder strap system. Among the bag's pockets are a weatherproof fleece-lined one for valuables. Other features include a walking-accessible water-bottle holder and a zippered rain hood.

Specifications:

• Height: 36.5"
• Weight 3.8 lbs
• Integrated stand
• 9" Woode Lite 8-way soft-leather top
• Full-length compressed-nylon dividers
• Detachable lower pocket panel for embroidery/logo application
• Triple Triangle shoulder-strap system
• Lift Grip integrated trunk handle
• Zippered rain hood
• 5 zippered pockets
• Weatherproof fleece-lined valuables pocket
• Walking-accessible water-bottle holder

About Ogio
From humble beginnings to a modern phenomenon, top gear bag designer OGIO still thrives on the substance that spurred its existence: vision. Michael Pratt fostered the prodigy that is OGIO, and with intuition and a little financial reinforcement spawned the young company’s venture into gear bag design. With an innovative line of duffels and packs loaded with excess features, OGIO dished out the inner extreme everyone craved. With this driving appetite, OGIO reinvented golf with a fresh contemporary line and a pimped out golf cart, more widely known as the BRV (battle-ready vehicle).