[cbrkp]

Are there any out there? Looking for one too keep my lid with me if im up and about

 

[bz6039]

My bro has northface backpack. On the back there are clips and 2 straps. They worked pretty well for holding the helmet.

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[Chingbo]

I have this:

which is technically for mtn biking, but it has good storage, and a helmet strap-in

 

[slim8]

Ogio's backpacks have helmet holders built in.

 

[lukas]

I have Knox Sixpack.

 

[cbrkp]

Checked out the ogio's and there pretty nice. More so looking for a backpack that holds the egg and every thing else after i recall arai making a really nice padded one but i cant find them anymore, same for an oxford one that was a helmet bag first thrn everything else after... They were all foam padded too

 

[rlee350]

http://ogio.com/moto/back-packs/less-drag-pack

this is the bag i have. the bottom has a parachute like thing that can come out and hold a helmet up to xxl or something like that. also comes with lifetime warranty

 

[raemhild]

http://ogio.com/moto/back-packs/less-drag-pack

this is the bag i have. the bottom has a parachute like thing that can come out and hold a helmet up to xxl or something like that. also comes with lifetime warranty

How does the shape hold up? I haven't pulled the trigger on this yet because all of the ones I have seen at cycle gear have weird indentations in the outer "shell". It's like an all-season foamy thing.

It just looks trashy to me and I love Ogio products.

 

[rlee350]

How does the shape hold up? I haven't pulled the trigger on this yet because all of the ones I have seen at cycle gear have weird indentations in the outer "shell". It's like an all-season foamy thing.

It just looks trashy to me and I love Ogio products.

i wear it everyday for my commute to work. the shape has held up perfectly, defiantly a great pack.

 

[JJK_RR]

The Icon Squad II has both a collapse-able helmet storage, a latching system to store your jacket, and lots of other room.

Sports bike track gear has a good video review.

 

[Disco]

this one works:

http://www.cyclesector.com/OGIO_LESS_DRAG_BACKPACK_p/ogio-luggage-lessdrag.htm

 

[rlee350]

this one works:

http://www.cyclesector.com/OGIO_LESS_DRAG_BACKPACK_p/ogio-luggage-lessdrag.htm

yep that's the one i have. from your picture looks like a pregnant back pack :crackup:

 

[fire41aj]

I have the same one, love it.!!! AJ

 

[SportbikeTrackGear]

My vote: the Sixpack or the K-pack ($79.95)

also has a complete waterproof cover for it.

 

[lukas]

My vote: the Sixpack or the K-pack ($79.95)

also has a complete waterproof cover for it.

True. My Knox sixpack is definitely well made. I also got it from Jason. :cruising:

 

[ryebrd12]

i have the less drag, used the helmet once. worked awesome, then never used it again

still a great bag, especially if you want one for carrying your lid.

 

[raemhild]

I was at cycle gear looking for some saddle bags today(they didnt have any other than the shitty bilt ones) and I was compelled to compare the no-drag and the squad II. Here are my opinions:

Ogio No Drag:

Pros:

• Light-weight
• Water Bladder pouch
• MP3 Player pouch and ability to route it through the shoulder strap
• Helmet hood keeps the helmet on your back
• "Hard case" outer shell

Cons:

• Tall - Not ideal for people with short torsos (me, helmet rubbed the top of the bag)
• Single chest strap
• Fits like a backpack (weight distributed to shoulders and waste)

Icon Squad II:

Pros:

• Reflectivity (360 degrees of reflective surface)
• First aid kit pouch
• Tool kit pouch
• Padding
• Chest harness (when tightened, this distributes the weight of the pack to your chest and not on your shoulders)
• Harness for your jacket

Cons:

• No water bladder pouch
• No media player pouch
• Helmet harness hangs below the pack
• Heavy - comparatively speaking

I ended up holding off on buying either because I really needed the saddlebags and purchasing one of the packs would have been a $125(icon)-$150(ogio) impulse buy. That being said, I had decided to go with the Icon. I was really impressed with how light it was when it was on my back versus the weight put onto my shoulders by the Ogio. The Ogio also didn't hold it's shape perfectly, I am nit picky like that. All three of the ones they had in stock folded inside of each other on the edge with the reflective strip. Plus I wouldn't be able to tuck comfortably with the Ogio.

I love Ogio products, they make incredible bags and clothing so this is about as honest of an opinion as I can make. If you're taller than 5'6", the No-drag is a great buy. If you're in the military or crazy about visibility the Squad II takes the cake.

Either product is a solid investment. /rant

 

[JJK_RR]

I was at cycle gear looking for some saddle bags today(they didnt have any other than the shitty bilt ones) and I was compelled to compare the no-drag and the squad II. Here are my opinions:

Ogio No Drag:

Pros:

• Light-weight
• Water Bladder pouch
• MP3 Player pouch and ability to route it through the shoulder strap
• Helmet hood keeps the helmet on your back
• "Hard case" outer shell

Cons:

• Tall - Not ideal for people with short torsos (me, helmet rubbed the top of the bag)
• Single chest strap
• Fits like a backpack (weight distributed to shoulders and waste)

Icon Squad II:

Pros:

• Reflectivity (360 degrees of reflective surface)
• First aid kit pouch
• Tool kit pouch
• Padding
• Chest harness (when tightened, this distributes the weight of the pack to your chest and not on your shoulders)
• Harness for your jacket

Cons:

• No water bladder pouch
• No media player pouch
• Helmet harness hangs below the pack
• Heavy - comparatively speaking

I ended up holding off on buying either because I really needed the saddlebags and purchasing one of the packs would have been a $125(icon)-$150(ogio) impulse buy. That being said, I had decided to go with the Icon. I was really impressed with how light it was when it was on my back versus the weight put onto my shoulders by the Ogio. The Ogio also didn't hold it's shape perfectly, I am nit picky like that. All three of the ones they had in stock folded inside of each other on the edge with the reflective strip. Plus I wouldn't be able to tuck comfortably with the Ogio.

I love Ogio products, they make incredible bags and clothing so this is about as honest of an opinion as I can make. If you're taller than 5'6", the No-drag is a great buy. If you're in the military or crazy about visibility the Squad II takes the cake.

Either product is a solid investment. /rant

I havent had any ogio experience (I have the Squad II and my girlfriend has two different Kriegas) but I can say I was a bit scared of the Squad IIs weight until I put it on and strapped it in tight. Once its on I dont feel a thing except some of the comfy padding.

Also, everytime I use my squad II I feel like Im finding more pockets. Check the "chest pad" on each strap, chest facing side. Each one has a small pocket, the one on the left (I think) is made for an mp3 player/phone and has a channel to run headphones up the bag strap.

 

[thaghost]

this one works:

http://www.cyclesector.com/OGIO_LESS_DRAG_BACKPACK_p/ogio-luggage-lessdrag.htm

That thing is frigging ugly


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[raemhild]

Also, everytime I use my squad II I feel like Im finding more pockets. Check the "chest pad" on each strap, chest facing side. Each one has a small pocket, the one on the left (I think) is made for an mp3 player/phone and has a channel to run headphones up the bag strap.

I will definitely do that. I did get the feeling that the function of the Icon II was leagues above the Ogio.

That thing is frigging ugly

The squad II doesnt look much better IMHO.