🎒 Graphite OGIO International Gambit Backpack Review

Each product has its ADVANTAGES and DISADVANTAGES. The pros are that the bag looks great, has plenty of pockets and storage to keep your belongings separate, and is easy to carry. The downsides are that the location of the pockets is counterintuitive (for me) compared to others, a couple of seams have loose stitching, and the lower back pad wears out quickly. See pad wear pattern. I travel for business and sometimes carry it on one shoulder. It shouldn't have happened so quickly (3 month…

This is my second OGIO Gambit backpack. I had the first one and used it daily for over 5 years. It appears to be made of a higher quality material than the first. I run a business and use it daily, looking for a replacement. I looked at many different packages and returned to Gambit to figure out how to use it. It has many, many pockets and each of the large compartments is also divided including a large laptop compartment ideal for storing documents. I rarely wear it like a proper backpack…

Bought this product on the recommendation of a colleague who also flies a lot. I've been using the Swiss Army for a few years now and loved it, but when it came to balancing on my skateboard it was the act of balancing and trying to criss-cross wrap the grips around the grip and them at the same time to grab . Time. This particular Ogio has a luggage grip strap on the back which keeps it nice and easy on my skateboard when not on my back. It's comfortable, has plenty of thoughtful pockets, and…

After looking for a replacement for my old Warn backpack, I tried several backpacks from Samsonite, Thule and Tumi but couldn't find a bag that was enough had storage space which would be convenient and convenient. that could accommodate my broad shoulders. One thing I never really appreciated about my old backpack was that my back rarely sweated while carrying it. When using other bags I have found that they heat up quickly. Gambit stays nice and cool and lets you breathe freely (no more sweat