Ogio No Drag Mach 5 Backpack Item # 472600
Description
What can be better than the Mach 3 Motorcycle Bag? The Mach 5. This moto bag has all the fixings of the Mach 3, with a serious upgrade. Get the removable zippered fleece-lined hip accessory pouch for extra carry room. Or the large main compartment with adjustable load dividers, and the deluxe organizer panel with stretch mesh dividers. Step up to the padded interior helmet visor sleeve, and the U-shaped expansion gusset to increase carrying volume. All this, on top of the already fully-loaded Mach that comes with laptop sleeves and dedicated shoe storage all within the most ergonomic design.
Features:
- Streamlined single shot molded exterior is nearly waterproof and will not deform from wind shear.
- Shoulder gasket conforms to body and increases aerodynamics.
- Bolstered back foam profile increases air ventilation.
- Soft neck shoulder straps increase comfort while riding and will not scratch helmet exterior.
- 360-degree reflective logo and safety piping.
- Removable zippered fleece lined hip accessory pouch.
- Off center removable hip belt won-t scratch gas tank.
- Zippered fleece lined personal electronics/valuables pocket.
- Large main compartment with adjustable load divider and multiple interior storage compartments.
- Deluxe organizer panel with zippered security pocket and stretch mesh dividers.
- Dedicated shoe storage compartments for the commuting professional.
- Padded interior helmet visor sleeve
- U-shaped zippered expansion gusset increases carrying volume.
- High visibility red interior lining.
- Ergonomic, padded and fully adjustable riding specific shoulder straps with quick release exit buckle.
- Concealed aerodynamic carry handle.
- Fully adjustable and removable no slip sternum strap.
- Integrated removable helmet carry strap
- Interior padded laptop sleeve with elastic closure fits most 15" laptops.
- Padded iPad/tablet/e-reader sleeve.
- Hydration ready.
- Custom metal Ogio logo and trims.
- No Drag Rain Cover is available and sold separately (Item #: 301887)
Specifications:
- Dimensions: 20.5" H x 14.5" W x 7" D
- Weight: 3.7 Lbs.
- Capacity: 1,025-1,475 Cubic Inches
Part Numbers for Ogio No Drag Mach 5 Backpack
Comparison Chart
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| Model | No Drag Mach 1 | No Drag Mach 3 | No Drag Mach S | No Drag Mach 5 |
| Starting at | $190 | $250 | $260 | $250 |
| Dimensions | 19" H x 12.5" W x 6.5" D | 19" H x 12.5" W x 6.5" D | 19.5" H x 12" W x 7" D | 20.5" H x 14.5" W x 7" D |
| Weight | 1.9 lbs | 2.7 lbs | 2.9 lbs | 3.7 lbs |
| Storage ( Cu. In.) | 1350 | 1350 | 1350 up to 1475 | 1350 up to 1475 |
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
BrownBrady from
Excellent Features and Good Value for the Money
I like the wide shoulder straps, the aerodynamic design, water-resistant material, visor compartment, and helmet strap. The only things I didn't really like are the location of the main zipper, and the price which I find to be a bit steep. I highly recommend this product.
Date published: 2015-08-28
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Boogeyman from
Go get your Ogio
The only issue I found with the bag is the waist strap being too short. I have a 38 waist and the straps don't even come close to touching. Other than that, windy Alberta days and I don't even know the bag is there.
Date published: 2013-06-18
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Shogun from
Honest Review from a Commuter
Overall rating: 4
This bag as a lot of advantages, but also some downsides.
First off, if you want to buy this bag is that you like the design. For me, the design and look is great, so that’s a plus. People will notice the bag and question you. Your dad will probably tell you the most dad joke ever such as: « which Ninja Turtle are you »!
Some people mentioned how the bag isn’t big enough. Personally, I work in an office, and I commute on my bike when I’m not working from home and when it’s not raining. The bags fits: my laptop, agenda, notebook, pen, laptop charger, mouse, water bottle, lunchbox, a whole freaking keyboard and there is still some room for another pair of pants and a t-shirt. I tell you, the bag can fit a lot of stuff. The hard shell can make it hard sometimes to manage the space, but if you are just bringing clothes with you, it’s completely fine! The bag is heavy when fully loaded of course, but I’ll discuss that later on.
Other positive comment about the bag, it’s easy to take off from your back with the clip on the left strap. You unclip it, slide the right strap off and there you go, easy as that.
Now, the negative side of things.
The most negative thing I have to say about the bag is how HARD it is to put on my back while I wear my leather jacket. The strap keeps being stuck on my jacket, making it hard to slide the strap on my shoulder. What I do is slack the strap so the opening is as it’s largest, then fit my arm, and finally tight the strap back, which is a pain in the a** to do each time I put on the bag.
Also, when the bag is loaded and heavy, the front strap doesn’t remove the weight from my shoulders, which can make it uncomfortable after a long ride.
Finally, the hard shell is easy to scratch. After 2 weeks of owning the bag, it scratched just a bit, and I don’t know how it happened, since I am very careful when handling the bag.
As I first mentioned, I give this bag a 4 for it’s look, capacity, and ease to take off. On the downside, it’s hard to put on, when it’s heavy it hurts your shoulders and neck and you can scratch it just by looking at it.
I hope this review can help you in your decision! :)
Date published: 2021-08-01
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ali R from
Super comfortable! very light and lots of room!
I receved many compliments on this back pack from random people. The best part of the back pack is the feeling when you wear it. You never feel like you are wearing anything no matter how heavy your bag gets you still won't feel a thing! Its super light and can hold a lot of stuff. Very happy with this!
Date published: 2017-05-05
Rated 4 out of
5
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Francis from
Perfect for commute
I bought this a while ago, it's perfect for comuting to work or if you need some place to store thing on short road, its not ideal for long travel and its not so huge, so not a lot of clothes, but it do it's thing
Date published: 2020-05-27
Rated 4 out of
5
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S1d3w1nd3r from
Good commuter pack
Great commuter backpack if you are filling with a light load. I use this pack daily for my daily commute, it is easy to put on once you get used to it. I particularly like that the left strap has a clip and that the waist band clip is on the side. I find the adjustment straps need to be tucked in to keep them from flapping in the wind, but have it down pat now. A thin laptop or iPad fits well. Shoes are a bit uncomfortable in the pack if you use the shoe holders. Don't plan to fill the pack to capacity though. It works is a pinch (I have stuffed this pack to the max), but not very comfortable when full or with heavy items. I would not use this pack on a long touring ride...but excellent for a daily commuter pack.
Date published: 2019-07-31
Rated 5 out of
5
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Clark from
The same as expected
I really like the design as well as my "Alienware Vindicator Backpack". I hope it will be smaller but they actually similar in size. By contrast, "Ogio No Drag Mach 5" is lighter(1.5kg v.s 2.3kg) and more beautiful in shape. A little disappointed about Ogio logo, it is 'oxidized' and dull. Maybe this package is for a long time prior to production. I hope it is as shiny as a sign of Alienware.
Date published: 2015-12-04
Rated 3 out of
5
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dapay6 from
So, so
I purchased this bag based on the well received reviews. Shipping was fast and the price was the cheapest I could find. Fortnine is the best place to buy your gear. Anyone who has owned a decent hiking pack will not be thoroughly impressed with this pack, especially at this price point.
I don't feel any difference wearing the pack than what I do with a decent day pack. It is cumbersome and uncomfortable if fully packed. The straps are hard to access and hard to adjust while the pack is on. The waist belt when fully packed is useless. I have a 31" waist, which is small and it barely fits. It also doesn't transfer any weight off your shoulders. One feature I do like is the buckle is on the side so it doesn't scratch your ride. However, it is very difficult to do up when the pack is on your back. I do notice because of the hard shell there aren't a lot of straps flapping in the wind which is nice. I'm shorter and this bag doesn't hit my helmet at all which is great but I find it does hit my tail bone when just walking with the pack.
The helmet strap is a great feature but good luck getting it on because the pack will not stand on its own. It is also difficult to load it up because it is constantly falling forward or backwards which is super annoying.
Inside I have no complaints. The shoe holders are amazing and I love all the organized pockets for a laptop, tablet, pens, etc. I can keep everything organized and it can fit quite a bit of stuff for a day trip, a short overnight stay, the gym, or going to school/work.
If you have never owned a decent pack you most likely will love this bag. If like me, you have owned many great hiking packs you will not be impressed. Having said that, I would give it 4 starts if it was price appropriately or 5 stars if it wasn't hard to pack and it had a better waist belt.
Date published: 2018-06-22
Questions
Would the backpack easily fit a full face helmet and still have space for things like binders or folders?
With the extension panel open, my full face helmet will just barely fit, with not much room for things like binders or folders. And because there is just some soft padding between your back and something as large as a helmet, it feels kind of lumpy and uncomfortable on your back with such a round load. A great pack though, I am very pleased with it, and use it when bicycling as well. The streamlined shape, with no extra straps flapping in the breeze is a real bonus, whether
Date published: 2024-12-02
I am a lady rider height 5'5". I was wondering how this would fit my back with my lunch and a change of clothes in for the day? Will it be too heavy?
Truth is I purchased this as a gift for my son who is at least 5’10 so it works for him perfectly. But his very petite girlfriend who is also approximately 5’5 wears it when she rides with him and it sits on her with no problem. It is definitely light enough to carry a lunch and change of clothing and be comfortable. My son has had his for a couple of years now and doesn’t use anything else. We are really pleased and satisfied with the bag. We’d definitely recommend.
Date published: 2021-01-04
If I don't put shoes, visor, or any type of gear in the big compartment, would it fit 1 or 2 thick school textbook? Thank you!
I think they would fit no problem, especially when you unzip the extension, which adds about 3 more inches of depth in the entire pack.
Date published: 2021-01-04