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OGIO Rig 9800 Wheeled Gear Bag, 123L

$399.00 $449.95
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Color: Coyote

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Description

The OGIO Rig 9800 is a 123-litre wheeled gear bag built around OGIO's SLED chassis, a structural deck that carries the oversized wheels and anchors the compression straps. It measures 86 x 42 x 38.5 cm, weighs 6.4 kg empty, and has a padded helmet chamber and adjustable dividers in the main compartment.

Who it's for

People moving a lot of bulky gear repeatedly: track days, race weekends, expedition travel, anyone who has destroyed a normal gear bag dragging it across gravel. The Rig is built for load and abuse rather than for weight.

Less suited to anyone counting kilograms. At 6.4 kg empty it uses a large share of a 23 kg checked allowance before anything goes in. If you are flying with a strict limit, a soft gear bag will let you carry more actual gear.

Key features

  • SLED (Structural Load Equalizing Deck) - a rigid deck that mounts the wheels and spreads load across the base, which is the part of a wheeled bag that normally fails first.
  • Oversized wheels with extra clearance, so it rolls over gravel, grass and kerbs rather than only over airport tile.
  • Wide-mouth LID opening gives access to the whole main compartment at once instead of digging through a narrow zip.
  • Padded helmet chamber and adjustable dividers in the main compartment, so hard and soft gear are kept apart.
  • iFOM integrated foam through the structure, adding protection without a separate liner.
  • Compression straps anchored to the SLED to stop a part-full bag shifting in transit.
  • 420D dobby poly, 420D diamond ripstop and 600D poly panels - heavier fabrics in the wear areas.

Size and packing

At 86 x 42 x 38.5 cm the Rig 9800 is a large checked bag and will exceed the linear dimension limits of some airlines, so it is worth checking before flying rather than at the counter. The 123 litre capacity is genuine because the wide-mouth opening lets you use the corners, which is not true of most gear bag of the same stated volume.

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Specifications

  • Capacity
    123 L (7,500 cubic inches)
  • Dimensions
    86 x 42 x 38.5 cm (H x W x D)
  • Material
    420D dobby poly, 420D diamond rip stop, 600D poly
  • Type
    Wheeled gear and travel bag
  • Weight
    6.4 Kg

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Additional Information

FAQ's

What is the storage capacity of the Rig 9800?
The bag offers a generous storage capacity of 7,500 cubic inches (approximately 123 liters), providing ample space for various gear and personal items.

How durable is the Ogio Rig 9800?
The Rig 9800 is built with a Structural Load Equalizing Deck (SLED) system, enhancing its durability and handling under harsh conditions. The heavy-duty oversized wheels and reinforced base contribute to its robust construction.

Does the bag have compartments for organization?
Yes, the Rig 9800 features a large main compartment with adjustable dividers and a padded helmet chamber. Additionally, it has several multi-use lid compartments for apparel and smaller gear, facilitating organized storage.

Is the Ogio Rig 9800 suitable for air travel?
The Rig 9800 is designed for travel, including air travel. However, due to its size and weight, it's advisable to check with airlines regarding baggage size and weight restrictions to avoid potential oversize or overweight fees.

Does the bag come with a warranty?
Ogio offers a 3 year limited warranty on the Rig 9800, covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal use conditions. It's recommended to review the warranty terms on Ogio's official website or contact their customer service for detailed information.

What is the SLED system on the OGIO Rig?
SLED stands for Structural Load Equalizing Deck. It is a rigid base that mounts the wheels, spreads the weight of a loaded bag across the floor of the bag, and acts as the anchor point for the compression straps. It is the reason the base of the bag does not sag or tear under heavy loads.

Will a helmet fit in the OGIO Rig 9800?
Yes. The main compartment includes a dedicated padded helmet chamber, separated from the rest of the space by adjustable dividers. That keeps a helmet from being crushed by heavier gear and stops it knocking against hard items in transit.

How much does the OGIO Rig 9800 weigh empty?
The Rig 9800 weighs 6.4 kg empty. That is worth planning around on flights: against a 23 kg checked allowance, the bag itself uses about a quarter of your limit before you pack anything, which is the trade for the wheels and structural deck.

What is the Rig 9800 made from?
The Rig 9800 combines 420D dobby polyester, 420D diamond ripstop and 600D polyester panels, with iFOM integrated foam through the structure. The heavier 600D fabric is used in the areas that take the most abrasion, which is why the bag survives being dragged across rough ground.