Redline No Drag Backpack by Ogio

Wow. This backpack is a must have for all Ducati riders. Ogio absolutely killed this one as far as the design, the price, outstanding quality, carbon fiber, leather, canvas, rubber, velvet, etc. plenty of storage, way more than I expected there to be. Plus this comes with a little Fanny pack type pouch right at your hips where you can put some extra little accessories or items you use that you need quick access to. Super handy! Once you open the bag up; you can see that I can fit my 16” MacBook Pro, my iPad Pro and my notebook with tons of room to spare for pens and pencils, gloves, a bike lock, all the stuff you need to bring with you on the bike! The way it opens is unique, it doesn’t open from the front at all, but instead this one is from the part that rests on your back making it safer from people being able to open your zipper on the bag when you’re not looking to steal your things. This one is on the inside so no thief’s are getting into this bag! Plus the wind won’t be able to pry open the bag either because they’re kinda tucked away and slightly hidden, but still easily accessible when you need to open it. There’s a hidden pocket above the main compartment to stash some cash or your phone maybe? The whole back of it (the opposite side of the shell where it sits on your back) is so well thought out. This is by far the most comfortable backpack I’ve ever had because of the incredibly fluffy and gentle padding on the side touching your back. Comes with a spot to put an extra visor safely without scratching it on the top of the inside of the bag, and then the super clean badging and logos around the bag in different types and styles that make it pop. The shell of the bag prevents it from picking up any wind. I took my bike to 140 mph (legally) and with this backpack on I literally felt zero pull from the wind catching on it and pulling me the way all my old backpacks have done. I’m so stoked to have finally gotten this bag. My only complaint is that I didn’t get it sooner. Great collab Ogio and Ducati. I will be an Ogio customer for life after owning a wonderful product from them and seeing the kinda quality they produce. I def recommend getting this backpack to all riders. If you don’t have a Ducati, I think the same model is called the Mach 3 or something like that…. GET IT. You won’t regret it.

This backpack looks great and feels very well made. The material seems durable and the design is stylish. It has enough space for everyday items and the straps are comfortable to wear. Overall it’s a good quality backpack.

I just bought a Ducati and didn't want a tank bag, so I decided on a backpack. I thought this one matched my Ducati well. I have never had a hard back pack before, and I liked the looks of it, so I thought I would give it a try. It was way better than my expectations. I was using a Swiss soft backpack while I waited for this to arrive, and what a difference. Don't get me wrong nothing wrong with a Swiss pack, but the hard pack is so much better. Let me tell you why. First it is hard, so it doesn't flap in the wind. Which makes it quieter. It is much lighter, even when I fill it up. There is less wind drag, and I mean you can really tell the difference with less wind drag. Second, there are pockets, and a lot of room. Third, and the best part is it opens from the back. Opposite of other packs, the genius of that is, it wont open and spill all over the open road. Forth, there are pads that hold the pack slightly off of your back so there is airflow. I live in Arizona, and rode with it today in 113 degrees, and it was definitely cooler than my soft back that surrounds your back. The only con to it is, it is expensive. If you can get passed the price, I don't think you will be disappointed. One more bonus that the ad doesn't tell you is it comes with a belt or a strap that goes around your waste, but it is removable, and on that, comes with a little removable pocket that can hold a garage door opener or phone. I actually removed my belt strap, but put the extra pocket on the arm strap. (The pack is light enough, that I didn't need the belt strap)

Love the bag rides great feels comfortable very minimal wind drag

like it all with one exception. I am not a big guy, 5' 9" with a 34 ' waste, 170 lbs, but still found wearing a full leather suit with the pack expanded and full. I could barely get the lower strap connected, to the connection on the side. I understand the buckle should be on the side, so you do not scratch the tank. it just needs to be longer so you can connect the buckle and then pull it tight. Still love the pack I may have an extension made for the lower strap.

I have the Panigale V4S, and have been doing one-day trips (with just the tail bag or tank bag). The tank bag diminishes rider position, so it is only good for low-speed trips. The tail bag is good but requires installing the pillion seat, and thus reduces the aero. So I took the plunge and purchased this Ducati/Ogio backpack. The backpack is engineered to solve the sport bike conundrum: it is aero and rain ready, distributes the weight close my back, has avisor, H2O bottle, wallet, & phone pockets. Ducati-friendly carbon & red color and quality materials. Has a helmet hanger and waist pocket. A very good product.

This backpack is very well made but doesn't really have a great deal of room inside compared to a traditional backpack. The hard outer shell doesn't give it much flexibility I would gather. I also found it not to comfortable when wearing the bag. The materials and craftsmanship are outstanding though. I will continue to try and use this bag and hopefully things improve.

Much better backpack than a "normal" pack for sport riding and commuting. Stays put on your back in the twistys, carries a decent amount, and doesn't pull on your shoulders. Good option to hard cases or a tank bag. Only downside is the gymnastics it takes to put in on. Small price to pay though for a good looking and functional bag.

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