OGIO Packs - Gravity Duffle (6 to A Carton)

The OGIO Gravity Duffle is a large-capacity gear bag built for riders who need to move a full kit of equipment from the garage to the track and back. A single large main compartment swallows leathers, boots and riding kit, while dedicated side pockets, an expandable base and a front organisation panel keep everything sorted rather than jumbled together.

Practical touches make it suited to race weekends and training days: a crush-resistant, lockable tech vault protects valuables and electronics, an external helmet storage system frees up space inside, and a ventilated shoe pocket keeps damp gear away from clean clothing. The opposite side pocket doubles as a wet/dry area for used kit.

Adjustable backpack-style shoulder straps with an integrated carry handle mean you can shoulder the load across a paddock, and lightweight high tensile fabrics over an abrasion-resistant tarpaulin base keep the weight down at 1.5 kg while standing up to being dropped on gravel and concrete.

• 49 L (3000 cu. in.) capacity in a 26" x 12" x 11.5" duffle format
• Crush-resistant, lockable tech vault pocket for valuables and electronics
• Large main compartment for bulk riding gear
• External helmet storage system
• Ventilated side shoe pocket that fits multiple pairs
• Opposite side pocket for extra shoes or as a wet/dry area
• Expandable, breathable bottom storage area
• Multiple zippered pockets and organisation compartments in the front storage panel
• Full-size insulated water bottle holder
• Adjustable backpack-style shoulder straps with integrated carry handle
• Lightweight, high tensile strength fabrics with abrasion-resistant tarpaulin base
• Light 1.5 kg (3.2 lb) empty weight

Spot clean the shell with a soft cloth, warm water and a mild soap — do not machine wash, tumble dry, bleach or dry clean.
Rinse mud and grit off the tarpaulin base after track or trail use, then wipe dry so abrasive material isn't ground into the fabric.
Empty and air the wet/dry side pocket and the ventilated shoe pocket after every use to prevent odours and mildew.
Allow the bag to dry completely with all zips open and the expandable base extended before storing.
Store empty, loosely packed and unfolded in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight; prolonged UV exposure will fade the fabric.
Brush dirt out of the zip teeth regularly — grit is the main cause of zip failure on gear bags. Never force a jammed zip.
Fit your own small padlock to the tech vault pocket if you want it secured; check the shackle fits the zip pulls before relying on it.
Adjust the backpack straps so the load sits high on your back, and take the weight with the integrated carry handle when lifting the bag into a vehicle.
Avoid overloading past the point where the main compartment zip closes freely, and don't drag the bag along the ground when loaded.