Here are two new bags from Ogio that, at first glance, look pretty standard, but are anything but.

The "Bus" looks innocent enough. It's a rolling duffel bag that has multiple grab handles, oversized zipper pulls and urethane wheels. But peel its top off from its magnetically secured position and, voila, you've got yourself a carry-on messenger bag. It's the perfect way to save space and weight when you fly.


Ogio applied a similar concept to their "Devolver" golf bag. Note how it breaks down into three golf bags (cart, carry, "Sunday")? Seems like the Salt Lake City company thinks 2009 will be a, er, transformative one.

Labels: Bus, Devolver, duffel bags, golf bags, Ogio

One of my favorite sites online is woot.com, where shoppers have the option to buy ONE item at a steep discount each and every day. In fact, the item changes on a daily basis and once stuff is sold out, it's gone.

Today, it's a TaylorMade Tourino Stand Bag for under $60 bucks. Yes, really. It's just a little more than a dozen golf balls cost at the local golf shop.

Get one HERE.

Labels: cheap, equipment, golf, golf bags, taylormade, woot