OGIO Chamber bag review

You've seen the commercial... Phil Mickelson magically repairs a duffer's driver after he snaps it in half and drives off with one of the group's carts. He takes a turn with the cart and two bags fall off. Instant club carnage. Surely, this will never happen to you. Lefty likely isn't appearing out of thin air to steal your cart and ruin your clubs. Still, it's almost certain that your clubs do experience plenty of pain while banging and clanging around in the back of the golf cart. Or during travel. Or simply by living with every bump your car hits while in the trunk. Enter OGIO, whose Chamber Cart Bag is sure to help you get more life out of your clubs and prevent that headache following your bumpy ride in the cart. Joined with OGIO's Silencer Club Protection System, the company's Chamber Cart Bag includes a protective membrane that centers each club and holds the shaft in place. At the base of the bag, the compression fit securely holds each club in place. The molded bottom piece uses flex grab teeth to lock your clubs in place while preventing them from spinning and colliding with other clubs. The goal of the Chamber Stand Bag, of course, is to provide protection for your club shafts and heads while also eliminating the annoying sounds of clubs making contact. OGIO currently offers five separate models of cart bags. While all include divided liners separating either all clubs or your irons from your woods, the Chamber with Silencer Technology goes the extra mile to prevent your clubs from becoming damaged and tones down the noise of playing in a cart. The Chamber checks in at 14.22 pounds and also includes nine zippered pockets, in addition to the Zipperless Ball Pocket. For your valuables, there's a Red Protection Pocket, built from crush-resistant molded EVA, providing you a nearly armored pocket to store your most prized possessions when playing. The Chamber bag adds to its function plenty of style. Four different colors are available, including Charcoal, Formula, Chrome/Acid and Acid. To learn more about the OGIO Chamber bag, visit: OGIO.com.