Team Argos Shimano
OGIO’s Premier Pro Cycling Team OGIO sponsorship – Team Shimano has announced its new title sponsor Argos (Oil Company) and new team name will be Team Argos Shimano and will participate in the prestige’s 2012 Tour de France.
OGIO’s 9.0 Endurance Bag is featured in the May print edition of ROAD Magazine.
The write-up includes a detailed description of the bag and its features, the MSRP, OGIO’s website, and a high-resolution image of the bag. The editor states in the positive write-up that “high tensile strength yet lightweight materials along with the intelligent construction that OGIO [is] known for help structure an intuitive organizational layout.”
ROAD Magazine has a monthly circulation of 40,000 and covers the culture of the road bike scene and features major races, interviews with the heroes of the sport, up-and coming riders, bike and product reviews and the latest news.
OGIO’s Premier Pro Cycling Team OGIO sponsorship – Team Shimano has announced its new title sponsor Argos (Oil Company) and new team name will be Team Argos Shimano and will participate in the prestige’s 2012 Tour de France.
Bicycle Retailer has featured the new OGIO Endurance collection in the “Product Picks” section of their April 1st print edition. The positive review mentions that “OGIO’s Endurance Collection bags pay special attention to the protection of the items that endurance athletes rely on, such as wetsuits, goggles, helmets, sunglasses, heart rate monitors and other electronic devices.”
Bicycle Retailer is a bimonthly publication with a circulation of 10,095 that reaches dealers and cycling industry executives worldwide. Written as a news-oriented trade magazine offering comprehensive coverage of the domestic and international bicycle industry, Bicycle Retailer’s editorial emphasis is on current news and feature coverage of the bicycle industry including retail, equipment, apparel and accessories and distribution.
Velo Magazine has featured the OGIO 9.0 Endurance Bag in their “2012 Ultimate Ride Guide” print edition (a PDF of the coverage is attached). In the positive review titled “On the Move—Five Pieces of Essential Travel Gear,” the editor details the bag’s key features and states, “While the 9.0 is primarily a race-day bag, its adjustable shoulder straps and durable, lightweight construction make it suitable for travel.”
Velo Magazine has a monthly print circulation of 45,420 readers. Previously called VeloNews and written for road, mountain and track cyclists, racers, fans and cycling sponsors, Velo Magazine focuses on cycling and triathlon. The magazine also covers domestic and international race reports, training tips and athlete interviews, and includes race results, new products and tips for competitive cycling.
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As a result of Formula’s (OGIO’s PR Firm) outreach on behalf of the OGIO’s Endurance Collection, LAVAMagazine.com has posted a review, “Tested: OGIO 8.0 Endurance Gear Bag.” Following a thorough review of the Women’s 8.0 Endurance Bag, editor Susan Grant-Legacki writes, “If you’re looking for a bag that offers enough storage for multiple days of training, but yet sleek enough to fit on your back as you ride around town, look no further than the OGIO Endurance Collection.” The article includes a direct link to OGIO’s website, one large image of the Women’s 8.0 Endurance Bag, and additional images of the Endurance bag.
LAVA Magazine provides news and information on the gear, people, racing, and training relating to the world of triathlons. Focuses on the Ironman triathlon, but also covers other triathlon races. Includes photography, features and new products.
Win McMurry interivews the CEO of Ogio, Tony Palma, to discover their latest creation during the 2012 PGA Merchandise Show at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla.
SALT LAKE CITY (May 11, 2011) – OGIO, the designer of uniquely styled bags infused with intelligent design, is proud to announce a gold award for its Velocity UltraLite bag and a silver award for its Sultan cart bag in the 2011 Golf Digest Hot List. Included in the publication’s June 2011 issue, both bags received high marks for their light weight, design and strategically-placed features.
“We are extremely pleased with this recognition and achievement,” said Tom Gocke, vice president of golf, OGIO. “The Golf Digest Hot List is one of the most comprehensive guides for the best equipment in the sport. At OGIO we consistently strive to create stylish and innovative bags designed by golfers for golfers, so these accolades are a wonderful acknowledgement of fulfilling our mission.”
A part of the new UltraLite series, the Velocity bag weighs a mere 4.4 pounds, with straps included. Encompassing more technology and storage space than its predecessors, Velocity provides golfers with a seven-way Woode™ UltraLite Performance Top with full-length dividers, O-Shox™ suspension strap system and the AFS air flow system shoulder straps for maximum comfort on the course.
Featuring a 14-way diamond UltraLite Performance cart top, the Sultan offers dual magnetic side flip-up pockets, large insulated cooler pocket and an easy-to-use, magnetic ball pocket. Weighing in at 7.4 pounds, the Sultan also features four ergonomic handles to ensure easy lifting while riding a cart through 18 holes.
For more information about OGIO, please visit www.OGIO.com.
Read the article here: http://uncrate.com/stuff/ogio-ultralite-golf-bags/
With Tiger Woods struggling and other golfers unable to put together prolonged hot streaks, golf bag maker Ogio may have turned in the best performance on the links in 2010.
Fresh off a three gold medal showing in Golf Digest’s Hot List issue, the 2011 lineup that hit the stores this fall is sure to please golfers with a fine array of cart and stand bags. Those who like lightweight stand bags that are big on features and durability will find a lot to like in the 3.6-pound Velocity. ($195)…