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OGIO Corporate City Corp Black


OGIO Corporate City Corp Black


Best Price: $89.99

Product Features
  • Padded top drop-in laptop sleeve
  • Audio pocket with headphone exit port
  • Cell phone pocket with cell lifter
  • Adjustable padded shoulder strap
  • Pullman handle attachment sleeve
Editorial Reviews
Product Description

With the City Corp, this personal organizer delivers your laptop, cell phone, pens, files, and other multimedia accessories minus the bottomless-pit syndrome.

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Customer Reviews
Matthew Parker Said: great bag ( Apr. 19th 2009 )
This bag is really big. It has room to carry everything. It is well built and very sturdy. I got it to carry my 17 inch macbook pro and it fits well.
TheGreatCO Said: Ogio Scores Again ( Apr. 6th 2009 )
Like every other Ogio bag I have purchased, this one is a champ. I have filled it to the point of barely being able to life it with no tears, no zipper issues, nothing. Though I will warn that its large size means its easy to make it really heavy and it will get to be a bit annoying. The only downside if the lack of any type of outside water bottle pocket or anything. A small downside. Great bag though.
M. Kenning Said: High quality, large capacity bag ( Jan. 9th 2008 )
This is a very large bag, which I've had for almost six months. It can quickly get heavy if you pack it full of books and a laptop. However, it is very durable, has loads of pockets and sleeves for almost everything you would want to tote along, and fits nicely on my shoulder. The only notably missing pocket is for a water bottle.
F. Ling Said: Lots of pockets, but laptop pocket was placed poorly ( Oct. 8th 2007 )
I got this bag as a gift and the first thing I marveled at was how many pockets there are. There's a place for just about everything. The things that I'm not too happy about are: 1) the placement of the laptop compartment underneath the front flap. IMHO, this should really be in the center compartment of the bag. I find that when I'm only carrying my laptop, the bag will topple over on its side and never be able to stand up on its own. 2) There's zippers that open up on the bag so that you can put it on top of a rolling suitcase. I thought this was super handy at first, until the bag kept slipping off my suitcase and got all turned around on the handlebar. This bag can fit an enormous amount of stuff, but for the sake of your back (but probably not your fashion sense) you may want to consider getting a rolling laptop bag.

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