The valuables pocket could be a little bigger. It's difficult to put my phone, wallet, watch, and keys in there, although my keys could go elsewhere. The seams at the bottom of the ball pocket and the large pocket to the left ripped in less than a year (about 20-25 rounds). The strap system is pretty good, but the left shoulder seems to always be twisted when I put it on.

I like to walk and the Ogio Pace was an attractive, well-rated light carry bag that I received last Christmas. The bag has worked well over a long season, but Ogio needs to pay more attention to some of the details and durability.

Almost all the interior pockets have a tear or hole in them after one season (85 outings), the top lining is showing wear, and the fabric holding the trunk handle partially ripped.

The bag is a lightweight stand model that is good for walking. The legs, zippers, pockets, and straps have held up well. The water bottle pocket is accessible. The manufacturer needs more durable fabric and triple seams in places though.

I would recommend a slightly heavier carry bag with stronger pockets and stitching than the Pace. The cost was about $150 plus shipping; so it's not the most expensive bag, but it wasn't cheap either. It's too bad because with more durable construction this would be a fine bag.