Best Golf Bags (Buying Guide 2025)

A bag is almost as essential as anything else on a golf course. There are various bags for particular situations, but whether you like to carry, push a cart, or ride a buggy, the best golf bags have been designed and engineered to meet your needs. Those needs would range from person to person, but some basics apply.

Storage is the primary consideration, as is access to clubs and accessory/apparel pockets. You don’t want a bag whose primary storage area is inaccessible on your cart. And based on how avid a golfer you might be, you might need something that is either water-resistant or even fully waterproof. Any golfer who plays the whole year round will have to deal with wet conditions from time to time, so it’s essential to look for waterproofing and additional protection for valuables. Every golf obsessive needs a high-quality waterproof golf bag, making this a perfect gift for any golf-obsessive friends!

The prerequisites differ for the golfer who prefers to carry their clubs. Weight is a consideration as you want something light and comfortable on the back. Storage matters less because you’re trying to keep things light, so you will be curating what you want to take on the course. If you typically play in wet conditions, the quality of the stand and whether the bag can survive torrential rain might be considerations. No matter how you plan to travel the course, easy access and protection of clubs will always play a role in your purchase decisions.

So, what are the best golf bags right now? We sifted through them and put them to the test, selecting our favourites to ensure that you can get prepped and best manage your game. Don’t forget to browse our other guides on golf bags, too – like the best golf cart bags or waterproof golf bags.

Our Top Best Golf Bags (Updated for 2025)

• Ping Hoofer Stand Bag
• Titleist Players 5 StaDry Stand Bag
• Wilson Exo Lite Stand Bag
• Big Max Dri Lite Hybrid Plus 2024 Golf Bag
• Sun Mountain 2024 H2NO Litespeed Stand Bag
• Callaway Fairway C HD Golf Bag
• TaylorMade FlexTech SuperLite Golf Stand Bag
• Vessel Player V Stand Bag
• Sunday Golf Loma XL Stand Bag
• Ogio Shadow Stand Bag
• Motocaddy Protekta Cart Bag
• Ogio All Elements Cart Bag
• Sun Mountain C-130 Cart Bag
• Stewart Golf Nero Cart Bag

Reviews Of Our Best Golf Stand Bags 2025 & Best Golf Bags for Push Carts

1. Ping Hoofer Stand Bag

Best all-rounder and a classic of the golf bag market

The Ping Hoofer is always mentioned when we discuss the best golf stand bags. For the past few years, it has been one of our absolute favourites due to its almost unmatched performance, comfort, usability , and good looks.

At 5.5 lbs—under 2.5kg—it’s a light backpack (though not the lightest). It also gave us great walk-in testing, aided by the adjustable carry strap, which works a treat. Ping has also introduced a new back puck that allows you to easily switch from two straps to one, which is especially handy as you can just throw it over your shoulder if you prefer.

It is quite versatile as well. If you wanted to slap it onto a cart, you certainly could, as there is a cart strap channel that runs underneath the main pocket to secure the bag incredibly well.

So it’s lightweight, very intuitive, and very easy to use, but it also has good storage. It has 11 pockets, to be exact, with a magnetic pocket to hold all your valuables. We’ve got to give credit where it’s due to Ping, as its brand engineers have thought of everything regarding Hoofer. The only minuscule drawback of this model is that it is not fully waterproof but rather water resistant, but overall, the Hoofer is a fantastic bag and is worthy of a place on this list.

Specifications

• Weight: 2.5kg/5.5lbs
• Pockets: 11
• Waterproof: NoColors: 6

Pros

• Comfortable to carry
• Very stable stand
• Loads of storage

Cons

• Not waterproof

2. Titleist Players 5 StaDry Stand Bag

Market 1: Our Favorite Looking Stand bag

The Players 5 StaDry Stand Bag is one of the best Titleist golf bags. The brand continues its trend for stylish, tough, and reliable carry options. We enjoyed testing this bag on the course and encourage you to consider it.

The new 5-way top assists with organization and accessibility, and we also noticed the premium feel in the high-quality YKK zippers and a horseshoe-style tee pocket. With this gold-trimmed unit with red accents, we think it looks fantastic. From an aesthetic standpoint, it’s a very straightforward, classic look — but for us, that’s part of the appeal. If you want something different, there are a variety of colour options available.

This bag has many useful features that improve the user experience. Such as a Sharpie holder or two externally lined, more fabulous pouches to hold your drinks on either side of the roomy ball pouch. Poor carry, though, was the standout feature for us, with the straps being designed for carrying. Over 10 rounds of golf, we had no issues with the straps getting tangled or twisted. Moreover, the padding on the shoulder straps is not too thick, so the weight is distributed evenly, and it makes for a comfortable carry even with a complete set of clubs in the bag.

Specifications

• Weight: 2kg/4.4lbs
• Pockets: 7
• Waterproof: YesColors: 4

Pros

• Comfortable strap system
• Plenty of storage
• Limits on club crowding 5-way top

Cons

• The tee pocket is fiddly
• Bag clips sometimes get hung up in the lifting

3. Wilson Exo Lite Stand Bag

Best for those who want a no-fuss & lightweight option

Exo Lite—Best Lightweight Golf Bag—Best Golf Bags Available Some find it too light at just 3.5 lbs, but trust us when we say that it is nice and solid. Once set up, the legs kicked out nicely, and there were no issues with it when placed on the ground. So, while it’s nearly as light as a feather, you can rest assured it won’t blow over on a blustery day.

And it would be fair to say that we’ve tested a better bag with straps [?] , but we thought that the Exo Lite’s straps were comfortable and adjustable quickly. We also observed that the full hip pad added to the carry experience and was comfortable over the shoulders and back while walking the course. There are also many remarkable features; our favourite is the magnetic rangefinder pocket, which is very useful and super premium. If you don’t want to use this pocket for your rangefinder, there are many other pockets or even an accessory clip you could pop instead.

Specifications

• Weight: 1.8kg/3.5 lbs
• Pockets: 6
• Waterproof: No (Showerproof)
• Colors: 6

Pros

• A very convenient magnetic rangefinder pocket
• Legs pop out easily and create a stable base
• Incredibly light but perfectly robust

Cons

• It is not ideal for carrying a full 14 clubs
• Тicket is not valid for cart/trolley use

4. Big Max Dri Lite Hybrid Plus 2024 Golf Bag

They do not come with a stand bag to carry and a golf cart

Creating a hybrid bag that suits carrying on a player’s back but also fits one of the most popular electric golf trolleys or push carts is a challenge, but one that Big Max has met with their Dri Lite Hybrid Plus.

This bag has eight pockets, and our favourite thing about it was the storage space it offered. Even those who pack enough gear to cover all four seasons won’t find themselves struggling for space, and if the elements are to make themselves known, four valuables pockets will help keep your stuff dry. We especially liked the Neato bag pocket, which had enough room for two bottles and a handful of snacks. Most are labelled on the inside with what accessories/essentials to place in them, such as the ‘phone pocket’, which we must admit thought was a little ‘OTT’ and spoilt the aesthetic slightly.

As noted, it’s not just the valuable pockets that are waterproof. The whole thing features a waterproof shell, which will keep your club’s bone dry regardless of how hard it rains, making this one of the best waterproof golf bags money can buy.

Specifications

• Weight: 2kg/4.8lbs
• Pockets: 8
• Waterproof: Yes
• Colors: 7

Pros

• Ample storage space
• Separate cooler pocket
• Fully waterproof

Cons

• A bit over the top with the naming of the pockets

5. Sun Mountain 2024 H2NO Litespeed Stand Bag

Best for inclement weather

Designed specifically for the enthusiastic bag wielder—the more traditional golfer who appreciates a long walk carrying 18 holes on their shoulders but also desires some peace of mind against the elements if they should impede their walk around the course—Sun Mountain has engineered this golf bag.

Famed Sun Mountain has been producing some of the best waterproof golf bags in the business, with the H2NO label being golfers’ go-to brand for years. Their H2NO Litespeed further proves what they can do, offering proper market-leading waterproofing alongside a rugged, top-quality build. As you might hope from something called ‘Litespeed’, the brand has taken the trouble to ensure this bag is comfortable as long as it’s on your back—even from a GH heavy tester-y point of view, this bag can barely register on my spinal awareness at 2.3kg (just under 5lbs) during its test.

This has been one of the most complete, well-thought-out stand bags I have tested in a long time. The pockets are functional and well-sized, and the zip is stiff enough to remain waterproof but can be easily opened one-handed. Anyone living in parts of the world with iffy weather (England, sadly) would  look for a waterproof bag to combat incoming elements, and I think you could do much worse than the H2NO Litespeed.

Specifications

• Weight: 2.2kg/4.8lbs
• Pockets: 7
• Waterproof: Yes
• Colors: 7

Pros

• Fantastic top storage and no club crowding
• Wide and comfortable straps
• Lightweight and completely waterproof materials

Cons

• If that cooler pocket is poorly designed, as many are, it will either impede your access to your lunch or fall out when you open the cooler.

6. Callaway Fairway C HD Golf Bag

Well 2024: New strap design helps deliver a well-rounded golf bag

Another great offering from Callaway, who crush it in the carry bag market. Has a complete set of 14 clubs that can still hold everything else that a golfer could ever need at this unbeatable weight of 2kg (4.4lbs)

Regarding comfort, we were highly impressed with what this bag offered in our course test. A new belt and hip pad design helps further improve comfort around the shoulders and the back, and this was an area that stood out for us during testing as we experienced a level of softness that is quite rare. Other bags in this guide feature more organization, but the five pockets were more than enough for our needs. The valuables pocket was a particular stand-out for us, as it is fleece-lined to keep your phone from getting scratched, a small but nice touch. There is also a cooler pocket and a generous main pocket for waterproofs or a jumper, plus a mention that this bag comes in many cool, unique colours.

The bag is also completely waterproof. Thanks to its 10 K waterproof fabric and fully seam-sealed construction, it’s hard to find a better bag to protect against even the heaviest downpours than the Fairway C HD bag. Check out the best Callaway golf bag guide to see more models from this brand.

Specifications

• Weight: 2kg/4.4lbs
• Pockets: 5
• Waterproof: Yes
• Colors: 3

Pros

• Lightweight but sturdy build
• Heavy-duty zips that can be opened with one hand
• Waterproof protection

Cons

• Inappropriate for trolley usage

7. TaylorMade FlexTech SuperLite Golf Stand Bag

The lightest, most functional bag available

This is the ideal golf bag for the player who likes a quick nine holes in the evening with their bag slung over their shoulder and minimal hassle. It is a well-made, strong golf bag despite weighing only 1.4 kg, which is not much more than a feather. The legs provide a rugged base when the bag is placed down and are automatically triggered to extend when you set the bag down at an angle.

There are very few bags on this list that are more user-friendly. The lightweight straps help to make this an easy one to carry. Due to padding on the section of the bag that it rests against and jostles against your body, it barely makes its presence felt across the shoulders or back when testing.

The six available pockets also provide ample storage, though a set of waterproofs will take up the largest one. Because the valuables pocket is outside the main pocket, the two compete for space, so our valuables had to be jammed in while carrying our waterproofs. In terms of raincoats, this bag resisted those classic odd spring showers, but it won’t protect your gear from the elements in continuous or heavy rain showers.

Specifications

• Weight: 1.4kg/3lbs
• Pockets: 6
• Waterproof: No
• Colors: 10

Pros

• Fully waterproof
• Five-way top makes it easier to use with clubs
• Smart shoulder strap system

Cons

• The pockets are neither the most accessible nor the biggest
• Folding legs sag slightly in use

8. Vessel Player V Stand Bag

A premium golf bag that plays the part, too

This bag looks good. Vessel’s Players V bag plays well above its weight on the course, providing a delightful user experience. We loved this bag during testing, from the general styling to the small details.

It’s pricey, no doubt, but Vessel makes premium bags—you get what you pay for here. The Player V exudes luxury and style by pairing supple yet hardy leather with chrome accents and a minimal design. We took it through half a dozen rounds of use-finding, finding new bits and pieces of goodies like the magnetic rangefinder pocket, self-balancing straps, and top-notch rotator stand system in each.

It features the Rotator Stand system, arguably the best system we’ve seen on a stand bag. It essentially allows the base of the bag to sit flush to the ground independent of the angle or gradient of the slope you’re on when deploying the carbon fibre legs. A feature that also assures you, especially when juggling inflatable or A-frame elements and the wind is up, that your bag is secure and stable when static. Considering the calibre of construction and other components in this build, this bag will last you for years if you choose to purchase one.

Specifications

• Weight: 2.7kg/6.1lbs
• Pockets: 10
• Waterproof: No
• Colors: 6

Pros

• Premium styling and details
• Plenty of practical storage
• Comfortable straps
• Feature packed

Cons

• Both are on the heavy side for a carry bag
• Not 100% waterproof

9. Sunday Golf Loma XL Stand Bag

They Do Top ‘Sunday bag’ Category

Best Sunday golf bags are a small but growing sub-field of the wonderful world of golf. They are designed for players who sometimes carry half a set but use it as a second bag rather than a replacement for their 14-club full bag.

Who better than Sunday Golf to design the market-leading bag within this niche? Their Loma XL is our top ‘Sunday bag’, easily accommodating up to eight of our clubs during testing. The thing weighs nothing and is accompanied by a comfy double strap, although I mostly wore mine over a single shoulder. There are also 7 colour options, and I’d suggest you go for one of the brighter colours rather than a dark one, as they will enhance shelf appeal from my perspective.

Despite being a tiny bag, you still get a Velcro glove holder, valuables pocket, tee/pencil holder, mesh pocket for a rangefinder, and a ’Frosty Pocket’ for drinks. This is perhaps the most fun I’ve ever had testing a golf bag because you can see how much effort Sunday Golf put into making it, and kudos to them for that—they nailed it.

Specifications

• Weight: 1.5kg/3.1lbs
• Pockets: 6
• Waterproof: No
• Colors: 7

Pros

• Dry correctly doing pockets
• Ultra-lightweight
• Pick from nine sartorial colourways

Cons

• Variety improved suited to shorter legs

10. Ogio Shadow Stand Bag

A synthetic leather bag that performs and handles well

The Ogio Shadow golf bag is another top-notch premium golf bag. Tester Sam De’Ath described it as “like a Ferrari of the golfing world.” This bag oozes quality and class thanks to the premium synthetic leather, premium stitched handles, and carbon fibre legs, which tell you that you’re clearly enjoying top quality throughout your experience.

Ogio port carries their handy Fit Disk technology to the shadow, a system that automatically levels the bag out when hefted onto your shoulders, adjusting the straps to compensate. The straps were also adjustable and manual. As for the straps, they feature loads of padding and are some of the most comfortable we’ve used on some of the best stand bags, too—coupled with the lack of weight you’re toting around, given that this is a leather bag, it’s a stunner one-two punch.

The bag’s construction is excellent, relatively light, and easy to carry, but the pockets don’t provide much room. The bag has nine pockets; they quickly fill up, and the larger pocket is only big enough to carry another layer (such as a jacket or a 1/4 zip pullover). That’s something worth noting if, like me, you play in the worst conditions and regularly have to carry some of the best golf waterproofs onto the course with you.

Specifications

• Weight: 2.5kg/5.6 lbs
• Pockets: 9
• Waterproof: Yes
• Colors: 8

Pros

• A high-quality premium look and feel
• Slight for a synthetic leather bag
• Very comfortable to wear

Cons

• The large side pocket could be a bit bigger

Reviews Of Our Best Golf Cart Bags 2025 & Best Ladies Golf Bags

11. Motocaddy Protekta Cart Bag

Our top cart bag pick

The crying divider really stood out to us while testing this bag. The bag has been designed to ensure that each club fits into its own slot and is zapped into place to help quell that rattling and noise that can be so annoying. Overall, there are nine iron slots, four wood slots , and a putter well large enough for even oversized putter grips.

There is plenty of storage available , too, with nine pockets in total, including two valuables pockets plus two full-length side pockets that can hold the rain cover and whatever clothing and larger accessories you wish to take. Furthermore, this bag is completely waterproof, and all pockets are easy-to-open Japanese YKK zips designed for single-hand operation and seam-sealed to keep water out.

In short, the Protekta performs well, so it’s our current pick for the best cart bag, mainly if used with a cart such as the Motocaddy Cube Push Trolley.

Specifications

• Weight: 3.1kg/6.8lbs
• Pockets: 9
• Waterproof: Yes
• Colours: 2 (Black/Blue | Black/White)

Pros

• Noise-reducing divider is perfect for organization
• Well-placed grab handles
• Lightweight, water-resistant fabrics everywhere
• High-quality zips

Cons

• No cart strap pass-through

12. Ogio All Elements Cart Bag

A cart bag with tons of unique colours to pick from

The Ogio All Elements bag has much space for all your course essentials. It has 11 pockets, including two larger sides for waterproofing or other large clothing items. It also has many options for valuables, balls, umbrellas and drinks (an insulated cooler pocket). In addition to this litany of pockets, there are 15 dividers within the bag, which is exceptionally spacious for a complete set of clubs and an extra slot for alignment sticks.

This is more expensive than Ogio bags on the market, but we think it’s worth the extra money, as Ogio has packed this bag with everything. We will say this with some confidence: this bag should last you forever. It is very premium, and just feeling the zippers and the detailing inside the pockets are clear signs that this bag is undoubtedly the successor to its predecessor in terms of function, durability, and quality.

The looks will undoubtedly divide opinion—as is the way with Ogio—but there are eight colour options in total, so hopefully, there is something for everyone.

Specifications

• Weight: 2.5kg/5.69lbs
• Pockets: 11
• Waterproof: Water-resistant
• Colors: 8

Pros

• And the best thing is that it is functionality goes off the charts
• Eleven pockets rule out all possibility of error
• It will last you a lifetime

Cons

• The colour choices will be a matter of taste

13. Sun Mountain C-130 Cart Bag

The best option if you have lots of gear to pack in your bag

Sun Mountain’s C-130 has been available in different forms for multiple years. It first hit the market in 2005 and has been the company’s best-seller ever since. We’re big fans of the C-130 and Sun Mountain in general, and this is one of the most popular cart bags of all. It has been purpose-built for golfers who ride when they play. It will fit on a push cart, but it should be emphasized that the design intended to use it on a buggy.

Three utility handles are placed on the C-130 in ideal positions that allow easy ingress and egress from a golf cart or instability to get in and out of a car trunk. This is important, especially if you have older golfers who use golf carts or buggies, as it is equally essential that the bag is easy to lift. The utility aids that process. The bag stays secure during play through Sun Mountain’s Smart Strap system, which works well.

Being such a spacious bag, there is a lot of room to include additional pockets, and the C-130 has 13 in total, all easily reachable when the bag is in a cart.

We also liked that the C-130 offers 14 distinct club dividers, including a putter well that will fit paddles of all shapes and sizes. The bag comes in a dozen colour options, and we love that it offers fantastic value for money under $270.

Specifications

• Weight: 3.17kg/7 pounds
• Pockets: 13
• Waterproof: No
• Colors: 11

Pros

• Impressive storage capacity
• Overall design and aesthetics are So sleek
• Cart quiet and steady while in play

Cons

• Best on riding carts, not push carts

14. Stewart Golf Nero Cart Bag

Discerning and extremely utilitarian

While you may not instinctively think of golf bags when Stewart Golf rolls off your tongue, the brand has produced some of the best remote electric trolleys and push carts for a few years. It stands to reason that they would eventually focus on designing bags that match. The Nero certainly does that.

The synthesized leather helps towards the quite luxurious feel, is easy to wipe clean, and the sleek black finish means, from an aesthetic perspective, that it looks great anyway. There’s a ton of storage: nine pockets, including a large insulated front pocket we liked because of its girth. You also receive two velour-lined valuables pockets and a magnetic front pocket perfect for a rangefinder. The extra-large putter well is also a great addition and will accommodate putters with any grip size. The zipped front panel is another lovely design feature that can be customized.

The bag will work with any trolley but was designed to fit seamlessly with Stewart Golf’s offerings, and if you have one of their brilliant trolleys, it is worth investing in the matching bag to go with it.

Specifications

• Weight: 7 pounds
• Pockets: 9
• Waterproof: Yes
• Colors: 1

Pros

• Use of premium materials throughout
• Complimentary Stewart Golf trolleys
• Huge cooler pocket

Cons

• It is not very tempting unless you own a Stewart Trolley

Testing the best golf bags: how we do it

Our product test process is robust and rigorous to ensure that our testing process for all golf gear, including golf bags, remains at the highest quality possible. The one caveat to our testing methodology is that if we claim to have reviewed a product, then you can be sure that it’s something we’ve gotten big marks on the golf course and tested in different environments and conditions. We will test all the features on the golf bags, so if the valuables pocket says it’s waterproof, we will pour water over it to check.

One thing that helps us in testing golf bags is that if we are testing clubs or golf balls, we need a bag to haul those items around! So, we’ll use specific rounds of golf to test the bags and other rounds as we take other golf products out for a test. We attempt to test them on various courses and conditions, making our tests as fair as possible while putting the golf bags through their paces to see which ones rise to the top.

We should also stress that manufacturers cannot pay us for favourable reviews because we always talk about things just as we see them. The Golf Monthly testing team contains members of a wide range of ages and abilities. However, all are members of golf clubs, so they have the opportunity to regularly test golf gear during fun rounds and competitions.

How to choose a golf bag

So, there are a few key factors to consider when purchasing a golf bag, and we’ve detailed those below.

Bag Type

Everything else follows from this; it is the first thing to decide. In literal terms, what type of bag do you need? Do you want a stand bag, a cart model, or something that will do both? These bag types all have their positives and negatives, so you need to decide what is most important for your particular golf game.

Stand bags are built for people who want to walk the golf course carrying their clubs. That means comfort and weight are everything. Stand bags also need to provide strength and ruggedness; depending on your specifications, you may want something waterproof. The two most significant negatives associated with stand bags are that they take more effort to use, and due to being designed to travel light, they don’t typically provide the same storage as cart bags. However, the other hybrid models above could probably work just as quickly on golf carts as well, so perhaps that is how to kill two birds (maybe three) with one stone.

The cart bag is for those who don’t want to carry and want to use a push cart or ride a buggy on the course. If you find yourself in that population, you will want a rock-steady bag that’s easy to pick up, shuffle around, and holds steady on your cart. One significant benefit we’ve found is that cart bags generally provide ample space for accessories, apparel, valuables and all the other golf paraphernalia someone might want to take onto the course. The biggest downside is that they’re just bulkier and must be removed from the cart before and after the round, while stand bags provide more freedom.

Storage

Storage has become a key factor in golf these days since a good golf bag needs to provide pockets for all sorts of things, as we have seen above. Because cart bags are bigger and because you don’t have to carry them on your back, you can afford to carry more weight, so cart bags have more pockets.

Stand bags have to hold the essentials, but the goal is to travel light, so you don’t need a ton of pockets. Determine how much gear you’d like to bring out onto the golf course and select a bag accordingly.

Waterproofing

If you live or golf in a place where it rains a lot, having a bag that helps protect against the rain is a must. If you never play in the rain, then it’s not something to worry about, but given that you can get caught in a surprise deluge, there is value in at least having some water resistance in your bag if you don’t go fully waterproof. That said, some of the models above are much better than others in this area, as they are explicitly marketed as such, so do use that as a purchase consideration.

Weight

Weight matters across the board with all types of bags. Stand bags need to be light because they will be carried by the player on their back and shoulders all day, while cart bags should also retain some lightness because they still need to be moved around the golf course and from the car to the cart in the first place.

Fortunately, most brands today produce lightweight options because few players want to carry heavy baggage.

Looks

What do you want your golf bag to look like? From stand models to cart models, brands do their best to create a design aesthetic that catches your eye or blends into the golf course’s landscape. So think about what models you like the look of or if any of the bags have different colour schemes.

Budget

Our last consideration is, of course, price. Golf bags are available in literally any price range, so you can go big and get the premium cart model or go the complete opposite direction and pick up a cheap stand bag.

FAQs

Q. What makes a good golf bag?

The best golf bags protect your equipment above all else. They also have to be light, able to hold a lot of gear, and able to keep water out when conditions get wicked. Your bag needs to do the above; otherwise, it can only be a nuisance to your game, as you’ll be more focused on protecting your clubs rather than hitting!

Q. Should I get a stand bag or a cart bag?

It comes down to choice. A cart bag is a better option if you need to use a trolley when out on the golf course. However, if you don’t mind carrying a backpack, a stand bag will be more appropriate for your golf game.

Q. How heavy is a whole bag of golf on average?

Indeed, the diversity of golf bag designs across stands, carts, Tour models, etc., makes it tricky to provide a definitive answer. However, we have discovered that 30 pounds seems to be the general consensus for stand bags once you load them up. Cart bags tend to be a bit more, and Tour bags even more because they add size.

Q.  What is in Tiger Woods’ golf bag?

A: Tiger Woods: Vessel Prime Staff. His bag has several Monster Energy logos plastered on it.