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Post by _dm4 »

zollmanator wrote:Looking for a bag to hold at least 14 to 18 disc with extra pockets, need a good bag for the money. Any input.
Here is a link to the PDGA discussion boards on this topic. Good luck!


http://www.pdga.com/msgboard/showflat.p ... art=1&vc=1
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zollmanator wrote:Looking for a bag to hold at least 14 to 18 disc with extra pockets, need a good bag for the money. Any input.

Gateways backpack is the crap. I have an older one, but its still really awesome. The new ones are even better!

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I think the backpacks have to much wasted space. When my bag rips out the rest of the way, Revolution!
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I know I just got the "Carolina Team Bag" from Revolution, and it is bad ass!! I have been very pleased with it!
http://www.discgolfer.com/ceteam.html
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Post by Anita »

I have to echo Paul. I used to have a Wall City mega cube. I still have it and use it for my spares. I moved up to a Rev. Club bag. It was around $50. It may not be big enough, so try one of the team bags.

I know a guy who has an old team bag. He's had it for way over 5 years easy. Looks great, no rips. The newer team bags are probably better because of the modifications. They are worth the money if you are a serious golfer and travel around.
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Post by Leo D. »

I had a guy tell me yesterday that this "bulldog" has really helped his upshot game a bunch, then I proceeded to watch him bogey four holes in a row due to this disc on a up shot! :lol:
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Bulldog is a great putter outside 35 to 40 feet. I bought one in Ames Iowa last week. I was there for work no discs, great courses there, so I went to buy discs. I picked up a Z flick, an old school leopard (soon to be my roller) & tried the bulldog out. I made almost every putt outside of 35 feet, was 8 down after 9 at Gateway Course... the locals I played with were freaked. The bulldog is headed for my bag, it drops hard but that's what I needed for long putts. I was able to run at the long ones without fear of blowing by and they just kept landing in the basket.

I do not recommend it for approaches but long putts..... SWEEEEEEET!
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Post by disclizard »

Looking for a bag to hold at least 14 to 18 disc with extra pockets, need a good bag for the money. Any input.
lightning has a huge bag and they don't break the bank. ugly as sin but lots of pockets and drink holder too. i call mine the winnibago bag cause , well it looks like one.
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