I'm a fan of the Upper Park Shift. I fit 13 disks easily, carries my most thrown discs on the outside for easy retrieval. I like bags that carry less than 20 discs for lower weight, compactness, and setting up course specific loads versus carrying a larger, heavier bag where I'll most likely only throw 50-60% of the discs in the bag on any given course. Great video and list.
Started with Trooper (after the typical starter pack style sling bag). Still carry it for quick rounds after work. Upgraded to the BP1V3 and love it! I carry 36 discs and room for other items to boot. It is heavy, but sturdy. When playing multiple rounds at a time it got to be too heavy so I just got the LG Backpack Zuca cart and no more up and down a couple hundred times with a 22 pound bag.
Latitude 64 DG luxury E4 I feel is so nice with lots of disc room but also sooo much room for other stuff needed on the course. I can hold my water, jacket, towels, and then I carry snacks for long tournaments and still have room.
Revolution bags with the back straps. I had one from 17+ years ago that is still going strong. I bought a Prodigy B1 when I got back into disc golf two years ago but the Revolution bag still holds up and is great when carrying between 10-20 discs rather than 20+. I know Drew Gibson was using one on tour a few times last year and they are still in production as the Carolina Team bags from Revolution. Can't go wrong.
Dynamic Disc Combat Ranger is my choice. I love the top compartment to store my keys, wallet, phone, hand warmers, sandwiches, sticky rice and much more.
I got the Innova Excursion Backpack at the moment, but are concidering upgrading from it. I currently pack 20 discs in it (5 putter, 5 mids, 5 fw-drivers and 5 d-drivers). It got nice tall sidepocket for stuff like a jacket or umbrella and other stuff. The biggest con I'm currently having with it is the opening for the discs are too tight. It's a struggle to get a disc in and out without forcing and bending the disc. I've just had it for 2 months now, and already have 5 warped discs from it... So are thinking about investing in either AX5 or BP-1. How smooth are these bags in pulling discs in and out?
Great video! Although i find it strange that u didn't even mention Pound. I get it - they're pricey. But in my opinion, they're the absolute best bags out there in terms of quality.
Perfect timing i have the trooper and it lasted me a year of 100+ rounds in the rain and mudd great starting bag IMO but i have been looking into the next bag for me and this has helped where to look. Thanks 🤟
I just got a Wild Discs Kangaroo bag, and I'm loving it so far. It seems to be made out of some really strong materials, much better than my BP1 V2. The main pocket also holds 4 more discs than my BP1. The site says it'll hold 45+ discs. I haven't tried that yet, but I believe it if you use the side pockets. It makes my BP1 look small in comparison. It's $200 so the price is really good for what you're getting, and the color scheme is awesome.
I’ve packed 35 discs in my BP-1, but I will say that putting it together is a chore and I tore some of the fabric in doing so. Also about a year in, it is starting to show some serious wear and may not last a second year. We shall see.
Yeah I’m in the same position, had the bag for nearly 2 years and the strap just completely snapped off and then the expanded side pockets have holes in the bottom being expanded about half the time. Definitely probably worth investing in a sturdier bag
Perfect timing! Actually ordered a BP-1 just hours before you posted this, so it’s great to see that it looks like I went with the right one! 😁 Also think the Latitude64 Swift is a good alternative to the DD trooper. Used it until now and I’ve really liked it! Some cool colours and patterns as well 😁
I have a rebel in the closet. Nothing but good things to say about it. But my Pound# bag blows it and my daughters Grip bag out the water in comfortability and quality . If you can spare the money it’s worth it!
I just got the Upper Park Rebel and I love it. It combines the two things I loved about my last two bags- an open compartment for the discs so they are easy to get in and out, and the upper section to hold my putters. So good.
So this is really a best bags for the money on a bit of a budget. Not the actual best bags in general. I was a bit confused when I didn't see a DD Combat Ranger or Pound Octohaul/Thorpe. They are expensive, especially the pound. But once you own one you'll never own another bag.
I have the dynamic disc commander bag i love it got it about a year and a half ago its a great bag i hold about 28 discs and plenty of storage for other items for like 130 bucks really tough and doesn't tip basically at all.
I'm using a Launch Capsule bag. It's basically the same as a MVP Shuttle but with less pockets (just a small side pocket and water bottle holder). Likely made by the same manufacturer. They claim it carries up to 19 in the main and 4 in the putter compartment. Costs about £28/$37 but I went with Disc Golf UK's offer of the bag and 5 Kastaplast discs. (Reko in K3, Lots, Falk, Kaxe Z in K1, Berg in K1 soft) for £85/$113. It's pretty well made, light, and comfortable. Enough of a bag for me, but at some point I'll be picking up a bag with more whistles and bells (pockets mainly)
I used the trooper bag for two years before it started falling over bc I had too many discs and it was getting worn out lol. I upgraded last year to the prodigy bp1 v3 and it has been great for me! Does not fall over bc of the feet on the bottom, has plenty of storage, i think its waterproof, and i love the velcro on top bc you can customize it with patches! I was looking into playing some tournaments or leagues but havent done it yet.
i know this video was made 10 months ago, but if you guys ever plan to make an updated version would i recommend Guru's Sigr. The bag that sponsored the coverage of PCS sula open 2022
Not to mention the customizable name plate for like $20 on the BP-1 and water resistant material. It is definitely the smartest choice for an affordable high level bag.
@@danielskyvulstad2700 yeah thats newer than when I was looking into bags so I can't really comment on it. I feel like the best bag for the price on the market right now is squatch, just carry a light stool with you and you'd never need anything more. If sitting during a round is that necessary, I live scored for Ezra during the GMC and he legit just sat on the main compartment of his grip bag lol
I personally carry an OG pound Octothorpe (got for half price well used) but if I were in the market today I would look at the Squatch Discgolf backpack.
Thanks! I just ordered a Trooper yesterday. I am knew and I was between Trooper and Adventure. Went with Adventure because of color. I would to see a review of baskets. I want to get one for the backyard.
Great video, as always! I went with the Atlas Pioneer and I'm loving it. The comfort level is off the chart and for the price point ($90), it's awesome for both beginners and veterans.
Love my new Handeye Supply Co bag. I've got nothing but great things to say about it. Especially if you're on a budget or looking for your first "serious" bag to last you a few years.
I’ve carried a Pound Octothorpe for about five years, and I absolutely love it. Pricey, but well worth it in the long run, so I was glad to hear about the honorable mention! :-D
Yeah, it's strange that he didn't even mention Pound. I get it - they're pricey. But in my opinion, they're the absolute best bags out there in terms of quality.
I have an AX5. I absolutely love it. To me it was an investment for the future of my game. Best bag I’ve ever had but never tried the others. Hopefully I win 😉
I’m upgrading to the Grip BX3. I only use 14 of my discs and need room for my 6 year olds snack and any “special” rocks she finds, just wish there where coupons or something. Thanks for the info.
I slid across the asphalt wearing the trooper (my first DG bag) after clipping a cat at 25mph riding my EUC one night. It completely shredded the zippers and the majority of fabric off.. hah probably saved me some roadrash and helped me justify an upgraded:)
I currently use a PA wine and spirits bag. Its handheld and I currently have 15 discs in it. There is room for 1 or 2 more discs in it and cost almost nothing.
I did NOT like the Prodigy BP1. It felt very saggy and like you mentioned, extremely heavy. Upgraded to a Pound and it was a fantastic investment. Genuinely feels like there's hardly anything on my back even though I'm carrying about 24 discs, quick stick XL, and other accessories. Might be a little pricey, but if you can get one, I wouldn't put any other bag over it.
As someone who owns a ridge backpack from ridge roller I think it's criminal to not include it. It's more expensive than a grip bag, but it's way cheaper than a pound bag, and the ridge has a built in stool!
@@blastblast8301 it’s better than a pound octothorp or octohual. It’s designed here and produced overseas… just like everything else. It’s also half the price of an octohual.
You can beat these options easily with the "MVP Disc Sports Backpack Shuttle Disc Golf Backpack Bag" for only $24 on Amazon a great MVP bag that holds 24 disks for only $24 bucks it's by far the best option over the ones in this video simply because high quality for such a low cost comparatively.
I got a BX3 from my Ledgestone player pack and LOVE it. Still a Novice so I really don't need a bag with 30 capacity, but one that can have my many options at the ready.
Unfortunately, you left out the fastest growing brand in disc golf bags: Squatch. Better materials for unparalleled durability; lighter weight; greater comfort; more capacity; built in cooler; waterproof zippers; DWR coated water-resistant material. The ONLY other bags that compare are twice the price.
Why would you rate how good a bag is by looking at the amount of discs they hold. This is a video about the best bag for the least amount of money. The best bags are from grip hence they are more expensive. If someone gave me a free prodigy bp1 I wouldn’t even use it. I’ve even had two free bp1’s since I was sponsored by them back in 2017. They are the worst bags I have ever owned.
Carrying 30+ discs is way overkill and just not practical. Probably alot of overlap and it's going to make your disc selection for each shot that much harder. KISS.
bp1v3 is cheaper but its cheaply made. my retriever pocked busted in 6 mos and the bottom has tears . The base sticks in the lower back, shoulder straps arent overly comfortable and its not water proof. Specs are one thing but in heavy use is something else. not the best review
shocked that you do a bag video and you dont even mention Pound, the best bag in the game? Pound makes far and away, the best bags in disc golf. They designed the original prodigy bags, and then prodigy liked them so much they ripped off the design for the Octothorpe and called it the "Apex XL" and made a bucnh of their players feel super awkward using it without paying any royalties on the design.
I have the Prodigy bag, I specifically chose this bag so I could carry more beer.
I'm a fan of the Upper Park Shift. I fit 13 disks easily, carries my most thrown discs on the outside for easy retrieval. I like bags that carry less than 20 discs for lower weight, compactness, and setting up course specific loads versus carrying a larger, heavier bag where I'll most likely only throw 50-60% of the discs in the bag on any given course. Great video and list.
I use it too. I like it alot. I would like to hold a few more disc's though.
I agree. I've had the BP-1 for little over a year now. It's comfortable and has lots of room. Good value for the money.
Not sure how pound didn't even make the list. They are the most expensive but are far and away a better product.
Started with Trooper (after the typical starter pack style sling bag). Still carry it for quick rounds after work. Upgraded to the BP1V3 and love it! I carry 36 discs and room for other items to boot. It is heavy, but sturdy. When playing multiple rounds at a time it got to be too heavy so I just got the LG Backpack Zuca cart and no more up and down a couple hundred times with a 22 pound bag.
53 here and love my zucca cart. Save my shoulder
Couldn't agree more! I carry the prodigy BP1 V3 and it is a great bag. Incredible value and great quality, not to mention how many discs it holds!
Latitude 64 DG luxury E4 I feel is so nice with lots of disc room but also sooo much room for other stuff needed on the course. I can hold my water, jacket, towels, and then I carry snacks for long tournaments and still have room.
Revolution bags with the back straps. I had one from 17+ years ago that is still going strong. I bought a Prodigy B1 when I got back into disc golf two years ago but the Revolution bag still holds up and is great when carrying between 10-20 discs rather than 20+. I know Drew Gibson was using one on tour a few times last year and they are still in production as the Carolina Team bags from Revolution. Can't go wrong.
Upper Park shift is the most comfortable bag I've ever used. It's saved me a ton of energy on the course!
Dynamic Disc Combat Ranger is my choice. I love the top compartment to store my keys, wallet, phone, hand warmers, sandwiches, sticky rice and much more.
I got the Innova Excursion Backpack at the moment, but are concidering upgrading from it. I currently pack 20 discs in it (5 putter, 5 mids, 5 fw-drivers and 5 d-drivers). It got nice tall sidepocket for stuff like a jacket or umbrella and other stuff. The biggest con I'm currently having with it is the opening for the discs are too tight. It's a struggle to get a disc in and out without forcing and bending the disc. I've just had it for 2 months now, and already have 5 warped discs from it... So are thinking about investing in either AX5 or BP-1. How smooth are these bags in pulling discs in and out?
Anybody else wanna play a round with this guy!?!
Great video! Although i find it strange that u didn't even mention Pound. I get it - they're pricey. But in my opinion, they're the absolute best bags out there in terms of quality.
Agreed. This really should have just been a best bag at each price point video. Now way a freaking trooper is better than any pound bag.
Squatch is an amazing bag. Got 4 rounds in with it so far.
I’ve been wanting to try this bag! I guess they might be making a smaller bag in 22.. waiting!!!
Upper Park Shift ! You guys rock, 100% enjoyable!
Perfect timing i have the trooper and it lasted me a year of 100+ rounds in the rain and mudd great starting bag IMO but i have been looking into the next bag for me and this has helped where to look. Thanks 🤟
Upper park rebel!
I just got a Wild Discs Kangaroo bag, and I'm loving it so far. It seems to be made out of some really strong materials, much better than my BP1 V2. The main pocket also holds 4 more discs than my BP1. The site says it'll hold 45+ discs. I haven't tried that yet, but I believe it if you use the side pockets. It makes my BP1 look small in comparison. It's $200 so the price is really good for what you're getting, and the color scheme is awesome.
And they donate 5% of all proceeds to help wildlife! I love my Kangaroo bag!
just started earlier in the year. went with a trooper, suits me pretty well, will look into the bp-1 for when i need an upgrade/replacement!
I’ve packed 35 discs in my BP-1, but I will say that putting it together is a chore and I tore some of the fabric in doing so. Also about a year in, it is starting to show some serious wear and may not last a second year. We shall see.
Yeah I’m in the same position, had the bag for nearly 2 years and the strap just completely snapped off and then the expanded side pockets have holes in the bottom being expanded about half the time. Definitely probably worth investing in a sturdier bag
I love how the bottom corners of the opening on Prodigy bags don't force you to shove other discs out the way to get them out.
Currently have the Innova Adventure pack, hoping to upgrade soon cause I have 4 or 5 more discs I want to carry but don’t have the room for.
Perfect timing! Actually ordered a BP-1 just hours before you posted this, so it’s great to see that it looks like I went with the right one! 😁 Also think the Latitude64 Swift is a good alternative to the DD trooper. Used it until now and I’ve really liked it! Some cool colours and patterns as well 😁
ready for Top 5 Swanky Top 5 Videos
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I have a rebel in the closet. Nothing but good things to say about it. But my Pound# bag blows it and my daughters Grip bag out the water in comfortability and quality . If you can spare the money it’s worth it!
I just got the Upper Park Rebel and I love it. It combines the two things I loved about my last two bags- an open compartment for the discs so they are easy to get in and out, and the upper section to hold my putters. So good.
So this is really a best bags for the money on a bit of a budget. Not the actual best bags in general. I was a bit confused when I didn't see a DD Combat Ranger or Pound Octohaul/Thorpe. They are expensive, especially the pound. But once you own one you'll never own another bag.
When I’m not using my ruca cart I use your number 1 choice. I love that bag. It literally holds everything.
I have the dynamic disc commander bag i love it got it about a year and a half ago its a great bag i hold about 28 discs and plenty of storage for other items for like 130 bucks really tough and doesn't tip basically at all.
I'm using a Launch Capsule bag. It's basically the same as a MVP Shuttle but with less pockets (just a small side pocket and water bottle holder). Likely made by the same manufacturer. They claim it carries up to 19 in the main and 4 in the putter compartment.
Costs about £28/$37 but I went with Disc Golf UK's offer of the bag and 5 Kastaplast discs. (Reko in K3, Lots, Falk, Kaxe Z in K1, Berg in K1 soft) for £85/$113.
It's pretty well made, light, and comfortable. Enough of a bag for me, but at some point I'll be picking up a bag with more whistles and bells (pockets mainly)
I used the trooper bag for two years before it started falling over bc I had too many discs and it was getting worn out lol. I upgraded last year to the prodigy bp1 v3 and it has been great for me! Does not fall over bc of the feet on the bottom, has plenty of storage, i think its waterproof, and i love the velcro on top bc you can customize it with patches! I was looking into playing some tournaments or leagues but havent done it yet.
i know this video was made 10 months ago, but if you guys ever plan to make an updated version would i recommend Guru's Sigr. The bag that sponsored the coverage of PCS sula open 2022
Not to mention the customizable name plate for like $20 on the BP-1 and water resistant material. It is definitely the smartest choice for an affordable high level bag.
Loving the series!
The trooper was my first bag and it was a great beginner bag but it wouldn't hold enough discs for me so I upgraded to my prodigy BP-1 and I love it
Recomendations for bags with builtin Seat?
The gorilla boy simian is the only one I've ever heard good things about
@@majorstorm9 i have heard about the one Ricky Wysocki have used. The Ridge Roller but dont know how it is
@@danielskyvulstad2700 is he still sponsored by Ridge Roller or is he changing bag/cart sponsors as well?
@@danielskyvulstad2700 yeah thats newer than when I was looking into bags so I can't really comment on it. I feel like the best bag for the price on the market right now is squatch, just carry a light stool with you and you'd never need anything more. If sitting during a round is that necessary, I live scored for Ezra during the GMC and he legit just sat on the main compartment of his grip bag lol
@@blastblast8301 dont know. Only know he was sponsored this season
Just picked up a Squatch and have been loving it so far.
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I personally carry an OG pound Octothorpe (got for half price well used) but if I were in the market today I would look at the Squatch Discgolf backpack.
Thanks! I just ordered a Trooper yesterday. I am knew and I was between Trooper and Adventure. Went with Adventure because of color. I would to see a review of baskets. I want to get one for the backyard.
Trooper was my first bag. Great starter. Moved to the commander and absolutely love it but it got too heavy so I am getting a Zuca cart for Christmas!
Great video, as always! I went with the Atlas Pioneer and I'm loving it. The comfort level is off the chart and for the price point ($90), it's awesome for both beginners and veterans.
Lat 64 E4 luxury. $200 bag currently on sale for $139. Totally worth every dollar. You’ll thank me later. Great video to 🔥
This.
Pound shout out!!
Love my new Handeye Supply Co bag. I've got nothing but great things to say about it. Especially if you're on a budget or looking for your first "serious" bag to last you a few years.
Lat 64 Core Pro was on deep sale at Amazon once. Something like 70 instead of 130. Really good
I think it's funny. The best bags were the ones with the most storage. That's a very beginner evaluation.
I use a trooper and I can say it’s pretty good, it was my favorite purchase for disc golf so far
Looking for an upgrade thanks for the discmas videos.
I just upgraded to an Atlas Pioneer and I am so happy with it. Tons of storage at a really good price point.
definitely loved my pioneer bag. Just wish they added like 2 extra legs on the bottom for a bit exta standing support
I’ve carried a Pound Octothorpe for about five years, and I absolutely love it. Pricey, but well worth it in the long run, so I was glad to hear about the honorable mention! :-D
Yeah, it's strange that he didn't even mention Pound. I get it - they're pricey. But in my opinion, they're the absolute best bags out there in terms of quality.
Currently using a sand C series grip bag jammed with 20 discs but I've been on the hunt for something with a lil more capacity.
I have an AX5. I absolutely love it. To me it was an investment for the future of my game. Best bag I’ve ever had but never tried the others. Hopefully I win 😉
I’m upgrading to the Grip BX3. I only use 14 of my discs and need room for my 6 year olds snack and any “special” rocks she finds, just wish there where coupons or something. Thanks for the info.
I was constantly carrying 35 discs in my BP1v3. I lug a cart around now though.
I slid across the asphalt wearing the trooper (my first DG bag) after clipping a cat at 25mph riding my EUC one night. It completely shredded the zippers and the majority of fabric off.. hah probably saved me some roadrash and helped me justify an upgraded:)
I use the paratrooper it's a great bag super durable with plenty of storage
The throwback pack 2.0 gets my vote for best budget bag. You can carry anything and everything.
Squatch has a good product. The Simeon bag by Gorilla has a built in seat and has been revamped to be more sturdy.
Great info! Thank you.
I currently use a PA wine and spirits bag. Its handheld and I currently have 15 discs in it. There is room for 1 or 2 more discs in it and cost almost nothing.
I wish I could add a pic of this. Somehow PA wine and spirits made a disc golf bag by accident
The grip bags are the only bags on this video worth buying and buying and the Squatch Legend are probably even better
I did NOT like the Prodigy BP1. It felt very saggy and like you mentioned, extremely heavy. Upgraded to a Pound and it was a fantastic investment. Genuinely feels like there's hardly anything on my back even though I'm carrying about 24 discs, quick stick XL, and other accessories. Might be a little pricey, but if you can get one, I wouldn't put any other bag over it.
Fossa Skinny 2 deserves a spot on this list for sure.
Love my BP-1. Might eventually check out a Pound bag
Voyager Lite is my favorite bag I’ve ever tried even compared to larger bags
I own 2 Prodigy BP1V3s, the second one is the custom patch bag
BX3 can easily hold 25+ they say the putter pocket holds 2 discs but I easily fit 6 in there
As someone who owns a ridge backpack from ridge roller I think it's criminal to not include it. It's more expensive than a grip bag, but it's way cheaper than a pound bag, and the ridge has a built in stool!
liked and subbed!
The new squatch legend is the best bag I’ve ever tried.
I mean as a Pound copy but made overseas, they're alright. But Pound for Pound guess who wins my money every time?
@@blastblast8301 it’s better than a pound octothorp or octohual. It’s designed here and produced overseas… just like everything else. It’s also half the price of an octohual.
i'm 14 seconds into the vid... calling it now.... DD Ranger
Paratrooper is 🔥🔥
I have a BP2 V3 and I think it's the best bang for bucks
Simon Lizotte grip eq🔥🔥
I have the BP 1 and its amazing
Mvp rover with nucleus bag. Best deal going.
Almost to 9k!! C'mon boys you got this!
Upper Park Shift.
Pricey but soon a lot of people will be rocking the legend from squatch.
You can beat these options easily with the "MVP Disc Sports Backpack Shuttle Disc Golf Backpack Bag" for only $24 on Amazon a great MVP bag that holds 24 disks for only $24 bucks it's by far the best option over the ones in this video simply because high quality for such a low cost comparatively.
I got a BX3 from my Ledgestone player pack and LOVE it. Still a Novice so I really don't need a bag with 30 capacity, but one that can have my many options at the ready.
I will never give up my Pound bag.
You might need to take a look at the DGA TRVRS.
Surprised the Combat Ranger isn’t on here.
You put the Upper Parks Rebel over the Squatch Legend at $259; $20 more and one of the highest quality bags on the market.
BP1V3 is by far the best for the money!
Haha this list is so ridiculous and not even close to being acceptable
I love my DD Combat Ranger.
What about atlas pioneer?
Trooper 👌🏻
grip eq cx1
Unfortunately, you left out the fastest growing brand in disc golf bags: Squatch. Better materials for unparalleled durability; lighter weight; greater comfort; more capacity; built in cooler; waterproof zippers; DWR coated water-resistant material. The ONLY other bags that compare are twice the price.
Why would you rate how good a bag is by looking at the amount of discs they hold. This is a video about the best bag for the least amount of money. The best bags are from grip hence they are more expensive.
If someone gave me a free prodigy bp1 I wouldn’t even use it. I’ve even had two free bp1’s since I was sponsored by them back in 2017. They are the worst bags I have ever owned.
So what I’m hearing is that you got some free bp1s to give away??
@@nickmottola If you want one where the zippers don’t work and it ruins your back, then yes 😂
@@williamkongsbak3665 say no more could always use something to hold my discs! I’ll take it/them if you honestly don’t want them haha
@@nickmottola When you’re in Denmark let me know! I will give it to you for free.
@@williamkongsbak3665 booking the flight rn
I'm using the Ridgeville backpack. Expensive, but I really like the built-in seat.
Carrying 30+ discs is way overkill and just not practical. Probably alot of overlap and it's going to make your disc selection for each shot that much harder. KISS.
bp1v3 is cheaper but its cheaply made. my retriever pocked busted in 6 mos and the bottom has tears . The base sticks in the lower back, shoulder straps arent overly comfortable and its not water proof. Specs are one thing but in heavy use is something else. not the best review
The number 1 disc golf bag is a …. Cart
Innova super hero pack
shocked that you do a bag video and you dont even mention Pound, the best bag in the game? Pound makes far and away, the best bags in disc golf. They designed the original prodigy bags, and then prodigy liked them so much they ripped off the design for the Octothorpe and called it the "Apex XL" and made a bucnh of their players feel super awkward using it without paying any royalties on the design.
Squatch bag is goat bag smh not on list
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30 discs in a bag? Thats a back ache.