Innova Adventure Pack Backpack Disc Golf Bag – Holds 25 Discs – Lightweight – Includes Innova Wristband

I've only had this bag for a couple of weeks, but I'm very pleased with it so far. I'm up to 23 discs now (I had 25 the other day lol), and this bag keeps them safe and secure. I agree with another reviewer that getting discs into and out of the main compartment when it's full can be more difficult than you might expect, but I don't mind. It means the discs are securely held in place and will not fall out when I set the bag down and it falls over, or when I put it in the back seat of my car, forget to zip the compartments shut, and have to come to a halt and the bag falls to the floor. (I use a 90-degree angle to place my putters in the putter pocket. ) The ones in the main pocket are at a 45-degree angle to the ones in the side pocket, i. e. , with the discs' bottoms facing outward, which may improve accessibility a little. )br>br>The water bottle pocket can hold my large 32-ounce bottle. In the top pocket on the back of the bag, I keep aspirin and allergy pills, as well as a Sharpie for marking discs and some other small odds and ends, and in the side pocket, I keep my mini marker discs and occasionally my phone, watch, and other small items. The shoulder straps are also extremely comfortable, as is the top handle (which was a major selling point for me). I like nice things and would have chosen the much more expensive Innova Superhero thingamajig bag if it had a handle on top, but it didn't, so I chose this one and haven't regretted it). br>br>I had a minor complaint the other day: I noticed that the hook-up isn't as strong as it used to be. The hook-and-loop tab inside the putter pocket flap is only sewn down on one side, causing it to flip over or curl up, hiding the hook/loop material and preventing the flap from sticking to the corresponding strip inside the pocket when I simply push it against it. This is most likely how Innova saves money on bag manufacturing. However, I would have gladly paid an extra dollar or two for the bag if the flap had been sewn down on all four sides so that it didn't require babysitting to use. That is both inconvenient and disappointing. But I can live with it, especially given everything else this bag offers for the price. br>br>I am usually conscious of the well-being of others. being responsible for my belongings and not abusing them unnecessarily - After all, I'd like them to last. Also, someone who is more careless with their inanimate objects may find that this bag wears out faster than I do. And I'll update my review if this bag starts acting up in ways that I don't think it should, based on my experience with it. But so far, I'm very pleased with it, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a very comfortable high-end chair. capacity disc bag (and who doesn't mind having to use a little force and technique to get discs in and out when it's nearly full) =- br>br>=- br>br>=- br>br>=- =br>br>Five months later, here's an update: This bag continues to make me happy (and it's holding up well - There is no undue wear at all). The problem with the Velcro flap that I mentioned earlier hasn't been an issue for me at all. And on the bottom front of the bag, I discovered another pocket that I had no idea existed. It appears to be nothing more than a dark horizontal trim strip, but it's actually the top edge of a pocket, and it's where I now keep my phone; It keeps it safe while still allowing for easy access. And the comfort of having this bag slung over my shoulder never ceases to amaze me. I'm not sure I've ever put both straps on at the same time, but I'm sure it would be very comfortable. It's a fantastic bag in my opinion, and I don't see myself upgrading (or downgrading, or crossgrading) for a long time.

Troy Obrien

| Sep 01, 2021

After that, I realized what had happened: br>br>In the top pocket, you can carry all of the discs you throw in a round (I usually only carry six to eight discs). br>br>A 5-pound bag of ice and a 12-pound bag of water are kept in the bottom pocket. pak. br>br>This bag is fantastic. br>br>Also, the water bottle pouch is HUGE, with a side pocket for keys and other small items. Great bag. br>br>.

Justice Jennings

| Dec 08, 2021

The only real criticism I have is that loading several discs into the top pocket causes the main opening to become a little crowded. Regardless, I'm extremely happy with my purchase.

Ledger Cummings

| Oct 28, 2021

Simply go ahead and purchase it. Amazing. The amount is just right. I use 13- 16 in it. There's room for more, but it's easier to manage with less. Top storage is one of my favorite features. It's even big enough to fit a light jacket in. Alternatively, a sizable quantity of beer. The velcro flap for disc access is functional; it opens and closes without difficulty, and the back is comfortable. The straps are pleasant to wear. The handle is comfortable to hold. I'd had it with my strap-on bag. It comes with a handle. I like having it on my back because it doesn't hurt my back like single straps do because of bad posture. The two additional side pockets are an excellent addition. Amazing. This bag is nice and is amazing for the price.

Zain Hudson

| Jul 26, 2021

They're a little tight to get in and out of the opening, but that's fine with me because it means they're less likely to fall out accidentally. The large water bottle pocket is ideal, and the additional zippered pockets can accommodate my wallet, keys, phone, and most of the other items I bring with me. br>br>I do have some issues with the tightening part of the straps because they don't stay in place very well and frequently slip and lengthen simply by picking up the bag. It's simple to fix this by either passing the strap back through the opening or simply taping them at the desired length. Unless I'm on uneven terrain, which is to be expected, the bag stays upright most of the time. br>br>The way this bag was packaged for shipping is my biggest complaint about it. The bag was folded to fit into a smaller box, which is understandable, but it resulted in creases in the padded part of the straps, causing the padding to compress and become less soft.

Kinslee Cortez

| Feb 13, 2021

I upgraded from a shoulder strap side bag, and I can't believe how much of a difference it makes. The bottom of the bag has a thick insert that keeps it upright and prevents it from falling over. A 32-ounce Nalgene bottle fits perfectly in the water bottle holder. Even if the bag falls over, which it doesn't, the cinch keeps the bottle from sliding out of the top. It can hold a lot of discs, and the top compartment is perfect for a jacket, snacks, beer, or whatever else you want to put in there. There are also two side pockets for keys, wallets, granola bars, Bluetooth speakers, and other small items. The shoulder straps are padded and adjustable, as well as being extremely comfortable. When walking with the discs unzipped, no discs have fallen out. The only thing I would change is to add a mesh pocket to the back top so that my Bluetooth speaker sounds a little better, but that's it. The bag is fantastic, and I'm glad I bought it.

Rodney Finley

| Sep 16, 2021