I Tested 3 GREAT Bags Under $100.. THIS Is My Favorite // DD Paratrooper vs Discology Izzo & OG V2

I’ve looked at almost all the bags out there. The top opening part of the MVP/Axiom Voyager bag is just a game changer for me. It’s not a tight pocket like most others bags like Grip where the zippers and material are always rubbing on the discs so if they are dirty at all your had will get dirty fast. The 2 open slots on the Voyager allow for 2 putters and 4 other discs. Not having to bend all the way down to grab your most thrown discs makes a bigger difference than I thought it would.

absolutely love the combat commander bag, underrated with being just over $100

I'm a newbie player but a diehard backpacker I have a lot of appreciation for a good bag. It's pricey but as a new player I have no doubt in quality of my grip eq cs2. Has limited storage forcing me to carry less discs and really get to know how they work. When I had 20+ disc bag I was lost trying to chose one for a shot. With my cs2 I only have so many options. It was on sale for 115. Worthy of a mention. Quality is top tier

I got my no-name backpack for €13 (about $13) and have been using it for about 2 years. The shoulder straps are wearing thin and there's no back padding, and the plastic inserts on the sides are kinda collapsing, but other than that, it's a very functional bag. I live somewhere cold and take public transport whenever I play (changing trains and buses multiple times), which means I often carry extra socks, an extra sweater, gloves, a folding stool, a book, and lots of snacks and water. Especially for tournaments. In addition to lip balm, hand cream, wallet, phone, and sometimes cap and sunglasses. Somehow that all fits, plus 15 discs, two towels and a mini. Best €13 I ever spent :)

I'm a fan of my Prodigy BP-2 V3 I picked up a few weeks ago. I was eyeing the others like the Commander and other popular bags, but went with the Prodigy. It's got a ton of room, lots of pockets, a huge top pouch that can fit about 5 discs, and the putter pocket on the front holds my two main putters. It's got dual insulated pouches for drinks or bottles and it's got a chest strap that I don't see on too many bags. I'm loving it.

Love the content bro! You for sure should give the Atlas Pioneer a shout. It's super solid and built like a tank. I'd love to see your comparison of the Pioneer and the those Discology bags.

I picked up a Combat Commander when DD had them listed for $89. I love it. Lots of storage, two bottle holders, two putter pockets, and the main area is wide open to get discs in and out super easy. It's very comfortable to wear, too.

Been looking at the OG for a while based on this review I bought it and used your code. Really enjoying your content. Keep it up

I've loved my paratrooper for the money it's really hard to beat! It's tough getting discs out though and I keep wearing the water bottle pouches out though! I think they drag on the ground with heavy water bottles and get holes in the bottom! Great comparison It's hard to find good bag comparisons like this so thank you!

Thanx for great reviews really enjoying your content👍 Tip try out the Prodigy bags

I have Core Pro bag, and im super happy with it. I can highly, highly recommend it for all. It holds a lot of discs, if you need it could be more than 25, and it has so much space! That two pockets on sides are huge in all 3 dimensions, one more huge pocket on the top and one bit smaller next to it. Its comfortable, quite light and it looks great! And there is a lot of small details, like partition in the main compartment, tab for keys, good and comfortable back and straps, 4 "feets" on the bottom,........... In my oppinion very underrated bag. Its like Berg 5 years ago.

P1 is my favorite throwing putter, excited to see your review!

I went from the original Trooper to the Atlas Pioneer V3. Other than its tendency to fall forward I have no complaints. I appreciate the true putter pocket that allows for instant access but I do have to put my putters and driver that I keep in the front pocket loose inside the main compartment when not playing.

As some people have mentioned about the Paratrooper, leave the plastic out of the very front. The other thing that helps is to use some safety pins (or sew it if you know how) to shorten up the depth of that far back putter pocket. That’s what causes the velcro on the main flap to come loose. The main wear point for that bag is the bottom of the water bottle holders. Mine started to wear holes at 6 months.

I had a Paratrooper and it's a fantastic first "big" bag for newer players. I got sick of it for the exact same reasons you listed and it just wasn't comfortableand left my back hurting after a tournament or even a practice round, it just felt like a lesser product. Ended up making the jump to a Grip AX5 and I will never, ever look back. Best purchase ever.

Nice meeting you at easty today! Thanks for the mini!

Love the Paratrooper for the value. Something that’s helped me is If you remove the small panel in the front it makes taking discs out easier. Put the panel in the big top pocket and it keeps it from collapsing as much. Definitely not perfect but fets the job done?

I have a grip bag, my buddy had the DD paratrooper. I picked his bag up and wore it to give it to him (he was in the weeds looking for a disc) and I was surprised at how damn heavy that thing was!!

Spent $60 for my Viking Discs Rucksack Pro, I like it very much so far, holds to many discs for my own good. The top "only" have room for 3-4 putters to be able to close it, but 20-25 discs are no problem with 1-3 utility discs in one sidepocket (quite roomy sidepockets). If I grow out of it their Viking Discs Tour Bag for $100 seems like a nice upgrade ;) They are very nice price/performance so can't imagine me choosing any other for now.

I was gifted the smaller axiom watermelon 🍉 backpack it's decent so far and it fits about 25 disc's but I only have 16 ish disc's in it to lighten the load when I go out to Great Seal since it's a mountain course with creek trenches and up n down hills a lighter bag definitely helps. I'm going to add some plastic inside for better support and maybe some rubber or plastic feet on the bottom.