Latitude 64 Core Disc Golf Backpack Review

Excellent bag. The top and bottom of the bag is made of rubberized/weatherproof material. Plenty of storage space upstairs for towels, candy bars, bars. I can carry as many discs in this L64 core bag as I can carry in my DD Ranger bag - around 18-20. The stick pocket on top is cool. I easily have two virgins and a judge. i love this bag The side pockets are great for keys, phone, etc. Any pocket deep enough for a water bottle or if you want to say "Nalgen" is fine too. All in all a great bag…

Arrived quickly on the first day of the shipping window. There are 21 discs in total in the bag, mostly racquets and a middle row at the bottom with space for 2+ racquets which I carry on top. The towel hook is missing, but I attached mine to the strap with a carabiner. A separate water bottle holder would have been nice, but one of the side pockets gets the job done but will swallow the 16-ounce water bottle I carry around. It appears to be of solid construction and stands stable when placed…

I appreciate that this backpack holds enough disks (18) for me. I keep my 4 racquets in the top pocket along with a towel. If there are too many things on top, it seems more prone to tipping over. So far the side pocket has held my water bottle for several full game rounds. Disc Golf Nerd's YouTube review of this product was very helpful as it talked about the advantages over the DD Trooper. For my gaming level I didn't want to spend more than 50€ and so far I'm very satisfied with the bag…

This is my first backpack style disc case and for the price I'm very happy with its construction. It is more durable than it appears in the photos. I was expecting a good bag yes but for the price I thought it would be made from somewhat cheap fabrics to keep the price down. I'm glad I was wrong and got multiple approvals for this purchase. So much so that another player ordered it too. The bag sits upright and has a rigid shape that stays on and never falls off. I can fit three racquets neatly

I can fit about 18 discs (3 racquets) in the main compartment and 2-4 in the top compartment but I try to limit myself to 2 on top to keep the bag from tipping over. You can easily add 2-3 more hard drives into the main one if they are all drivers/media. In use for about 4 months and still in great shape; I can set it down knowing that it won't tip over unless I'm on a slope, and even then it might not tip over when full. In general, the quality is excellent, there are no complaints. The only…

This is a durable bag with lots of space. It gets tight at 20 discs, but I carry a few putter/medium discs with me, so if you're a drive fanatic you can fit 20+ discs in the main compartment. The top is large and very open when unzipped. It has a divider that can hold 2 racquets (or 3 if you stuff them in). The large area at the top offers plenty of space, but if you put too much weight in it, the bag will sag. I usually only have a Bluetooth speaker and a towel upstairs, but there is room for…

A bit of my backstory: I have used the Innova Competition bag with Phoenix Quad Shock straps for about 6 years. I play quite often and a lot of the fields I play on are hilly. After a long day of disc riding I found that my shoulders and back were quite sore from lugging around my race bag as all the weight seemed to be on my lower back. Also, the straps scratched my right wrist when I took them off. I carry a backpack to work all the time and it's packed with tools and equipment which is like…