🌐 Ultimate Portability: Discraft Chainstar Lite Portable Disc Golf Target Review

Rugged Catcher works just like the chains you find on the track. No setup or moving issues and after a month of use (indoors and in the garage) it's still holding up great. The strip of iron on the top is a bit sharp and has scratched my rims once or twice, but checking the chains at local courses isn't much different. I just couldn't hit enough to notice the likelihood of it happening sooner. I have no problem with black.

I was surprised at how good this basket is. Comes with no dents or scratches, assembly was easy and it's really solid. It feels like putting it in a standard basket. I lubricated the threads with some lubricant to make assembly/disassembly easier. Although the chain links aren't welded on, the edges aren't very sharp or protrude and it doesn't seem to affect my rims. It's very heavy and awkward to move, so I mostly leave it in one place. I think the weight increases the catch. This makes for a…

I bought this basket thinking it was the best portable basket on the market for the price. I was surprised to learn that this container is cheap and will ruin your drives. The chains are cheap and don't connect completely, so there are sharp edges on every chain, and because they are metal, they will constantly damage your drive. I was so excited to have a basket to practice putting on but now I don't even use it because the chains break my discs so much. Not to mention the top of the basket…

Honestly for the money you won't find a better 'portable' basket. The basket catches everything and assembly is very easy and even without pegs it is a very solid basket. I've had my mind outside in 50 mph winds, rain, snow and sleet and it's not hurt at all, still in perfect shape. The only thing I noticed, and other people have said the same thing, is that it needs a silencer (the paint roller slides perfectly over the bar, or just cuts and locks). I've played Rookie, MVP Black Hole, Axiom as

I was actually going to give this product five stars. It fits well, looks good and catches slices well. I have a month. The chains are already beginning to rust. Why would you make an outdoor product that can't be left outdoors? If I had known they would rust I would at least have covered them but probably not bought them. Very disappointing. Bad product and low cost. TO UPDATE! I contacted Discraft and they immediately sent me a replacement. The rusting chains were a factory defect in the zinc

I bought the Chainstar Lite for Black Friday so the price was about the same as the Axiom. Interestingly, it's built the same way, except that all the components are made of an even stronger and heavier metal. The chains are also heavier. So it's easy to assemble, but it's not "easy". I'm not a big fan of the vertical basket, but it catches slices well. Disassembled for transport, all parts fit in one basket and the straight sides make it really easy to carry. You can put everything on its side

I needed a good all metal portable fishing basket. I was between that and the MVP basket. I bought this because Discraft is a Michigan company and I live in a border state and I generally like their products. Overall the build is solid, but I was a little dissatisfied with the threading in almost every detail. In fact, the threads on the down tube under the cage were so bad I was afraid I would wear it out. I've crimped all the male and female threads and applied the anti-seize and haven't had…

Really wanted to spend enough time with this car to test drive it before writing a review. Here's what I think after two years of constant use: 1) The basket is very durable and overall well built. Although it comes with stakes for base stability, it's heavy enough that I didn't feel the need to use them. It is healthy. I'm a pretty sturdy guy at 6ft 1in and had no trouble carrying her around, but she's by no means light. 2) When I'm not using the basket, I keep it in the shed so nobody leaves…