Dynamic Discs Scout Foldable Disc Golf Basket - 8 Outer Chains, 8 Inner Chains, 2 Cross Sectional Chains - Portable Frisbee Golf Target for Easy Mobility Review

This basket is really good to practice anytime. The basket does not move when the discs hit it. I love how portable it is. Assembly would be easy if one of the screw holes wasn't big enough for the included screw. Compulsion didn't help. After about 15 minutes trying to screw it in, I had to use a slightly smaller screw from a previous project. No complaints afterwards.

Initial assembly is extremely easy, and assembly and disassembly thereafter is an absolute breeze. The only downside is that the strap on the carry case is a little flimsy (essentially a redesigned compression strap). I usually take him to and from the park (about 7 minutes each way) and while he's delayed by a couple of trips I'm not sure in the long run. Overall, I'm very happy with the basket, even though it hasn't freed me from hits in the game yet.

Very easy to install and pack. I like when I can walk out the door and chat for 10 minutes and then get back to my business. Install in different places in the yard to compensate for obstacles, wind fluctuations, etc. The chain's design is unusual, but usually has a good shank, but sometimes with an odd spike. Hey, that's disc golf for you. The fabric upper and basket don't rattle when hit, which is nice! My only complaint so far is that the strap on the bag is quite flimsy and cuts into my…

Newbies here. My husband and I have been playing for about 6 weeks. This basket is not too heavy and opens and closes quickly and effortlessly. It's very strong! The chains aren't too heavy and you can still hear that iconic disc golf rattle that I love to hear. I don't mind the canvas top and basket because they are "softer on the rims". The shoulder strap is too thin and cuts into the skin. Given the weight, a thicker, softer strap would have given a 5+ rating. It's only 3 weeks for me. So…

This basket is very easy to assemble and store compared to other portable baskets. There are 2 levers and a knurled screw. Assembled in seconds. It's also light enough to be worn over one shoulder but feels sturdy. The materials are a high-quality lacquered tubular metal frame with woven fabric below and above the baskets. The slices don't fall into the grid, so you don't have to worry about them breaking. The only complaints: 1) small plastic pads on the legs are not glued. 2 of them fell off…

The top two components have quick release pins and the base is still an old fashioned twist knob. At this price I was expecting that they would all have quick release pins. That was my main selling point. I have uploaded a picture to show this as the pictures in the product description show a metal quick release pin at the base and this is very misleading. It's definitely a plastic knob. The tote feels solid, but the shoulder strap is too narrow for a 30-pound bag and cuts into your shoulders…

OK Admittedly I have no experience with other portable disc golf carts. I've been playing disc golf for about a year so I'm new to the sport. We work on bikes all the time and I've been thinking about getting a portable basket for those times I wasn't around the track. Well, this isolation made me try. And I'm glad I did. The basket is very well made and folds down to a convenient size and weight and comes with a canvas carry bag. It is easy to install and remove, beautiful and durable when…