Review on 🎒 Optimized Prodigy Disc BP-3 V3 Disc Golf Backpack - Golf Travel Bag - Accommodates 17+ Discs with Extra Storage - Durable Tear and Water Resistance - Ideal Choice for Budget-friendly Beginners by Jeff Billingsley

I would say the convenience of this case is top notch for the money but unfortunately the lack of structure puts discs at risk of being lost. I played half a round with this bag and I have to say I was delighted to wake up the field with it. The material that this bag is made of, which is tear and tear resistant, is also advertised. (I haven't had a chance to test this. The bag feels like rainproof material). The main problems with the bag: 1. It has no structure in the top half of the bag. There is a top pocket for 2-4 discs or extra storage on the go. I put 3 discs in this bag and that's the problem. Whatever you put in this top pocket will slide off every time you drop the bag. Every time I put the bag down to throw, 3 discs fell out of this bag. 2. Front pole pocket not deep enough. I put 2 racquets in this bag (which are advertised for storage). Same problem as the top pocket but in reverse. Every time I lifted the bag the clubs would shake and about 4 times the front stick fell forward while I was putting the bag on. I kept shoving the racquets all the way into my bag but I still had an issue with the racquets wobbling. I think if you had a cart with a bag this would be a great bag (it holds about 24 discs). ), but as a backpack I wouldn't recommend people using this bag to cover the distance.