Disc Golf Bags
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Fade Gear Crunch Box Disc Golf Bag - Pumpkin Sale Price: $28.99  |
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You can search, but you won't find another bag with a feature list like this one at this price! They have a crew that test the bags harder than you'll ever use it. Notice the side pockets. They are raised up, away from the bag bottom so they don't drag on the ground and wear around the edges like other bags... |
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Discraft Beginner Box Disc Golf Set Sale Price: $17.95 |
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Discraft has package three unique disc golf sets to fit the needs for any player. A great gift idea or personal starting set for your introduction into disc golf. This beginner set provides three discs that are easy to throw, but will provide long past the beginning part of your game... |
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Fade Gear Crunch Box Disc Golf Bag - Dude Camo Sale Price: $31.50 |
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The FADE Crunch Box is a darn fine-looking, durable, 10-15 disc bag for everyday play. The Crunch Box is available in 6 different colors! You can search, but you won't find another bag with a feature list like this one at this price... |
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DGA Gel-Strapz Disc Golf Bag Straps Sale Price: $34.99 |
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Are you looking for a truly comfortable way to carry your disc golf bag? No need to look any further. The DGA Gel-Strapz help to redistribute the weight of your disc bag. The Gel-Strapz integrated suspension and advanced gel foam padding provides comfort and the breathable lining wicks away perspiration... |
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Fade Gear Tourney Disc Golf Bag Dude Sale Price: $47.40 |
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This FADE Gear disc golf bag is a generous, TOURNAMENT-sized disc golf bag and perfect for everyday use as well. (discs & bottle not included) The bag is designed strong and sturdy. WARNING! Do not purchase this bag if you want to be ordinary... |
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Discraft Deluxe Disc Golf Set (4 Discs + Bag) Sale Price: $39.50 |
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Perfect for players looking to "get started" in the great game of Disc Golf. The Discraft Deluxe Disc Golf Set includes everything you need to play Disc Golf today: (2) drivers (Avenger SS and Nuke), (1) midrange (Buzzz), (1) putter (Focus) and a weekender Disc Golf bag that hold up to (8) discs... |
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Fade Gear Tourney Disc Golf Bag BLACK - Reptilian Overlords Sale Price: $47.99 |
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This FADE Gear disc golf bag is a generous, TOURNAMENT-sized disc golf bag and perfect for everyday use as well. (discs & bottle not included) The bag is designed strong and sturdy. WARNING! Do not purchase this bag if you want to be ordinary... |
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Fade Gear Crunch Disc Golf Bag - Brown Sale Price: $29.99 |
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The FADE Crunch Box is a darn fine-looking, durable, 10-15 disc bag for everyday play. The Crunch Box is available in 6 different colors! You can search, but you won't find another bag with a feature list like this one at this price... |
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Fade Gear Crunch Box Disc Golf Bag (Small Bag) - Way Green Sale Price: $29.50 |
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The FADE Crunch Box is a darn fine-looking, durable, 10-15 disc bag for everyday play. The Crunch Box is available in 6 different colors! You can search, but you won't find another bag with a feature list like this one at this price... |
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Disc Golf Bag and Disc Golf Bag Straps Combo Pack by DGA |
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DGA Gel-Strapz with their integrated suspension help redistribute the weight of the Elite Shield Bag on your shoulders. DGA Gel-Strapz advanced gel foam padding provides comfort with a breathable lining that wicks away perspiration... |
Dirtbagging is stripping camping or backpacking down to the essentials: fun and adventure. Just throw a few things in any old pack, and get out there. You don't need all that expensive camping and backpacking gear. Leave the extra clothes behind, sleep in a pile of leaves or next to a fire. Dirtbagging is keeping it simple and using your wits instead of your wallet.
Recipe For A Dirtbagging Trip
Take an old inflated rubber tube, a bivy sack made from garbage bags, and some snacks. Put them in an beat-up daypack, add a bus ride, a river, wild strawberries and a thunderstorm or two. Mix well and enjoy.
This particular dirtbagging trip was a float down the Boardman River in Michigan. I took the bus out of town, and had the driver drop me off on the side of the road, where the river passed under. The water is shallow, but fast here. The sun was shining when stepped into the cold current.
I had brought a few warm things to wear to bed instead of using a sleeping bag. I carried a small umbrella to use on the river and over my head at night. Altogether, I had maybe 10 pounds in the bundle on my lap as I floated down the river sitting in the tube, with my butt and my feet in the cold water. I had to navigate usking my hands as paddles.
The trout were surfacing everywhere and the deer were stepping back from the riverbank at the sight of me. Blue heron were hunting for fish in the shallows. A beaver slapped his tail against the water when he saw me. I floated for hours, the view alternaing between wilderness areas and small collections of nice homes.
I was just going with the flow. It was very relaxing, and yet still had the element of unpredictability, and thus adventure.
There were wild strawberries at every stop, and when I stopped for the night I feasted on them until the rain came. It rained all night, but I stayed dry in my garbage bag bivy sack (my dirtbagging shelter), with a small umbrella over my head. A large white-tail deer almost stepped on me in the middle of the night, and scared me half to death with his snorting. In the morning it was still raining.
It wasn't just raining, it was a wicked thunderstorm. One thing about a bivy sack is that you don't have enough space to keep yourself entertained. So, storm or not, it was time to get moving. I bundled up my few things, stepped into the cold river, and sat in the tube.
I drifted by beautiful houses, sitting there in a heavy sweater, with my umbrella over my head. The morning light was late because of the storm. People looked up from their coffee to see me in a flash of lightning. I waved and floated on.
Closer to home, I had a great time slogging through knee-deep mud in a portage around a dam. It was almost like quicksand. I worked my way free, and took a trail through the rainy woods along the river. By noon I was safely home and wondering if it was too early for a beer. That's dirtbagging.
Steve Gillman has been hiking, biking, floating and adventuring in general for decades. For more of his stories and outdoor advice, you can visit http://www.TheMountainHikingSite.com
Disc golf question, experienced players only please.?
So I have a pretty large disc bag and i usually carry a small backpack as well (for beers and what not). Now ive looked a lot of place and havent found what im looking for. I would like to find a bag in which i can carry beer (a soft cooler) and my discs as well eliminated my need to carry two bags. Have any of you seen such a thing? Im not sure they even exist.
If you want a good disc golf bag I would recommend a Revolution bag. They have lots of room for disc and any other things you might want to bring with you, ie beer. I have the Carolina Team Bag and it works great however I think for you the backpack would be perfect. They are a little expensive but I have had my bag for 3+ years and it is still good as new so they are very well made.
http://discgolfer.com/home.php?cat=3
Also if you do go for the Carolina Team Bag I would recommend getting some quad shocks
http://www.discndatonline.com/item.cfm?itemid=25629.
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