i have a small disc bag that holds about 8 discs. thats all i take with me now. but back when i carried all my discs i used an Alice pack.
A.L.I.C.E. (All Purpose, Light Weight, Individual, Carrying Equipment) Pack.
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i have a small disc bag that holds about 8 discs. thats all i take with me now. but back when i carried all my discs i used an Alice pack.
Just carry the only three discs you need (Teebird, Roc, Aviar). Hold two in your off hand when you're throwing. It will cut 20 minutes off the time it takes to play a round and shave at leat two points off your personal course record. People will think you're a noob and you can smoke em'. You'll be a "sleeper", like a Chevette with a 454 under the hood.
This won't work on water courses or with super dense schule. :|
Just carry the only three discs you need (Teebird, Roc, Aviar). .... You'll be a "sleeper", like a Chevette with a 454 under the hood. :|
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This one is more my speed... and in my price range too. Plus it doubles as a chair. And if you need a little bit more reach to get to your disc in the tree... well what other bag can you stand on?
Two different ideas here. The 2nd is my favorite, although the more refined DG player may prefer the first.
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Nick Lachey seems pretty happy with his man's bag from Dooney and Bourke. (Who the heck is Nick Lachey by the way? It said he's a celebrity.) I've seen women's bag in dept. stores from D & B for a couple hunderd. And you'd be totally stylin'.
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This one is more my speed... and in my price range too. Plus it doubles as a chair. And if you need a little bit more reach to get to your disc in the tree... well what other bag can you stand on?
That's what I'm doing now, except there's no 454 under my hood. More like a Geo 3-cylinder. And I think red kneepads would go really well with the fanny pack, headband, and high socks.
A guy at my course uses a baby stroller filled with discs and beer. A little much for me, but it doubles as a great conversation starter.