hey, our water bottles are twinsies! :hfive:
Nice zipper pulls. They go great with the camo.
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hey, our water bottles are twinsies! :hfive:
Speaking of water bottles, what have you found to be the best bottle to fit in there?
How well insulated are the holders? Would it be worth it to get 24oz hydroflasks instead or do the cup holders keep it decently cold for a while? Just to the point where its not hot water by the end of the round.
I found the ones you are referring to though. Camelbak chute is the name I believe. $12 vs the hydroflask - $21 but if its worth it for the hot summer months I guess I could pick up one of each.
Just ordered my bag the other day, got it in teal. Super stoked. Shout out to Jason at 208 Discs in Boise, got the bag shipped for 185 and he threw in some matching zipper pulls for free.
Should be here early next week. Ill try to throw up pics and do a review video as soon as I can.
Anyone know when a rain fly would be available for the C14?
I can't believe they don't come with a rain fly. Major oversight IMO...unless they're just trying to milk customers for an extra $20 by selling it separately.
I can't believe they don't come with a rain fly. Major oversight IMO...unless they're just trying to milk customers for an extra $20 by selling it separately.
It's been said here a few times. They posted on their facebook and website I believe exactly why. For starters it wasn't going to be ready by the time they released the bag. So they didn't want to delay the bag because of the rainfly and also because a lot of people don't even use the rainfly so instead of making the bag $199.99 with a rainfly that some customers don't want you can make the bag $179.99 with the rainfly being optional. No difference to the customer. You can still get your rainfly and pay for it if you want. Just makes it easier on the people who want to pay less than $200 and don't care about a rainfly. It's not like they're making more money by selling the rainfly separately. The customer was always going to pay for that rainfly but now you don't have to if you don't want it.
So I'm this close to pulling the trigger on getting one of these, but I have a capacity question for you guys that are carrying this bag.
First off, I know the bag will break in and expand some and that's great, but I do NOT want to overstress the steams off the bat and damage the bag. So what I'm hoping to be able to fit COMFORTABLY in this bag is the following line up:
2 putting putters in the quiver
main compartment:
2 throwing putters
3 midranges
9 drivers
total 16 discs
are those putters and mids going to kill my capacity in the main compartment or not? I really want to get this bag, but my throwing putters and mids are absolutely mandatory. I could probably retire a driver or two, but my putters and mids are my bread and butter.
Oh, and it goes without saying that I still need to fit my XXL hodie, a case of beer, a change of shoes, and enough food for 72 hours in the wilderness in the bag too ;-)
Roll with 14 in the winter and the quiver will be open for storage. If 14 isn't enough your not doing it right. Towch is gayThis is going to sound ridiculous, but has anyone thought about getting a towch to attach to their bag to hold their putters and using the quiver for storage in the winter coming winter months when a hoodie or something might be needed?
Roll with 14 in the winter and the quiver will be open for storage. If 14 isn't enough your not doing it right. Towch is gay
Roll with 14 in the winter and the quiver will be open for storage. If 14 isn't enough your not doing it right. Towch is gay