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New Bag Company - Grip Equipment
- Thread starter Timko
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That is the nice thing about GB bags, everything is easily accessible and on display.
Although, does anyone actually use 20 discs in a round (18 plus your two main putters)? I'd think you'd put your occasional use/backup discs on the far edges. And if you're throwing practice shots, the pocket won't be full by the time you reach for those backups on the edges. I've never had a semi-closed pocket like Revo or this new bag, so I don't know. I only carry 16 discs, and I only use 12 of them unless I'm practicing.
Anyone know what grade of material they'll be made in?
Although, does anyone actually use 20 discs in a round (18 plus your two main putters)? I'd think you'd put your occasional use/backup discs on the far edges. And if you're throwing practice shots, the pocket won't be full by the time you reach for those backups on the edges. I've never had a semi-closed pocket like Revo or this new bag, so I don't know. I only carry 16 discs, and I only use 12 of them unless I'm practicing.
Anyone know what grade of material they'll be made in?
mr.smOOOth
Eagle Member
Looks good! For those who have seen one, do they have two insulated bottle holders?
jsun3thousand
Banned
Jeronimo said:
Won't be a problem.
jsun3thousand
Banned
Mr.SmOOOth said:
Yes.
Timko
* Ace Member *
emiller3 said:
I felt it, and it was 1500+ Cordura I assume. As far as the size, I think there's going to be on the that will be less wide that will hold 15 in the main compartment coming out after this one.
jsun3thousand
Banned
Timko said:
I can't remember the material either. It's on the same level as all other hi-end bags. One thing that hasn't been mentioned is that Justin is very consciousness of the entire design process. He aims at designing products that benefit the user and minimally impact the environment.
Timko
* Ace Member *
I'm trying to figure out where it's made right now. If it is a Tom Bihn, then yes, it's made in the US. I assume he got an American company to contract.
jnecessary
Double Eagle Member
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I might just have to pre-order one of these 
sunspot
Double Eagle Member
Timko said:
I like the fact that it will ride high on your back. The one thing that I think that is bothersome with current disc bags is that they are near the lower spine, possibly making the back unnecessarily sore.
The bag looks solid. I might have to pick one up.
On a side note, I found a Wal-Mart backpack that fits two putters on the outside pocket very nicely. I'm going to build a internal frame to hold the discs. Currently, I'm using a magazine holder to hold my discs.
Jesse B 707
* Ace Member *
sshhhhhhh, dont tell Chris but i'll probly be selling my Sim and buying one of these
some call me...tim?
Double Eagle Member
I might do the same. Or possibly keep the Sim for tourney rounds. It's a tough call, the Sim can feel like too much bag a lot of the time, but man, it's nice to have a seat whenever you want it.
gorillaboy
Double Eagle Member
Jesse B 707 said:
to late....HAHAHAHA
ok as you were now...
Jesse B 707
* Ace Member *
busted, oh shi-
Jesse B 707
* Ace Member *
yeah im on the fence too, the Sim is the ultimate tourney bag but in most minis or casual rounds i just dont stop and wait for long enough to make sitting down worth it........may keep it and get one of these anywaysome call me...tim? said:
Timko
* Ace Member *
Jesse B 707 said:
That's where I got into trouble. I'm playing less tournament golf this year and more casual, and my Spider Monkey has done me very well. And we have benches on nearly all the courses I play in KC, so I've always got a place to sit.
