Prodigy DiscGolf BP-3 V3 Backpack - Golf Travel Bag - Holds 17+ Discs Plus Storage Disc Practice Bag - Tear and Water Resistant Disc Golf Backpack - Great for Beginners - Affordable Disc Golf Bag

It's good enough, holds plenty of discs for an average player and has 2 bottle holders (I use one for a collapsible claw. Highly recommend), but the disc pocket on top is very tight, the organized inside doesn't sit in the bag well or stay put when you drop it, and there's so much room in the top side that disc will fall out of the organizer if you tip it over. The quick access putt pocket is pretty nice, though.

I have had this bag for approximately 6 to 8 months as of August 2022 and, so far, it has held up like iron. Hopefully I didn't jinx it. the bag only has limited stiffness so its best to keep discs in it. I carry about 15 even though on any given round I rarely throw 10.There are ample pockets for keys, snacks, towels and what not. Even a carabiner if your towel has a hook hole. The bottle holders easily hold 28oz gatorade bottles.The only reason for 4 stars is two issues:1. On a hill this bag will fall over if you aren't careful (maybe that's a common issue) so I always turn mine sideways on a hill. I don't zip my bag between throws so this will make discs fall out.2. I don't think the putter slot is worth using. I have all manner of different thickness of putter and none fit in there snug enough I trust they won't fall out. Maybe you could jerry-rig a bungie hook over the top.

Bag is excellent for all the pockets in the room one major or minor complaints though the stiffeners that go in the center of the bag there's no velcro to stick the stiffeners to it's slang they move around that kind of sucks

This is a really great bag. I wish I had a dynamic discs trooper to compare it to, since that seems to be the other popular bag in this price range. I currently have 17 discs in the main compartment, and mainly keep 2 putters in the front pocket. I always miss my putts, so it's nice to have an easy access second putter for my retry. They fit perfect. You can keep a putter or two in the top pocket, but for me it is better served for storage during the round (sunscreen snacks etc). When I first bought this, I was worried about the slumpy look of it. Indeed, the top part isn't super rigid when there's not much in the top pocket, but the flexibility really makes this bag super comfy to carry around the course. The bottom rigidity is great- there is a little plastic spacer and divider that comes with that really helps add shape. As long as you have ~10 or so discs in the main compartment it holds its shape pretty well. I'd say the maximum would be about 20 discs in the main compartment, but between 15-20 is the sweet spot for comfort pulling discs in and out.Time will tell how the fabric holds up especially on the straps, but seeing as how prodigy is touting their ripstop fabric I see no reason why this bag won't last quite a while. If the storage layout makes sense to you and you're in the $40 bag price range, this bag is really really good. I love it!

Overall a great bag, has more room than I have discs at the moment. Comfortable and has a ridiculous amount of little pockets. My two minor complaints are how the main compartment organizer isn't anchored down so it slowly flips over everytime I play, and the main compartment doesn't have velcro to hold back the material over your discs when it's open.

Ok.... so.... as I said in the title.... for the price this bag is beast. I mean, rip stop fabrics, extra thick waterproof base, padded everything that would be touching you while you carry it! All of this comes in a SUPER lightweight package. When I got the package I thought they forgot to put the bag in. This is lighter than the cheap $20 innova backpack (the one in the picture). And now on to the features.... large disc disc compartment that has dual dividers so you can hold just 7-10 discs and have two outside areas to stuff extra things or fill the two outside areas with another 7-10 discs in the main compartment, easy access putter pocket, mini pocket on the front of the putter pocket, two side pockets that go all the way back to the back panel, TWO WATER BOTTLE HOLDERS THAT CAN BOTH HOLD A 32 OZ NALGENE, and towel/Bluetooth speaker carabiner, and a top putter/gear pocket. Highly recommend this bag if you don’t need a super rigid bag, but still want something super durable. Expect to be using this bag for years to come. Thanks Prodigy!!

I STUFF this bag with discs, a retriever, water bottles, etc. and it is still light and comfortable. I am very hard on it and it has held up perfectly. Nothing broken or ripped. Great Bag!

I'm a big Prodigy fan so as soon as this bag came out I wanted to try it, the amount of discs it holds while being under $50 is the best I've seen. The "ripstop fabric" is durable, that's definitely not a marketing gimmick, should easily withstand daily disc golf wear and tear (within reason). The waterproofing on the zippers and the fabric in general is a nice touch, haven't had it out in rain yet to see how that holds up. The bag is extremely lightweight and easy to get on and off, don't have anything to complain about yet, will update this as I use it more once it warms up.I definitely recommend getting this bag if you're looking for something lightweight and affordable. If you're wanting something that's super durable and use it near-daily, you could always upgrade to the BP2 or BP1, as both have much better protection on the bottom with the their runners (this has just a reinforced base).

Bag itself is OK. Zippers get caught here and there and it doesn't have very good overall structure so it tends to flop over if you have anything in the top.I tried contacting seller to swap bag out with a better one (bp2) and they just never replied to me. So 1 star.