Johnny_Crunch
Double Eagle Member
Several GB bags are in stock now. Voodoos may take a month from what I have seen.
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help me pick a bag
- Thread starter mattpusa
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Several GB bags are in stock now. Voodoos may take a month from what I have seen.
Fade Lite last me a year, but now it's on the way out.
Bought a CrunchBox, it has one velcro-secured divider. And the material is way stronger than the FadeLite.
Bought a CrunchBox, it has one velcro-secured divider. And the material is way stronger than the FadeLite.
rakamkram
Eagle Member
I contacted the people at Voodoo and they say they're supposed to have mojos in around the end of the month. I'm looking to get one myself, and I'm pretty excited for them to come in (hopefully in the next week)
simpletwist
* Ace Member *
VOODOO MOJO! The price isn't too extravagant and the quality is there.
This was my upgrade a few months ago from the Innova Beginners Bag. Only $39.99 from Disc Golf Center and free shipping.
This is the best value for the dollar in bags. I have one that's three years old that's still hauling discs around the course.
Innova Deluxe
JAKE master
Double Eagle Member
whats the word on gateways ozark bag? they are selling some on their facebook page for like $100 i think
looks to be a sweet pack.
looks to be a sweet pack.
Yes there are frames in GB's. Dividers cost $5 extra.
In the next week or so I'll have my purple Silverback ($70 shipped with the divider I bought) and an unopened blue/black Innova Competition bag ($45 shipped) for sale .
thinkg im going to go with the fade crunch for now perfect for what i have. i don't get to play everyday since i travel so much for work
also anyone ever thought about using this as a disc divider could also be used as a frame somewhat!
http://www.drillspot.com/products/550776/officemate_22322_vertical_sorter
also anyone ever thought about using this as a disc divider could also be used as a frame somewhat!
http://www.drillspot.com/products/550776/officemate_22322_vertical_sorter
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throwfromthewoods
Double Eagle Member
Other than that file rack costs more than the bag itself...you don't need one for a Crunch Box. They are small bags. The single divider they give you is adequate. You can build a PVC frame for the bottom so discs will go side-to-side comfortably, but going that way pushes on the putter pocket making it a bit tight until the bag gets worn in.
If you're going to spend money on a frame for a Crunch Box, just buy a better small/medium bag. No reason to put 20" rims on your Hyundai Accent.
mattc
* Ace Member *
Ask for the crunch box its a great bag for the $$$
You will not need any more than the divider that it comes with
plasti-dip the bottom and it will last a long time
I would also recommend their rain fly straps if you play much in the rain
You will not need any more than the divider that it comes with
plasti-dip the bottom and it will last a long time
I would also recommend their rain fly straps if you play much in the rain
Please tell me more about how this is done.
throwfromthewoods
Double Eagle Member
Either brush on a can of liquid plasti-dip or spray on an aresol version.
simpletwist
* Ace Member *
If you aren't playing 3 or more rounds a week, then the Crunch should be the way to go. My 2nd bag was a Crunch Box.
Downsides:
Not very durable. That said mine lasted 2 years of rough and continual use.
1 drink holder
Small storage
Upsides:
Lightweight
Perfect midsized disc storage
Availability
Price
All in all the Crunch isn't a bad bag. But if you start to play on a frequent basis you might quickly outgrow it.
