MVP Backpack bag

[Mr. Butlertron]

Shoulder straps look pretty thin

 

[mcodyclapp]

Shoulder straps look pretty thin

An employee (I think) posted some pictures on Facebook, they're actually pretty wide and around an inch thick.

Also, this has been confirmed by ZAM to be their "medium" bag, with a larger one to follow at some point.

 

[tdschrock1]

An employee (I think) posted some pictures on Facebook, they're actually pretty wide and around an inch thick.

where are these photos?

 

[Aim For The Chains]

Thick straps are not needed anyway wider ones work better vs narrow padded ones. Thats a prototype so id relax.

 

[Kodachrome]

not buying a bag without a frame to sit on. womp womp. not gonna be bothered to take out my stool all the damn time. still, good on them.

 

[Welch]

Top compartment is cool. I like how you can change around the top flaps with the velcro for the putter pocket.

 

[mcodyclapp]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/MVP...group_comment_reply&notif_id=1460395981515031

Not sure if you can see it if you aren't part of the group. I'd upload a screenshot of his comment but I'm at work.

EDIT: Definitely can't see it if you aren't in the group. I'll try to upload pics tonight.

 

[Mr. Butlertron]

Thick straps are not needed anyway wider ones work better vs narrow padded ones. Thats a prototype so id relax.

Feedback from consumers helps those selling a bag understand how to make more informative showcase videos in the future. Straps are an important feature to me and they didn't cover it. A bag that can carry 4 water bottles and and just under 20 discs should probably touch on that.

 

[DiscinMiller]

Initial impression? pretty nice. Its a prototype guys so its not a finished product. I assume the straps will be on par with other backpack bags in the price range (assuming 150+)
Im a late run ranger owner and although I like the bag, there are many things i dislike about it, and the biggest is I believe the top space is wasted. Yes its a cavernous pocket for a coat or whatever, but i love what mvp has done here.

 

[Miamisms]

It looks nice but I thought they would have designed something more cutting edge, unique, high end

This. Bored of 8/10 company's looking the same

 

[elForrestdeGump]

Anyone heard any updates on when the bag will be released or the price point?

 

[Aim For The Chains]

The Voyager Disc Golf Backpack is a medium sized entry to introduce the MVP Backpack Bag Series. With smart design and heavy duty construction, the Voyager meets a high standard of quality, comfort, and value.

The Voyager fits a standard 20-disc setup, stores a jacket and plenty of accessories, holds competition necessities like scorecards, minis, and pencils at the ready, carries multiple large drinks, protects itself with hardcore tip-resistant feet, and protects its carrier with thick comfortable back and shoulder strap padding.

Smart design features make the Voyager intuitively useful. The main compartment design makes all discs easily accessible by widening and squaring the opening, for easy action stowing and pulling discs across all 18. The upper compartment has a unique 3-way closure option, with the cover panel for the large upper storage compartment and putter pocket available fully open, half-closed, or ready-closed for quick access and protection for valuable accessories. Four heavy-duty plastic feet square off and widen the Voyager's footprint, making it highly resistant to tipping over on the course, and protecting the bag from wear and tear. Its thick padded straps are wide for comfort, include two D-rings for towels and clip-on accessories, and feature a standard handle built into the yoke for a quick grab and move.

The Voyager is finished in high quality materials, custom MVP zipper pulls, stylish clean lines, and an overall professional look. Two colors available now: Black (standard all-black) and White (black shell with accent white side and strap panels). Voyagers are covered under the standard MVP Bag Warranty.

* Introduction medium size in the MVP backpack series
* Heavy duty padded straps and back support
* Average capacity 20 discs
* Main compartment: 18 drivers/mids
* Putter pocket: 2 putters
* Large upper storage compartment
* 3 Convertible upper and putter pocket closures
* 2 side zipper pockets
* Strap to secure stool or umbrella
* 2 Large and 2 Small drink holders
* Mini pocket fits large/multiple minis
* Zippered scorecard pocket
* Golf pencil/marker pocket
* Custom MVP zipper pulls
* Full-width access to all discs in main compartment
* Heavy duty plastic stabilizer feet
* Excellent tipping resistance and durability
* Black with accent side and strap panels

$160-$140 shipped to your door as of July 1st. Pics:
http://mvpdiscsports.com/dealer-resources/nggallery/tags/voyager

 

[brutalbrutus]

Seems like a reasonable price. If this is the medium size bag... then they must be planning a monster.

 

[tdschrock1]

Looks like a nice bag to me, I'm not sure when I'm gonna pull the trigger though

 

[elForrestdeGump]

They announced today on their instagram page that the Voyager bag along with the Axiom Thrill and MVP Catalyst will be released on July 1st

 

[Halcón]

:thmbup::thmbup:

 

[brutalbrutus]

Got to check one of these out yesterday. They seemed to be well made, except for the adjustable part of the straps. It was a little Walmart bookbag feeling.

 

[Maclor]

Anyone gotten some use out of one of these yet? My wife and I are looking for a backpack bag and thinking this is it.

 

[NewbieShank]

I tried a MVP Voyager for all of one round. Fully loaded (big water bottles in the Front holders) the feet were digging Into my back quite a bit. I could not fit it comfortably.

Had to return mine because one of the feet was coming of. That I think was just a fluke as the bag does seem well made. But no long term experience.

 

[Halcón]

KW also said that the feet dug into his back, in his vid. Maybe they need a Voyager 2.0 that adresses this issue.