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This is the the speaker-bag attachment I built for my Grip EQ bag. At some point early last year, I came across this Youtube video of a custom made expansion pack for a Grip EQ bag. It is impressively built- … Continue reading
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For many casual disc golfers, including myself, as well as a growing number of pro’s, it’s been over a year of carrying discs with the Grip EQ Tour Bag. The original design has proven itself as durable and legitimate; and … Continue reading
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While I do love my Grip EQ Tour bag, and wouldn’t trade it for any other bag on the market, I feel that it’s time to be realistic and walk through a couple key complaints that I’ve encountered. After all, … Continue reading
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Avery Jenkins has been carrying discs around for a long time. It would be next to impossible to calculate how many discs he’s carried for how many miles, but a safe guess would probably start at six figures. In May … Continue reading
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Shiny, unique, and sometimes super creative; bag-tags adorn the majority of disc golf bags. The idea is to assign a number to a given player, and then use it as a status for a given round of golf. If #4 … Continue reading
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The ‘Pro Bag’ by the European company Latitude 64, has been ruggedly carrying my plastic for nine full months now. When the bag was first released, it did not have the option of shipping with shoulder straps- so my current … Continue reading
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So when you play disc golf you need to carry your discs, right? Right. Well, what better way than to carry them in a bag?!? OK, so it’s not that simple is it? We’ve all seen them, the chosen few … Continue reading
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