DSLEAF Disc Golf Bag with 24-26 Discs Capacity, Disc Golf Backpack with Two Sidewall Supports and Molle Webbing for Beginner, Hobbyist, Adults and Teenagers

I have been using this bag for past 6+ months, 80+ rounds and it is definitely one of the best I have owned.Pro's and Con's:+ Pro's:- Price can't be beat- You can fit 20+ discs in the Main compartment easily. I use the top pouch for my approach / putter discs (4) and 2Zones in the front pouch- The big side open pocket will fit a Stanley 40oz tumbler no problem and the smaller one is great for a speaker orumbrella- Large zip up side pocket fits all your personal stuff (phone, pens/sharpies, loose change, etc.) with ease. Topmini zip pocket is perfect for mini's or keys- Loops on the side are awesome for attaching a chalk bag, towel, and other accessories- Shoulder straps are well padded and lumbar pad is a nice touch-Con's- The side wall inserts, they're 2 pieces so if you have weight in the top pocket (like I do with 4 discs) it tends to sagand makes accessing the discs in the main compartment annoying- Lining up the side walls evenly took a few tries and depending on what you have in the bag, it can feeluneven at times- The PU bottom Liner down after a couple months of playingModifications to improve Cons* Added luggage bracket side feet to elevate and better protect base. Skateboard rails work as well* Added braces to the side wall inserts to keep them from caving in. Replacing with sign board works welltoo.Tl;DRBag has plenty of room for all your disc golf needs, and sweet loops on the side for attaching accessories. Comfort gets a 9 out of 10. Side Walls are pretty flimsy and would be better if they were one solid piece. PU bottom wore out quicker than expected. Hands down a steal for the price and overall quality.

Not crazy durable. Not a $200 bag. But for the price? Best one I can find at this price. And there’s no writing on the outside of the bag. Plenty of random pockets. Holds about 15 discs on the bottom, 5 on top. I’d do 5 stars but the two side bolsters come folded? That sucks. Could change that by just shipping in a bigger box. Either way, insert the bolsters and your bag will stand up. Remember you’re not buying a $200 bag and you’ll love this one. Fair price. Fair deal. Solid bag.

I outgrew my first disc golf bag, which was the axiom shuttle bag, and looked all over for my next bag. I wanted something with more function, and higher capacity. To get what I was looking for, it seemed I needed to get something in the $140-$250 range (I.e. the commander, lat 64 luxury, or westside empire, etc). This is when I found the DSLeaf disc golf bag, and at a fraction of the price of its competitors.The things that come with the bag are premium at a budget friendly price including;An easily accessible top pocket that holds 6 discsA front pouch for a dedicated putterAn extra large bottle holderA second bottle holder that doubles as a stool or retriever holderA waterproof bottomAdditional side pockets for cell phone, keys, snacks, etc.The large side pocket can also hold a few additional discs.Molly straps for hanging carabiner clips for towels and suchAnd supportive side walls, to keep the bag uprightThe only negative I can list, would be that the sidewall supports are made of two separate pieces, that unfold and Velcro to the inner sides. Because the sidewall supports are two pieces combined into one, the bag had the tendency to bend slightly at the fold in the sidewall. It wasn’t an issue that caused the bag to topple over or slump down, but it would be more firm with one solid piece on each side. To fix this, I used an 1/8” abs plastic sheet and cut new sidewalls and fixed them into the bag with Velcro(this cost me a total of $18). But, even taking the modification into account, $50 is an absolute steal.I would highly recommend this bag to anyone looking for their first bag, or those looking at the higher end bags, but not wanting to spend high end bag prices.

I purchased this bag and made a few modifications and it is an incredible Bag now.Here are my Mods:The foldable Side Supports:I used a razor and cut a 6" line at the bottom of the support (on the Velcro covered side). I inserted a rectangular piece of corrugated yard-sale sign material and taped the small cut line. Inserted the Support which is now VERY stiff, Light and takes up no more room than before. This Mod alone will make the Bag so much better.The Bottom of the Bag:I cut a thin piece of wood for the inside of the bottom. I don't remember the exact measurements (sorry). I also purchased a set of 14.5" skateboard rails that I cut to size and fit them to the bottom of the bag about 5-6" apart and screwed them into the board from the bottom of the bag. (see picture)The Bag DOES NOT TIP Over. It is as stable as ANY disc golf bad I have ever owned.Other thoughts:The bag material is very durable and nice looking. It appears to be a well-made bag. My only concern is the straps where they join the bag at the top by the putter pocket. They seem fine, but time will tell. I have a total of 23 Discs I carry. 18 in the main compartment and 5 in the putter pocket up top.I highly recommend this bag and if you can do the Mods, this is a great bag. It is better than the name brand bags in the 40$ price range. Far and away better with more disc storage and more storage for other items too.

This bag is amazing for the price! High quality and way cheaper than the brand name bags. Highly recommend!

Pros: Less expensive version of mvp light trooper IMO. After one month of heavy use 4-5 times a week no signs or wear on the straps. Pockets are useful. The putter pocket on top is great access.Cons: 1) noticed the inserts that hold bag upright started to sag. I was able to reinforce them. We will see how that holds.2) D ring on the front of bag poorly placed. It should be on the side of the bag.If those two were fixed I would give it 5 stars at this price point. Only thing that could be better at that point is padding comfort on straps and back.