i want a new bag

looking at fade crunch camo,your input wanted on different brands.something in medium size10-12 disc capacity.input on the fade crunch also.

[kevin johnson]

i dont have a pic but my fade bag has held up well over this year. i was woried about the plastic that tjhe straps hook into but they are bombproof and i carry a heavyer tourney bag so the crunch box should be fine.

[harold king]

thanks for all info guys,been carring innova 5-6yrs now and looking for a change.thanks

[Jim Coonradt]

For those of us who choose to only carry ten or eleven disc I think that the Crunch Box is a very good deal. I just went over to look at mine and it does have a couple of small holes in the canvas. That is after a year of pretty intense playing. And the price is good at just over $30. I didn't even have a "real" disc golf bag before I bought my Crunch Box so that was in itself a big step up. I love having everything handy and organized in the pockets as well. It has definitely made it easier to carry my discs and concentrate on just playing and not worry that my bag has spilled and my discs are all over the ground.

 

Now I just need to find a way to repair those small holes in the canvas. Someone recommended that tool dip stuff.

[Kris Blum]

If I where in your shoes I would go FADE because they maybe on the cheaper side which is a plus, but they are also durable compared to most bags of that size. I have nothing against Voodoo or Grip EQ I just don't like the idea of having to wait for something to become available to buy it. I have had my FADE bag going on three years and it has been through hell and has only some scuffing. And by hell I mean dragged for 500+ yards on pavement after the worst round of my life. Mine has even been ran over, I was glad I had emptied my bag while throwing to a basket from a parking lot.