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I have been using a cart for tourneys for quite awhile. I saw this item on a cart and asked owner where she got it. She could not remember maybe from somewhere in Texas.

The item in question the purple part that holds the discs. It is flat only about an inch thick at the widest spot and has several pockets on the front. 

The orginal would seem to roll up a little. 

Any ideas what it may be???

[Ben Calhoun]

I remember those but I don't know what they were called/who made them. I've seen ads for them in OLD magazines. One was designed for strapping to your leg I believe, and I saw someone put it on their dog.

[Sam Smith]

found this website while typing "disc golf cart" in to google search. I don't know if he is still in business. the site is pretty out of date.

http://freakyfranks.com/

[Donny Olow]

It's called a Wallaby Bag for a Pull Cart


http://www.discndatonline.com/item.cfm?itemid=35496

This is were I got mine.

[Charles Isaac]

Thank you!

[mr ed]

There's a member of DGRUS that has the leg version"Throw and Go" by Tommovation as Ben recalled.Old DGWN mags had them advertised back in the 90's.Google the company,not sure if it's still around is the problem.You could go with Donny's suggestion as well.
The leg strap version perhaps had 8 pockets for discs.You might be able to make one yourself out of standard bag material if unable to locate.

[josh wieschowski]

ive been thinking about a cart lately, do you prefer the cart over your bag.

[Fat Tire Flier]

why do people use carts!!!!!!!!!!!! they are so unneccesary

[Carl Fusco]

I would love to know the answer to this question...

[Gbudz]

potential new thread???

[Carl Fusco]

im sure there are a million on the topic already

[Charles Isaac]

I use a cart as it is easier to pull and carry what you carry as compared to up and down of bag. Also I am in better shape at the end of a long weekend of tournies (or tourney rounds). Now if I go somewhere that has lots of hills and ups and downs (ski slope) then I am in trouble. When I go to those I carry fewer discs.

[harold king]

harolds cart