Innova Adventure Pack Backpack Disc Golf Bag – Holds 25 Discs – Lightweight – Includes Limited Edition Stars Mini

I am a PE teacher. THIS IS AMAZING!! So happy I got this. Fit all of our main Frisbees. Will buy another one next year for the rest. 🙏

I've only been using this bag for two or three weeks now, but so far I'm delighted with it. I'm up to 23 discs (I had 25 yesterday morning lol) and this bag holds them well and securely. I agree with another reviewer that it can be more difficult than you might expect to get discs into and out of the main compartment when it's full, but I don't mind that much - it means the discs are held securely and won't fall out when I put the bag down and it falls over, or when I put it in the back seat of my car, neglect to zip the compartments shut, and have to stop short and the bag takes a dive onto the floor. (I put my putters in the putter pocket at a 90-degree angle to the ones in the main pocket, i.e., with the bottoms of the discs facing outward, which may help a little with accessibility.)The water bottle pocket has room for my big 32-oz insulated water bottle (and does have the grommet it's supposed to have) and I carry aspirin and allergy pills and a Sharpie for marking discs and some other small odds and ends in the top pocket on the back of the bag, and my mini marker discs and sometimes my phone, watch, etc. in the side pocket. And the shoulder straps are crazy comfortable and the handle on the top very convenient (the latter was a big selling point for me; I appreciate nice things and might have gone for the much more expensive Innova Superhero thingamajig bag if it had had a handle on top, but it didn't, so I went with this one and haven't regretted it for a moment).One small complaint arose for me yesterday: I noticed that the hook-and-loop tab inside the putter pocket flap is only sewn down on one side, which invites it to flip over or curl up, concealing the hook/loop material and making the flap not stick to the corresponding strip inside the pocket when I simply push the flap against it. That's probably a way Innova saves money on the production of these bags...but I'd have happily paid another dollar or two for the bag to have that flap sewn down on all four sides so using it wouldn't require babysitting. That is a bit of a hassle and a disappointment. But I can live with it, especially considering everything else this bag provides for the price.I tend to be mindful of the well-being of my possessions and don't abuse them unnecessarily - I want them to last, after all - and someone who's more careless with their inanimate objects might find this bag wears out more quickly for them than it does for me. And I will come back and update my review if this bag starts giving out on me in ways that I think it shouldn't, based on my use of it. But so far I'm very happy with it and recommend it to anyone wanting a very comfortable high-capacity disc bag (and who doesn't mind needing to use a little force and technique to get discs into and out of it when it's near capacity).=-=-=Update, now five months in: still very happy with this bag (and it’s holding up well - no undue wear whatsoever). The issue with the Velcro flap that I complained about above hasn’t even been that much of an issue for me. And I’ve discovered another pocket that I didn’t even realize was there, on the bottom front of the bag. It looks like it’s just a dark horizontal trim strip, but it’s actually the top edge of a pocket, and that’s where I always put my phone now; it holds it very securely while keeping it easily accessed. And I remain impressed with the comfort when I have this bag slung over a shoulder. I don’t think I’ve ever put my arms through both straps at once, but I’m sure it would be very comfortable that way too. It is (in my opinion) a great bag that I don’t foresee having to upgrade (or downgrade, or crossgrade) from for quite some time.

I started playing disc golf at the height of the pandemic in Winter 2020/21, and I bought this bag for myself to upgrade from the super cheap DD bag that I had. The materials are super good and I never had any issues with wear and tear until I upgraded to a Ledgestone Edition Grip Bx Series bag later that year. Overall, I only have two complaints about this bag- there isn't a lot of extra storage for items like a sweatshirt when you get hot mid-round unless you carry a couple discs so that your clothes can fit in the main compartment. Secondly, there isn't any rigid frame material or feet to keep the bag's shape and prevent the bag from tipping over on uneven surfaces. If the ground is wet, your bag sitting directly on the ground and the bottom can get pretty gross and the moisture will get inside your bag. Overall, I was very happy with this bag while I used it and would totally recommend it to any beginner starting to play disc golf. However, if you carry more than a couple disks, I would probably spend a little extra cash on a bag with more storage and more rigidity.

I took a gamble and got this bag instead of some with more reviews, and I’m glad I did. This bag was bought so I could upgrade from a $20 disc golf bag that we had bought from academy. Here are the things that make this bag contend with bags double it’s price:-Material: it’s made of this durable feeling, nice looking material that seems tough and is easy to clean. Seems similar to ripstop in my opinion.-Disc Capacity: I don’t remember what it said the capacity was, but I have 26 discs in there at the moment between the main storage area and the upper storage area. 4 of them are Putters so if you didn’t keep your putters in the bag you could maybe fit closer to 30 but it’d be a tight fit.-Supports: I didn’t think this would be a big deal, but it’s one of my favorite things about this bag. There are rigid supports in the bag on the bottom front area, sides, and on that little section between the storage areas where it says “Innova”. These end up making the bag keep its shape and make it a lot easier to put discs in and take them out.-Velcro: there are little Velcro pieces on the end of the storage area flaps. These make it so that when you’re playing you can tuck those flaps into the storage areas and it’ll Velcro to the back (behind the discs) so that you can leave it open without worry while you’re moving aroundAll in all, super happy with this bag and would recommend it to anyone that wants to upgrade from a cheaper bag or as a first bag. Fantastic option for anyone like me that doesn’t want to spend $100-$200 on just a bag.

I really like this bag. It carries a lot of discs (probably not 25 like it claims) and is really durable. If you're trying to figure out if you like disc golf or not, buy this bag, use it for six months, and then give it to a friend after you upgrade.

Great bag. I have been using mine for a couple of months now and has taken some abuse. Its holding up great. Only issue it that it falls over backwards a lot.

Pros:- Fits lots of discs- Comfortable to wear- Very durableCons:- No room for an extension recovery stick.- Limited pockets for anything else.- Base isn't stiff, so bag doesn't like to stay up right.- Main flap doesn't open enough to easily insert/remove discs if you have more than 12-13 discs

Quality product, nice pockets and can fit around 20 discs

If you don't need to carry a crazy amount of discs then this is the bag for you. Lot's of compartments and super quality. Everything is as reported in the details and reviews.

Gave this to my brother in law for Christmas and he was really impressed with the product. The quality of the fabric was very high and I think it would be a very sturdy addition. Only one spot for a drink but it leaves your hands free for a rolling cooler if that’s your thing.

Fits discs nicely. Easy to carry. Comfortable for under 20 discs...25 discs would be a squeeze. Nice putter pouch.

Very disappointed- this item was ordered over a different bag because of the mini marker.