Been disc golfing for quite a while but only started to get a bit more serious this year (casual/intermediate). This means I needed to upgrade from my old Innova "standard disc golf bag" after buying too much plastic! Saw some good reviews of this bag although I never had thrown Axiom/MVP - so I took a chance. This bag ended up being perfect for what I was looking for! Holds plenty of discs in the main compartment (more than I would ever throw in a typical round) with a great pouch on top for my putters & approaches (I fit 4 easily). Tons of room for all your stuff that you'll need in the side pouches and a nice compartment on top for a phone & towel. Will definitely highlight the double water bottle pouches and the fact that its very sturdy - I don't have to carefully set it down and never worry about it tipping. No noticeable wear and tear after a few months of regular use (2x+ rounds per week). All in all I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking to upgrade or get their first backpack.
I was vacillating between a bunch of $25-60 bags as an upgrade over my Infinite Discs "Slinger" bag (a really great lil bag, but my disc addiction outgrew it, and it started to fall apart). I don't love the DD militaristic bag names (feels a little stolen valor-adjacent, tbh. Could just imagine some old Vet seeing me with it on and going "did you serve?" and having to be like "nah i do like to go into the woods & throw frisbees at trees with my friends tho. So we're all Troopers in a way, aren't we?"), and someone somewhere on the internet who wasn't a brand rep pointed me towards this bag. And they were friggin right. It stores EVERYTHING. I keep 20+ discs in there, a disc retriever stick with all the attachments, a Flight Towel, sunscreen, minis, all the junk from my pockets... the whole deal. And there's still room to spare. A big complaint of a lot of smaller bags seems to be stability. That is NOT a problem with the Axiom bag. it stands up straight everywhere. Discs are super-easy access with quality parts. Not super-visible in any photos I could find online: There are double water bottle holders made from durable nylon (As opposed to webbing/netting on some, that gets torn up on dry Southern California courses). It's comfortable and easy to find your stuff. Highly recommend it. So worth the ~$80. It won't break the bank, but you won't have to buy another one in 6 months either, and it's easy to get acquainted with. Plus, great colors, quality components, feet on the bottom give your bag a little separation from wet ground, dust, etc, and minimal branding (so you don't feel like you're wearing a billboard for a brand you maybe only throw on occasion. I've become really fond of the MVP/Axiom line, so this is turning into a win-win for yours truly). GO GET ONE! Your friends will be jealous. My friend Mike already is, and that's ACTUALLY all I could ask for in any purchase.
Axiom Voyager Lite Backpack Disc Golf Bag
