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What is the best disc golf bag? Well, if a compact, lightweight, and no-nonsense disc golf backpack is what you need, this is it. The Latitude 64° Swift Backpack holds everything you need for your disc golf adventures, without digging a hole in your wallet.
Weight: 700 g (1 pound 8 ounces)
Dimensions: L:20 cm, W:42 cm, H:42 cm (L:8", W:16,5", H:16,5")
Fabric: 600Dx600D Poly Oxford with Eco Friendly PVC backing
Get your gear for your weekend round. We offer free shipping to selected regions.
I live de design, the print, all the compartments!🙌 The only small thing is that the big compartment could have been open upwards instead. But love it!
I'm new to DG. I watched all Jonathan's videos for the past few years. They made me happy. I bought something from you to support that. The backpack itself is fine. Jonathan is awesome.
I have been needing a new sport for many years. My friend turned me into onto disc golf just recently. He told me to try Latitude 64 for gear. I purchased two box sets of discs and a backpack. The delivery took only a few days. So very pleased with the experience! The discs are quality and the backpack is perfect for a beginner like me. I love disc golf now. I’ll be shopping here as long as I’m playing.
Simple and compact. Functions nicely. I am biased though, since my last bag was old and broken shoulder bag.
The only thing i do not like is that it opens the wrong way. Really annoying. Nice price but needs remodel.
Greatest putter ever made and the pink is amazing looking oh and by the way my brother putts with daggers and wonders why there are no orbit daggers that would be awesome to see next thank you guys
When it was advertised as "stable" I was expecting a meat hook with huge fade. I like the Trust and figured this was a step beyond. Turns out to not be the case. Where the Trust goes straight, the Savior has a nice forward push and glide with a gentle, yet firm, fade at the end. The thicker shoulder also means easier forehand release and better torque resistance than the Trust. Definitely room for both in the bag.
The multiwear is both comfortable and useful. I’m very pleased!
I use the grace as for my flex back hand shots that need to go 300ft. I like the consistant flight out of the grace. It has become a stable and work horse in my bag.