ICON - Crimson Red

Lots of thought went into designing and making these bags, which makes the price all the sweeter. These bags are by far the best deal out there. Usually I would be in the mindset that you get what you pay for, but these guys really changed that mindset. I really don’t know another bag company that even competes with the quality of Discology, and they definitely don’t compete in the price category.

Great

I needed to upgrade my storage capacity and this definitely did the trick. Love it's ability to stand on its own very easily. As a recommendation, a video on your site explaining how to install the inserts would be handy.

Nearly Perfect

I’ve been using this bag for about a week and a half now and I’m extremely happy with it. The price, the storage, the disc capacity. Everything about it is awesome. I wish there were some more solid colorways but that’s really my only complaint. That being said, I don’t hate the red. I was using an Atlas Pioneer V3 for a year and a half before this and it just didn’t want to stand up after it was a month or two old. I also couldn’t fold up a hoodie and put it in the storage pockets. With the Icon, I can fit a hoodie and a longsleeve in one of the pockets and still have some extra room for my hard case for my glasses/sunglasses.

If you wanna carry lots of discs!

If you wanna carry 30-maybe 40 discs depending on speed. Heavy on putters and mids = less. Fairways and up = more. And after you load your bag up feel free to pack in snacks and drinks, stay hydrated, stay fueled. Bring all those dusty discs from your shelf and start tossing them. You got room now. Experiment, add stuff you’ve never throw. You got room now. And the price is very competitive. Oh, hit the gym because unfortunately with all them discs and snacks and drinks, of course it’s gonna be heavy. Don’t worry, it is good for you. Stay healthy.

A Great Bag with a Well Thought Out Design for a Great Price

I've only used it for a couple of rounds, so I can't really make a recommendation until I know how well it's going to hold up, but here are some early thoughts. My previous bag was a Paratrooper for reference. I really like the dedicated retriever pocket, but you do have to be careful to angle the claw away from the shoulder straps or it will catch when putting your bag on. Still better than most bags where you have to put it in a pocket and figure out how to keep the zipper from coming undone. Tons of room, both for discs and for anything else you need. First few rounds with it I thought I had lost a couple of discs because there was more empty space than in my Paratrooper. It's a large bag, and it does feel like it when you're wearing it. Comparable to the Paratrooper in that regard. But it holds a lot more than the Paratrooper and it doesn't feel quite as wide because it doesn't have the dedicated wonky water bottle holders way out on the edges like the Paratrooper. I wish both side pockets had the removable dividers instead of the one having the water bottle elastic. Speaking of those side pockets, a way to secure the 'lids' of those pockets open would be nice. I may look into sewing some Velcro on mine. The putter pockets could use a flat bottom that's the width of a couple of wide putters. Without anything there, one disc seats all the way down and the other is on the verge of falling out. If I try to cram them in at the same time it feels like they're interfering with each other. I've solved this problem by putting a Whale Sac in the bottom of each putter pocket. Foam could also work. I wish the D-rings were on the sides or the front of the bag, not the back by the straps. I love that it comes with the rain fly. Not that I'll need it much here in AZ, but it's definitely nice to know it's there.