I prefer shoulder bags over backpacks and the design of this bag is perfect, holds the perfect amount of discs for me, compartments are nice size for towels, wallet, keys, flash light. Love the mini and putter pocket.

This bag unfortunately is NOT durable. 

I wish they made a heavy duty version of this bag with tougher stitching and materials that lasts more than 3 months. Like another reviewer mentioned the stitching on the zippered compartment ripped apart on my bag in a few months.

I guess as a retailer you want everyone to buy a backpack bag or cart that can hold 30+ discs so that people don't buy small bags and thus less discs, but this thing is less durable than a 90s Kia.

I have had a couple of problems with the bag.  I do not overload the bag and generally only carry 12 or 13 discs.  First – the strap started fraying very soon after I started using it.  I replaced it with a strap off an old bag and moved on.  Second – the stitching has torn open between the disc compartment and one of the end zippered pockets rendering the bag totally useless.  I liked the size and makeup of the bag but it should last longer than 2 years.  When I requested a discount on a replacement bag, I was told “this bag is designed to be an inexpensive bag that will likely need to be replaced after a few seasons of good use.”

If you don't mind replacing your bag every two years - buy the Infinite Tournament bag.

First: If you're looking for a bag about this size, buy this one and be done with it.

I had tried the Double NutSac 2.0 earlier this year. I loved the build quality, but had some problems with it, so I upgraded to this after a friend got it. I don't quite need all the space it affords for discs, but it's affordable and is built well (mostly, see below).

What to like:

• Space. Lots of it. Not only for discs - I have 15 in there now, with 2 in the front putter pocket, and have plenty of room for more - but for stuff. The large pockets on the sides can carry phones, wallets, keys, score cards, etc. I haven't tried, but it wouldn't surprise me if I could fit a light jacket in a side pocket.
• Drink holders! I know this seems insignificant to some, but for me this is key. This is one of the major gripes I had with the NutSac, the fact it had one spot for a (small) drink. This bag has 2 spots for liquid (and you could fit more in the side pockets if needed), and not just drinks, but big ones. I regularly fit the 32 oz PowerAde bottles. I sweat a lot on the course when it's 70 degrees, so this summer when it was a consistent 85 and high humidity, the ability to carry that much drink was welcome, despite the weight.
• Multiple strap options. I use a regular shoulder strap, but if I were cramming the bag full of discs and stuff on a regular basis, I'd need the backpack-style strap. If I ever get to that point, I can easily add it without buying a new bag. It's also nice that you can change the strap as one wears out. (Another big knock on the NutSac.)
• Thoughtfulness of design. Everything is laid out well, and reinforced where it should be. It makes a lot of sense to me how to load the bag for comfort and ease of access.

Gripes: This is going to be a short list. My biggest concern is long-term durability. After coming from the extremely well built NutSac, this bag doesn't live up to that standard. It may be a bit much to ask from a larger bag with a better design with a 50% discount. However, my first strap started to unravel in areas. Infinite quickly replaced the strap for free (Thanks!), but it gives me slight pause. The rest of the bag seems to be holding up much better after 6 months or so of moderate use!

As I said above, if you're in the market, I don't know that you're going to find a better bag for the price. Don't even spend the time trying! Just buy this one and be done with it. Spend the extra time at the course!

Decent bag. Couldn't beat it for the price. Holds all my discs plenty of room for all the odds and ends plus the double water bottle holders is a bonus. Easily fit 32oz bottles, can squeeze in a 40oz water bottle. It doesn't stand up to well to rain or wet conditions but I didnt expect too much from it at the price point.  If you are considering this bag do your self a favor and add the back pack straps too. The shoulder strap and pad it comes with is lest than durable to weekly play. My pad has shredded and the strap is not comfortable. I only have put about 15 rounds on this bag and expected a little more durability than that even at a lower price point. I usually never carry more than 5 drivers 5 mids and 2 putters, so it is not like I overloaded it. If the storage pockets(at least) were water proofed, and the strap held up better this would get 5 stars from me. Overall I am satisfied with this bag. 

I love this bag. I have had it for over a year now and it still looks new because the materials are all very durable. Before buying this bag I shopped around A LOT. I couldn't believe how affordable this bag was and I love reppin' the Infinite Discs logo. 

There is a ton of space in this bag. Not only does it have the main compartment, but I also easily carry three putters in the front pocket. The side pockets are also big enough to add a couple more discs in each if you wanted to, although I have never felt the need to. This bag offers more than enough space for me. 

I got the backpack straps with mine and they are both durable and comfortable. Overall, I highly recommend this bag!

Just received this bag as an early fathers day present. Initial reaction, is what a great bag for the money. Ive been looking to replace my first bag for a while, but wasnt wanting to spend a ton of money on it. My son, ordered this for me, great choice! Bag feels very sturdy, zippers and straps feel smooth, and strong. More than enough storage for phone, cards, etc. Cant wait to take it out on the course.

Very nice bag - lots of disc storage, and two very spacious side pockets for personal item storage. I've had this bag for 2 months, and played 30 or so rounds with it. It is much more durable than the previous (small) bag I was carrying from MVP. Materials are thick, bottom is sturdy, it stands on its own without any manipulation or positioning. The zippers are heavy duty, and I've not experienced any issues with any of them yet. There is a nice zipper compartment which allows me to isolate my iphone 6+ (a big phone) from the rest of my belongings to as to avoid scratching it. I would caution anyone using it, to make sure to ZIPPER the side compartments when not in use if you have things in them, as I lost my wallet presumably while bending over with this bag shouldered. My only complaint about this bag is that it is heavy; the single strap worn over the shoulder with a full disc complement will weigh on you after a long day. My home course is 21 holes, and after the first loop, I usually am considering dropping the bag off in the trunk and going around again with 2-3 discs just to give myself a break (and that's coming from someone who was a double-bag caddy in his teenage years). I highly recommend it. 

Constructed well, and looks good. It also holds tons of discs. Right now I have 2 putters, 5 mids, 8 drivers, and a putter in the putter pocket with space for 2 more drivers, 2 or 3 more mids and 2 more putters. Thats 22 discs! The Infinite Discs large bag has two water bottle holders, a mini pouch, a pencil pouch, a phone holder, a wallet and keys holder, and two side compartments for jackets or towels. This will holdd basically everything you should need to play a serious round of disc golf. By far the best value out there.

Good bag for the money picked it up on sale for $34 did not get the backpack straps with mine . Thicker material  on the outside of the bag than an Innova  large bag, inside the bag the bottom is reinforced  two dividers that velcro in place with lots of storage  in the side pockets. The liner on the inside of the bag is the only concern I have seems it could crack in the cold or tear after some use but the exterior and quality zippers make up for that