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#241 |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Livingston(Hicksville),Tx
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If they are on my card they would make me be the designated scorer.
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i've got it! a new disc golf drinking game. i'm thinking i'll called it TRASHT!!!. for every bogey you gotta slam a beer, for every birdie you get to make someone else slam a beer. sounds like a fun round
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Oh, and as scorekeeper... you are responsible for remembering everyone's name and making sure that when we get really drunk and stupid that we know our own names. Also you will be the secretary for all incoming phone calls from girlfriends/wives after we all are wasted and have to be creative as to why we haven't made it home yet. Think you DG game is ready for such an intense level of skill requirement?
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Sounds like there would be a lot of drunks guys on my card with me having a great time watching them rack up the Bogies.
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you would think
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sounds interesting
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Time to find a good trash can filled park and have a tournament. Practice round mandatory. Shouldn't be a big deal since the whole goal is to throw garbage away. Could even call if community service. "We walked around and threw away 6 cases of beer cans today at the park." Just fail to mention you caused the mess too.
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LMAO
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He's not talking about disc's, he's talking about cargo room, which the revo bags can't hold a candle to a G-way tour bag when i comes to that.
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Revolution should just come out with the Pimp Sack in honor of their #1 "sales rep".
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I happen to know an Innova Team Champion member that prefers the Gateway backpack to anything else.
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Northville, Michigan
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**** you guys really like to rag on me dont you. You must feel real good about yourselves after you make fun of me. Im glad I could be of service to you. I have never carried a Gateway bag thus i dont know the CARGO room of the bag. He did say he was looking for more DISC room so he could carry discs for friends and what not.
Im sure they are great bags i just LOVE the Revolution bags and wont ever carry anything else. |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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awww, there picking on him.
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2 Days till Vegas so i could care less what anyone has to say NOTHING cuz ill be out of MI in 2 days and on my way OUT west to the warm weather and Casinos of Vegas then to the Scottsdale AZ for The Memmorial ![]() ![]()
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Happy Birthday and Good Luck...there.
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How much more cargo room does the gateway bag have over the revolution?
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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The Gateway Tour bag is like a trunk of a car. It holds so much stuff. I think the Revolution bag is a little better looking design and they are both very durable.
You can't go wrong with a Revolution or a Gateway bag. |
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Location: Burlington NC
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Well Steve, I know you're just dying for me to respond to this. No telling what would have given me that idea. As a matter of fact I was going to respond last night after I read all the other new posts. Then I decided I was hungry and left my computer on while I went to get something to eat. When I got back, this was the PM I had recieved.
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I carry a Gateway Tour bag. It's my second one as a matter of fact. I won my first one when Stokley came to town running the Discraft Doubles the summer of '97. I replaced it as my main bag back in '03 (I think) with another Gateway tour bag. There was nothing seriously wrong with it but it was a little faded and a couple of the seams were beginning to fray. I still use it as my glow bag. It holds all my glow discs and a soft sided six pack cooler inside (I play glow at a private course so I can play discs and drink beer without upsetting any park guys or cops). I don't use Quads. I had a pair of the older ones but they ripped after about a year of use. I have seen some of the newer ones and it looks like they have reinforced them to solve that problem but I'm not in a hurry to buy another pair after my first ones blew out. I have a pair of used GolfPak straps that I traded for and they work just fine. I will agree that they aren't as comfortable as Quads but why spend the money to buy a product that I don't trust after my earlier experience. The reason for my earlier post wasn't to bust on Revolution, they make good bags as well, but it was in response to your childish badgering of Lowe when he was asking about a Discraft bag. Ask about a Discraft bag and here comes Pimp... Quote:
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I'll go ahead and answer your other thread here too. If I had $200 to spend on a disc bag, I wouldn't have to judging from the length of time my original Gateway bag has lasted. But just supposing that my bag was stolen, or lost in a fire, or abducted by aliens, or whatever what if you can come up with, I'd get... (dramatic pause) another Gateway Tour bag. And I'm not sponsored by them or anyone else for that matter. Yeah I realize that Revo is the most popular bag out there. That doesn't matter to me. I'd say for my money that the Gateway bag is the best value. I don't have to have the coolest bag on the course and be like everyone else. It's disc golf not a fashion show. All I need is a durable bag that will hold my discs, towel, Gatorade, and cigarettes. But you guys buy what you want. I'm not a rep so I'm not going to suggest anything to anyone but will share my own experiences when asked to. |
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This is a bit off subject but Rodney I know what you are saying about the Quad shocks. The first ones seemed to rip a little quick for my taste but I bought some of the new ones and they are much better. Looks like they will be able to make it through at the very least a year of heavy use before ripping.
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Burlington NC
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I agree the newer Quads look more durable. I know my old Quads were quite comfortable while they lasted. But hey, my straps are doing fine, they will probably be replaced by some Quads when these die but the price was right for the ones I have right now. All I gave was 2 discs I wasn't throwing and were just taking up space in a box. I figured I didn't have anything to lose.
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#266 |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Winston Salem, NC
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I love my Gateway Backpack bag. It is one of the older versions. I need to fix one thing though. One of the PVC pipes has come out of the frame. But that is easily fixed....i just need to get some PVC pipe bond/glue.
Ok..I lied. There is one more thing I don't like and that is the front putter pouch. The zippers unzip too easily if there are 2 putters in there and there has been a time or two that my putters have fallen out the bag when I go to pick it up off of the ground. |
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#267 |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Norman, OK
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How bout you buy a nice 70 dollar bag and spend the rest of the money on some new discs thats how my thinking would go.
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#268 |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Northville, Michigan
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The problem with that thinking is your 70 dollar bag will most likely fall apart in a year then your going to have to spend another 70 to either get the same bag or you make choose to buy a Revolution and then youll spend 115. Either way you just spent more then it would cost you to buy a Revolution in the first place.
I have a new theory. I think Revolution is the best and so do alot of other people but from this thread im going to say the 2nd best bag is the Gateway Tour or the Gateway Backpack but i still reccomend you get the Revolution
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definitely get the Revolution Carolinia, it's basically indestructable, it's made out of the most durable material any disc golf bad is amde out of, why would you want anything else?
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: TTrim County, NC
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My bag was not an option. Santa Cruz.
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