Doomsday Discs Bug Out Bag

Bag has plenty of space inside. I'm loving the disc retriever spots. I have a retriever and an umbrella on one side and a seat on the other. It is very nice as a tournament backpack, but I use it on my bag boy quad xl. The extra pockets are perfect for keeping all necessities (for any weather) at all times.

I am a pro player with doomsday and RPM discs. Part of my contract says I have to bag a certain number of discs with my respective brands. As a result I usually carry 35 discs. I want room for extras such as towels, range finder, water, chewing gum, a small waterproof rain jacket, and sometimes even a speaker. Plus, I want a dedicated pocket for my phone and another for my wallet, keys, and headphones. Most bags come up short.

The Doomsday bag goes over my needs. I put all my discs in and still have room. Now I’m frustrated because I know I have all my discs when the bag is full…I don’t want to add more discs. I have dedicated pockets on either side for phone, keys, wallet, and other accessories that don’t share with other items, just what I keep in my pants pocket when not playing.

The bag has a slight elasticity on the shoulder straps that pull that padding into the shoulder blades. It forces the bag to sit comfortably on the back. My only complaint is the area that the bottom of the straps attach to is relatively high on the bag so it’s hard to reach a water bottle while it’s on.

The retriever sleeves on both side are great. I want to put an umbrella in there and it feels like there is plenty of room for it.

The putter pouch up top is massive. I have 6 putters in there and I still have room. Not sure what to do with the extra space. I plan on putting towels and my chalk bag in there.

Other things that the product specs don’t mention…there are rubber feet on the bottom to prevent the bag from getting soaked during a rainy round. They also help to support the bag.

The phone pockets are big enough to hold an iPhone 15 plus with a case. There are phone size pockets on each side of the bag. One looks like more of a mini holder and is snug on the phone. One is a bit looser. There is also a zipper pocket on the bottom that is the perfect size for my phone. I am paranoid it will fall out in one of the top pockets.

The bag is lighter than I expected. I think it sits on pressure points on the back very well to distribute weight.

You could fit 40+ discs in this bag if you really needed to. I had 30 in it without expanding the side pockets (expanded can fit an hoodie and then some) and only having 3 discs in one. Awesome big putter pocket (or storage pocket if you opt to use the side putter pocket). It doesn’t seem to be heavier than the DD commander it replaced. The pole sleeves on either side are great, I have a disc grabber on one side and a monopod to hold my phone in the other.I can not think of anything you could possibly need to bring with you that this bag couldn’t fit. It is MILES ahead of any other bag at a similar price point and even some that are twice the price.

I normally am.not into big bags, but this one is fantastic. It has a lot of storage space for discs with multiple options; it even includes a partition in the main disc storage area. It has multiple zipper pockets and even includes committed spots for retrievers. The bag is of good quality, feels sturdy, and is the best bang for the buck you can find.

The bug out bag is exactly what I wanted it to be. I bag a lot of discs, and this bag can fit all the discs, three giant water bottles, all my extras with room to spare. It's also very comfortable, and will be great for my tournament season.