The Paratrooper occupies the position most players actually need: enough capacity for a full round, enough structure to last, and a price that does not require justifying. It holds 18 or more discs in the main compartment, with three to four more in the upper compartment alongside layers.
Structure. A bottom rail system gives the bag rigidity and keeps it upright when set down. Bags that slump collapse their compartments, which turns disc selection into rummaging - a small, repeated cost across eighteen holes.
Weight. Four pounds empty, noticeably lighter than the premium Westside bags, and the difference is felt across a full day rather than at the first tee.
Organisation. A front flap pocket for your go-to disc, an open bottom flap for scorecard, pencil and mini, a separate top putter compartment for two, two spacious side pockets, and two drawstring bottle holders.
Carry. Padded straps and back panel, with more structure and durability than the smaller Trooper it is based on.
Recommended for. Players carrying 18 to 22 discs who want a well-built bag without paying flagship prices. A sound first serious bag.
Specification
- Main compartment holds 18+ discs
- Upper compartment for 3-4 additional discs or layers
- Separate two-putter top compartment
- Two drawstring bottle holders
- Bottom rail system for stability
- Dimensions 18" wide (24" with holders), 10" deep, 20" tall
- Weight 4 lb empty
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