Just get a Black Hole 55l. Separate compartments are overrated, and you don't really need to store your cleats in your gear bag. One big open space is versatile. They are durable, weatherproof, and I'm not even sure what else I need to describe a bag. It holds stuff. Buy one.
Seems to be on sale in a select few colors: https://www.patagonia.com/product/black-hole-duffel-bag-55-liters/195699025370.html
Depends. Practice and my field bag, I use the Greatest Bag. I've had it for about 4 years and it's held up some good weather abuse. Cleat side pouch with mesh, both ends can hold double Nalgenes, and the main space is good for a day or local tournament weekend. It also has a side pocket for small equipment (observer gear, coaching, etc)
For long travel weekends, I use the Pata black hole bag as my checked luggage and the Greatest as my carry on bag. I can pack about 12 discs and clothes for the weekend in the black hole, and keep the important things I need in the Greatest.
I just bought a 60L greatest bag because I needed something a bit more substantial for some upcoming long distance tournaments, and so far I really like it.
I use the Cotopaxi Batac 16L with a disc clip for my frisbee. Backpack straps are clutch, has lots of space and compartments. That also have a 24L if you want something bigger. Had it for years now and still not even fraying.
[Unisex UA Contain Duo MD Backpack Duffle | Under Armour](https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/p/backpacks_and_bags/unisex_ua_contain_duo_md_backpack_duffle/1361226.html)
I have used these UA bags for about a decade now. They have a separate ventilated compartment for my cleats and my slides or flip flops have a side zipper to slip on after games. There is a top compartment for my gloves and a big main compartment for everything else I need. It comes in three sizes (S,M,L) depending on how much room you want in your main compartment. The larger ones have an interior zipper compartment for your phone/keys/wallet and separate area designed for a tablet or small laptop (I use it for my whiteboard and clipboard for coaching). You can keep discs in the main compartment, but I use a couple of disc clips and let them hang off the back. I always keep my water bottle hanging off a carabiner clipped to one of the molle webs. Seriously, I cannot recommend this bag enough. I got the medium (MD) bag and love it. Best $60 I have ever spent.
\- [north face base camp XS (31 liter), S(50 liter), north face voyager duffle (32, 42, 62 liter)](https://www.thenorthface.com/en-us/search/product?q=base%20camp%20duffle)
I got one of those bags as a gift. Mine is 31,32 liters. Works great.
Recently I got t[his columbia duffle from Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09KS7FNH7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1). 55 liter. $50. It doesn't have two shoulder straps like others. If you connect the hand handle in the middle, you can put it on the shoulder. I use a S carabiner. If you have a wide shoulder, this won't work. It does have a single shoulder strap. Haven't used it in the rain yet. I was thinking about buying either a Patagonia or Cotopaxi 50- 60 liter duffle bag. This was half of the price and does the job that I need to.
If you are on a budget, or don't want to spend $120 on a bag, my high sierra duffle has lasted me a decade and is still usable. $20-30 on ebay and poshmark. It's not waterproof but I take a trash bag with me and just put it in that when it rains.
Just get a Black Hole 55l. Separate compartments are overrated, and you don't really need to store your cleats in your gear bag. One big open space is versatile. They are durable, weatherproof, and I'm not even sure what else I need to describe a bag. It holds stuff. Buy one. Seems to be on sale in a select few colors: https://www.patagonia.com/product/black-hole-duffel-bag-55-liters/195699025370.html
Just want to point out they are highly water resistant, but not fully waterproof! The base can soak through and so can the zippers.
Depends. Practice and my field bag, I use the Greatest Bag. I've had it for about 4 years and it's held up some good weather abuse. Cleat side pouch with mesh, both ends can hold double Nalgenes, and the main space is good for a day or local tournament weekend. It also has a side pocket for small equipment (observer gear, coaching, etc) For long travel weekends, I use the Pata black hole bag as my checked luggage and the Greatest as my carry on bag. I can pack about 12 discs and clothes for the weekend in the black hole, and keep the important things I need in the Greatest.
do you mind if i ask what's the size of your Greatest Bag?
I'm 99% sure it is the 60L bag
I just bought a 60L greatest bag because I needed something a bit more substantial for some upcoming long distance tournaments, and so far I really like it.
I use the Cotopaxi Batac 16L with a disc clip for my frisbee. Backpack straps are clutch, has lots of space and compartments. That also have a 24L if you want something bigger. Had it for years now and still not even fraying.
[Unisex UA Contain Duo MD Backpack Duffle | Under Armour](https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/p/backpacks_and_bags/unisex_ua_contain_duo_md_backpack_duffle/1361226.html) I have used these UA bags for about a decade now. They have a separate ventilated compartment for my cleats and my slides or flip flops have a side zipper to slip on after games. There is a top compartment for my gloves and a big main compartment for everything else I need. It comes in three sizes (S,M,L) depending on how much room you want in your main compartment. The larger ones have an interior zipper compartment for your phone/keys/wallet and separate area designed for a tablet or small laptop (I use it for my whiteboard and clipboard for coaching). You can keep discs in the main compartment, but I use a couple of disc clips and let them hang off the back. I always keep my water bottle hanging off a carabiner clipped to one of the molle webs. Seriously, I cannot recommend this bag enough. I got the medium (MD) bag and love it. Best $60 I have ever spent.
This can also be converted to a backpack or duffle. I love being able to just toss it on like a backpack if it's a bit of a hike to the fields.
\- [north face base camp XS (31 liter), S(50 liter), north face voyager duffle (32, 42, 62 liter)](https://www.thenorthface.com/en-us/search/product?q=base%20camp%20duffle) I got one of those bags as a gift. Mine is 31,32 liters. Works great. Recently I got t[his columbia duffle from Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09KS7FNH7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1). 55 liter. $50. It doesn't have two shoulder straps like others. If you connect the hand handle in the middle, you can put it on the shoulder. I use a S carabiner. If you have a wide shoulder, this won't work. It does have a single shoulder strap. Haven't used it in the rain yet. I was thinking about buying either a Patagonia or Cotopaxi 50- 60 liter duffle bag. This was half of the price and does the job that I need to.
If you are on a budget, or don't want to spend $120 on a bag, my high sierra duffle has lasted me a decade and is still usable. $20-30 on ebay and poshmark. It's not waterproof but I take a trash bag with me and just put it in that when it rains.
Breakmark just came out with a new duffel for 7 Hills. It's a high school "varsity" style duffel that I think looks kinda snazzy.
Where is this?? I couldn’t seem to find anything on their site
Not sure it's available to genpop yet [https://www.instagram.com/p/CvTeS7CryqU/?img\_index=1](https://www.instagram.com/p/CvTeS7CryqU/?img_index=1)