What superlite CARRY BAG would YOU buy?

[Benzo]

and why...?

[mikedejong]

4under. Best carry bag I've seen. Its super light, has great legs and strap system. And fits everything you need. I love mine.

[dan360]

Mizuno Aerolite Micro. I'd buy it again.

[CyFan]

Sun Mountain Swift - less than 3 lbs, plenty of pockets including a water bottle pouch, and a stable stand.

[Benzo]

3 replies....3 different bags

[bladestriker]

Sun Mountain Zero G

[ReGMiLLa31]

I like the Sun Mountain Superlight 3.5. They have some nice colors, pretty good amount of pockets and the straps are nice.

[signats]

I usually push a full load of clubs in a SM speed cart bag on a Clickgear, but on hilly courses and in the very wet winter months here (Oregon) carrying is much easier.

Wanting only to carry 9 or less clubs, in extremely sloppy conditions a light and inexpensive bag I found at Wally-mart fit the bill nicely.

Surprisingly well put together: TiTech Carry Lite tips the scale @ 4 lbs.


http://reviews.walmart.com/1336/14147243/titech-carry-lite-golf-bag-reviews/reviews.htm

[BC7]

sun mountain 3.5

[dan360]

I really like the Aerolite Micro because it has usable features with little fluff, and seems to be well crafted. I've only had a couple months but it appears to be very well made and sturdy.

It comes with a rain hood, which is nice in the northwest. The pockets have ample space for what I carry, the water bottle sleeve/holder is a nice feature, and the hip pad is comfortable.

I don't like double straps and am looking to work up a single strap for it, but the Mizuno double strap fits me more comfortably than the other major brands I have tried.

Some people like the bag, if clubmaker branded, to match their clubs so that might be an issue, but this bag is pretty nice.

It holds 14 clubs just fine without a problem...not all the dividers are full length but the clubs don't tangle to a point of aggravation in my experience with it.

[hoganapex]

I just bought a new 4 under and have discovered that when placing my woods in the top section they always get caught going in and about 12" from the bottom. It is a pain. I will be getting rid of this one. The Swift is what I owned before (Still have) and it is a great carry bag weight wise - it is a little tight though also.

I am thinking I'll just go with two bags - something a little larger and a titleist sunday bag for walking.

[gdb99]

[quote name='CyFan ' timestamp='1292706989' post='2847077']
Sun Mountain Swift - less than 3 lbs, plenty of pockets including a water bottle pouch, and a stable stand.
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+1, although it is not wearing as well as my last bag, Ping Mite-T-Lite.

[baronfaroo]

Ogio Vaporlite.
[list][*]Weighs just under 4 lbs.[*]Woode lite club system.[*]Enough pockets but not too many.[*]Good durable stand.[*]Comfortable carry straps.[/list]

[torrejuan]

Swift X or any new upgrade that they have.

[brraaadddd]

4under!

[Benzo]

[quote name='baronfaroo' timestamp='1292715221' post='2847224']
Ogio Vaporlite.
[list][*]Weighs just under 4 lbs.[*]Woode lite club system.[*]Enough pockets but not too many.[*]Good durable stand.[*]Comfortable carry straps.[/list]
[/quote]

im actually on my second Ogio bag right now...the 'sitcks' bag...it weighs 3.7lbs and its good...but its not 'great'

[moonshine]

I have my second aerolite now and can't imagine anything lighter, and the first lasted forever. I may hurt some feelings, but I bought and sold a sun mountain this summer in a months time. It was not made well, and got the new aerolite from gpp for a song! I will always own one, and do have ogio product as well.

[pingfool]

taylor made micro-lite...
love the hard rubber handle on top.

[CyberBob]

[quote name='tmfool ' timestamp='1292722269' post='2847413']
taylor made micro-lite...
love the hard rubber handle on top.
[/quote]
Agree. I actually looked at all of the bags mentioned and then just by chance found the taylormade for a good price right before I was about to pull the trigger on a 4-under and couldn't be happier.

[18th Legion]

Ogio Products. Overall they are sturdy and have a quality build. I use a 2008 Ogio Edge, but it's more of a Hybrid and weighs a bit more, best for a push cart. I have an Ozone and Vaporlite for walking. The Vaporlite is a tad lighter, but I like the pockets on the Ozone. The Sticks bag is meant as a Sunday Bag, more for the range or a quick nine holes.

Whatever your preference, Ogio has a lot to choose from. I also like how it doesn't announce what brand of clubs I'm carrying.

[hogan64]

[quote name='ReGMiLLa31' timestamp='1292709204' post='2847108']
I like the Sun Mountain Superlight 3.5. They have some nice colors, pretty good amount of pockets and the straps are nice.
[/quote]

ditto.

[golf_fanatik]

How about the University Adidas? It is listed at 3.9 lbs and it appears to be the same/similar model as the TM Super Lite.

I may get one but also debating vs SM H2NO

[chrisl]

[quote name='gdb99' timestamp='1292715088' post='2847220']
[quote name='CyFan ' timestamp='1292706989' post='2847077']
Sun Mountain Swift - less than 3 lbs, plenty of pockets including a water bottle pouch, and a stable stand.
[/quote]

+1, although it is not wearing as well as my last bag, Ping Mite-T-Lite.
[/quote]
+1, just looked at the 2011 Swift X and it has some major improvements, larger top, better padding on the straps, pocket for range finder. I was pretty set on the 3.5 for this year but i am going a different direction. Still love my MacKenzie, but need a second bag with a little more structure and stand for travel or sloppy days.

[SOONERMAGIC]

U have a sunmountain Four5 for sale in navy blue, its basically brand new. I liked it alot, just dont walk ever so I take the staff bag with me.

Zac

[Crimson0516]

My gamer stand bag is a Sun Mountain Super Light 3.5...love it...Sun Mountain gets it

I have a single strap no stand McKennon "Blackhawk" prototype that I am a tester . I have had it out a few times and so far love it.....it's not the leather version...it is the same style but made out of the a similar nylon material as the other carry bags....have to send it back soon with my feedback so I will try to get out again with it a couple more times. I have the leather version and an old Mackenzie but don't consider either of those "superlites"

[pretzelbag]

Taylor Made Micro-lite. Mine has been through a lot this year (4 airplane trips, two long car trips in a soft-sided travel bag) and is still in great shape. Good strap system and I actually like the ability to clip on items (they call it the Fastek system -- the clip-on things are a ripoff at retail, but good prices on ebay.)

[heisagoalie]

4 under. the straps are the most comfortable and most padded.

[brianmontgomery2000]

4 Under. Played 2 - 3 nine's all summer -- light, plenty of pockets, no problems...

[dbrew23]

[quote name='bladestriker' timestamp='1292708401' post='2847095']
Sun Mountain Zero G
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Hey 'bladestriker', just curious if you had any comments about the ZeroG? Pros and cons? Thoughts on the belt? I'm going to be buying a new bag this spring and am considering the ZeroG. Thanks for any info you give.

[Aces-6]

[quote name='dbrew23' timestamp='1293203432' post='2857276']
[quote name='bladestriker' timestamp='1292708401' post='2847095']
Sun Mountain Zero G
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Hey 'bladestriker', just curious if you had any comments about the ZeroG? Pros and cons? Thoughts on the belt? I'm going to be buying a new bag this spring and am considering the ZeroG. Thanks for any info you give.
[/quote]


I have a Zero G that is my dedicated walking bag. I have yet to get comfortable with the cumbersome waist strap so I took it off. I've enjoyed the bag alot more since ditching the strap. It's plenty lite and has enough pockets for the essentials. Good bag for sure but not a fan of the waist strap.