Mvp Voyager Pro James Conrad Signature Edition Disc Golf

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MVP Voyager Pro James Conrad Signature Edition Disc Golf Bag
MVP Voyager Pro James Conrad Signature Edition Disc Golf Bag
If you’re going somewhere new, it’s always better to be prepared
The James Conrad Signature Edition Voyager Pro Backpack Bags are the choice to make if you need maximum storage and stylish comfort! These updated Voyager Pro bags all feature new base colors and unique accents, all chosen by James for his first Signature Edition bag!
Along with the color changes – Plum, Khaki, and Olive – the support panels have been upgraded to use sandwiched PP+EVA foam, making them almost 10% lighter than previous Voyager V2 bags.
All Voyager bags still feature the resilient Cordura 1000D material – a lighter weight, abrasion-resistant, durable premium fabric.
The Voyager Pro is known for huge disc capacity, and that continues with the James Conrad Signature Edition bags. The Voyager Pro can carry 22 to 24 discs and the bags are covered by a limited lifetime warranty. For a durable and stylish backpack bag with maximum storage capacity, no compromises, and unique color options, get a James Conrad Signature Edition Voyager Pro backpack bag today!

14.5” wide x 9” deep x 19.5” tall

Weighs 5 lbs. when empty

Ultra-durable Cordura 1000D heavy-weight nylon material

4 stabilizer feet

2 metal D-rings for towel and chalk bag

2 large zippered side pockets for personal items

2 interior zippered pockets for wallet or cash

2 quick access deep side pouches for minis or phone

2 large insulated drink holders

*Bag drop ships, no PO Box please
**discs not included
Shipping Shipping cost: Flat Rate $5 Delivery time: Ships in 1 Business Day
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