Carry Bag

RE: Carry Bag

Dale V — Wed, 03 Apr 2024 18:11:37 GMT

[quote user="Matthew B"]I would say maybe buy a strap for the legs to keep them from falling down. I have one from Vessel it is a Leg tether strap and it works really well. I just clipped it on and my legs haven't been failing down since. It cost $15 but definitely worth it.

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Theirs is an interesting solution that could also be easily replicated with thin bungee cords from the strap connectors to the same spot on the legs. A much cheaper solution until an engineering design change takes place on all stand bags.

RE: Carry Bag

Matthew B — Wed, 03 Apr 2024 14:15:45 GMT

I would say maybe buy a strap for the legs to keep them from falling down. I have one from Vessel it is a Leg tether strap and it works really well. I just clipped it on and my legs haven't been failing down since. It cost $15 but definitely worth it.

RE: Carry Bag

CAtkins — Wed, 03 Apr 2024 13:20:50 GMT

Gamed a linksmaster for almost 3 years before having to buy cnc clamp. They do help and probably the sooner you put one on the better imo.

RE: Carry Bag

Fred L — Tue, 02 Apr 2024 22:24:27 GMT

eBay has a clamp available titled “CNC Clamp to fix golf stand bagsaggy or droopy legs” that go good reviews. Check it out. Ordered for mine.

RE: Carry Bag

PDaniels — Mon, 01 Apr 2024 04:12:56 GMT

I would love to see a new bag design. I have had several stand bags by titleist. None of them have checked all the boxes of what I wanted. I would like to see better stands, shoulder straps and better quality in logo screen printing.

RE: Carry Bag

David B — Thu, 28 Mar 2024 23:35:37 GMT

I also have this issue on new Links Legend bag. Followed everyones suggestion and put couple tie straps in tension clip, seems to 1/2 fix issue.

Legs snap back if I stand bag straight up.

RE: Carry Bag

Dale V — Fri, 23 Feb 2024 00:17:54 GMT

The first recourse, and most successful is to tighten the tension clip on the metal wires attached to the legs. I had to pop the plastic clip off, move it up about an inch and pop it back in place using some pliers. I then wrapped it in electrical tape just to make sure it did not pop loose on its own after that. I have done it on a couple of Players 4 and Players 4 Carbon bags. Also, when you are not playing, make sure the bag rests somewhere upright and not extended as prolonged extension of the legs will weaken the tension and contribute to the issue. Hope this helps.

RE: Carry Bag

Chris92009 — Thu, 22 Feb 2024 17:35:22 GMT

Mine have done that for years...I have not discovered a good solution.

RE: Carry Bag

MRoseski — Thu, 22 Feb 2024 15:28:46 GMT

I have seen people move the plastic connector up a bit and that has seemed to help. You can also add a couple of zip ties to above the plastic connector. Vessel also makes a leg strap that works as well.

vesselgolf.com/.../leg-tether