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I've had a BigMax bag for a year or three. The cushioned separators on top disintegrated quite early, the internal separators followed, a rubbing strap wore a hole in the side and overall it's looking pretty tatty. I've been looking at Ping DLX, Motocaddy M Tech and, at a stretch, a Vessel. Thoughts/experiences welcome.
 
I’ve got a SunMountain H2NO, very good quality. Only gripe would be think it could do with a couple of smaller pockets to put things like tees in so they are seperate.
 
I have g fore bag made by vessel and its great. Played recently in some heavy rains and everything was nice and dry. I'm using it on the trolley in the summer and carry in the winter.
Still looks like brand new after 18 months.
I have a mate who bought titliest bag made by vessel and he is very happy with it too.
 
The M tech in principle should be a good bag as it’s their top model. I’ve got the aquaflex stand bag which must be 5 years old now at least and has no signs of wear especially those mentioned and it’s been used on trolleys, carry and golf buggies.

I’ve just got a lite series cart version and the quality looks unchanged which inspires confidence
 
Ping bags are great quality, practical and very robust although I've only had Hoofer derivatives and the Moonlight. The DLX looks like it would be a beast to carry during a trolley ban.
 
I've had my Motocaddy Hydroflex bag for more than two years and I still cannot fault, still in perfect nick as well. I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again.
 
Ping bags are great quality, practical and very robust although I've only had Hoofer derivatives and the Moonlight. The DLX looks like it would be a beast to carry during a trolley ban.
Ping hoofers of 20 year ago were better than the ping bags of today.
Try 40 years ago - got this one early this year - some years of use left in it.

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H2NO cart bag was the last brand new bag I bought 7 or 8 years ago and its still going strong.
The Elite bag also has a third clothing pocket on the backside (alone with 2 smaller pockets) that has a double zip, so it can be accessed from both sides. Its ideal for holding wet stuff that when you get home you take out and open both sides to let it breath dry.
 
Ping hoofers of 20 year ago were better than the ping bags of today.
Absolutely. I bought a Hoofer Monsoon last year. Within a month the coating over the pocket that houses the rain hood was wearing off and it looked terrible.
A pal has had similar trouble plus a piece of plastic on the strap mechanism broke.
I returned mine and got a Titleist stadry. An OK bag but the leg mechanism is not a patch on Ping.
 
I've acquired 4 more bags this year that I wasn't greatly interested in. It was the clubs inside them that I was after.
I've duplicated the Ping bag in post #10, a Mizuno Pro, an unbranded 1960s thing, but best of all is a classic Wilson - might have to put the other 3 back on Ebay.
Old bags were much more durable, but much heavier as well.

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