Sorcerer by BG 

Mike often does that with his reviews. Best bag reviews in my opinion. 🤙🏼

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I agree with K Mac. Awesome reviews

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It's a great bag.

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I heard from a BG rep that the fill is still the same in the Viking and Wizard bags, but the template is a little larger than it was.

I have really enjoyed throwing them. They may be my favorite BG bag.

Where are y’all get these bags?!?! I can’t find them ever on the site

@@jordanmiller2126 they did a soft release and I was fortunate enough to be able to grab some

They haven't been officially released yet. There have been a few drops on the website that weren't announced. The official release should be soon.

@@MikesBags this comment was 11 months ago. I know u have thrown more bg bags since then. Would u still say this is your favorite bg carpet bag? And also what is your favorite bg bag?

I have put some thought into a rating system, but it's hard to compare bags that have different play styles. What I want to do is come up with a chart that lists the bags with all the specs (like speeds, template, flop) and then rate them on individual categories (like hole friendliness, cut, roll, flop, etc). I just haven't come up with a way that I feel is accurate for all bags and useful for players. There are a lot of bags that are great for specific conditions but would rate poorly in most categories.

There are a lot of options. My recommendation is start with the B3 Coyote. It's one of my favorite bags and a great bag for all conditions. The Swag Bags Chaos is another great option.

They are close but I would say the Fallout X are a little more hole friendly. The larger template of the Fallout X does a better job at grabbing the hole and slipping in. It's more of a personal preference between the two bags. If you like a larger, looser bag then go with the Fallout X. If you want a little fuller bag then go with the Sorcerer.

I have the Fallout X. They are an incredible bag so hole friendly. Everyone who trys them absolutely loves them!

I don't have an all time favorite bag. The great thing about doing these reviews is that I get to throw a lot of different bags. The downside is that I never get to throw one set of bags for very long. Typically, I only spend 3-4 weeks throwing a set before I get the review done and move on to another set. However, I do favor throwing carpet bags. I like to play more of a strategy game with blockers. I always have several sets of carpet bags with me when I go to a tournament or league night.

I have several reviews up for slower bags. Here's a link to the playlist of all the slow bags I've reviewed so far. Are there any specific bags that you are looking for? ru-vid.com/group/PLlRObwgftKjBEqJSU4lJlWlPz64Ez273t

use toss sauce carpet muncher for carpet stuff is magic

I use a lot of different methods to break in bags. I'm always trying to see how different methods work. For these, I used the Toss Sauce Carpet Muncher. Then I threw them for a few hours to finish breaking them in.

@@MikesBags should do a video on a couple diff methods to break bags in

I want to do that. I'm trying to figure out the best way to do it and get fair results so that I can compare the different methods.

Check out the review I did on the Prism by Logic cornhole. That bag feels and plays identical to the Viper R.

These play different than the Fallout X and Ultra R bags. These are fuller and not as floppy.

Because I think in his opinion Vipers or Pro Snipers are the most hole friendly bags he's thrown so therfore they are the standard to play up to for hole friendliness.

Just trying to give perspective to my comments.

Both are great but I like the fast side of the Fallout X a little better. So I would pick the Fallout X.

@@MikesBags thanks dude! Literally most of the bags I buy I come see if you have a review first before I buy lol

Thank you! I appreciate the support.

Wizards will roll better. The Wizards have a bouncy fill in them which will make it much easier to roll.

I have an older set of Wizards that are full. These are floppier than those. However, I have not thrown the new Wizards which are floppier so I can't really compare the two bags. These Sorcerers do get floppy.

@@MikesBags the new wizards are floppier than wore out game changers lol

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Disc fill is a flatter resin fill. It sort of looks like a frisbee. The bead fill is more round and looks like a bead.

@@MikesBags Do bg and wtf bags use a the disc fill is that’s why the Viking ant wtf bag’s bounce

The disc fill does not bounce much. It's the bead fill that creates the bounce. BG uses both types of fill. The Viking and Wizard have the bead fill, which gives them the bounce. WTF also uses different fills for different bags. The Tango uses the bead fill also which is why it bounces.

@@MikesBags thanks for the information I wish the bag manufacturers will let the consumers no which bag has what fill in them I love Reynolds bag and notice how different bags plays different and fill keep up the good work.

I agree. I wish bag manufacturers would be more transparent about fill and materials so the buyer knows what they are purchasing.

Can confirm as well. Have both in 23 and they are larger template w OG fill

Thanks. I meant to message and ask you but I forgot to do it before I started recording.

Thanks! I appreciate the info.

​@@MikesBags still plan on DS review?

Yes I will be reviewing them.

Witchers won't play much faster than the Sorcerers. In fact, the fast side of the Sorcerer is faster than the Witcher fast side.

They are forgiving bags. As that slow side breaks in, it will slow down some.

They are a little different. The Fallout X are larger with more flop which helps them grab the hole better. The Sorcerer has a fuller feel and they are easier to cut, roll, flop, etc. Each are better in their own way. It just depends on the style of game you want to play.