Birdie Bag Large - Disc Golf - Hand & Equipment Moisture Controlling Grip Enhancer Sports Bag

I’ve used a lot of chalk bags in the last 4-5 years. The Birdie Bag is one of the best on the market. Superior quality, and the bag does a great job of keeping your hands dry. If you are looking for an alternative to chalk, absolutely give this a whirl. Customer service is also top notch.

This product does exactly what it claims. I've been a chalk guy for a bit. Played 26 holes this morning with the birdie bag instead of my chalk bag. Hands stay dry for the entire hole from teepad to basket, and probably a couple holes. This stuff is a crazy fine wood powder with a pleasant scent. Dab some on your disc too. I highly recommed keeping the birdie bag in a closed zip lock. I use the "slider" freezer bag style of zip lock. If you don't, this powder will get everywhere and you'll waste a bunch. Buy one. It's inexpensive and highly efficient at its job.

For disc golf: I’ve been trying really hard to find something I like for my hands and this is the best I could find. All the other bags out there, which seem to be different versions of climbers’ chalk, are too sticky. Like literally sticky, and I want more of a GRITTY feel, which this provides. It’s filled with sawdust, which you can see in the picture (I cut it open, it didn’t rip… and the material would be very hard to rip). This, or straight up really dry thin dirt, are what I like best on my hands and disc. Biggest drawback: it doesn’t last that long. Dust is pouring out when you first get it. You should keep it in the bag to last longer. After only a few rounds (like 10 or fewer, more if you conserve), there’s not much dust coming out and it’s not too much different from just wiping your hand on a cloth. My theory is that as the dust absorbs moisture, it gets clumpy (which I’ve seen after cutting it open and you can feel build over time), and dust is then less likely to make its way through the cloth. Or, the cloth gets dirty or oily and the dust can’t get through. Either way, this thing is amazing when you first get it but not for long. I bought 2 and used up both, and instead of buying a third, I cut one open and was going to fill it with dirt. However, I’ll dump dust in my hands and when that’s gone, then I’ll fill it with dirt and sew it back up.

I live in the gulf coast of Texas. In the summer it is hot, humid, and sweaty playing conditions. This is the third bad like this that I have tried and it will be the last. When this one needs to be replaced I will order another one. The dried kiln wood powder dries your hands very well, without leaving a ton of residue. It really is a good product, and if you're looking for something to help keep your hands dry this works exceptionally well.

Very impressed with this bag. I had been using a ros bag for baseball, but it left my hands sticky, and after it got a little damp it was useless. Took the birdie bag out today to in very damp conditions and it was perfect. Still dry and dusty at the end of the round, provided the perfect grip the whole time.

This stuff is great in the humid summer days. It’s a very fine powder. Drys my hands for the next few holes instead of having to keep applying after every hole

I like this bag, but the chalk inside is really fine which caused my bag to be covered in dust. Be wary of that. If you’re looking for a cheap solution, I would recommend.

Living in the humid area of the Chesapeake, my hands always get slippery between May and September. With birdie bag, I don’t have an excuse anymore if I completely saw off of shank my drive. Took a few amount of rounds to get use to the feel. It’s not exactly like just drying up your hand. It leaves a subtle residue that can be wiped off but a little bit always remains on your hand. I only use it when my hands get moist; try not to use it for every throw too. Definitely worth the buy