Titleist StaDry Stand Bag vs. Titleist Lightweight Stand Bag

[Jeckert07]

Looking for some insight on the two...what's the real difference other than one being waterproof? I like the look of both, but wondering if the StaDry warrants the extra $50...your thoughts?

[Guru of the greens]

The stadry is a really great bag and when you get a good downpour it keeps your stuff perfectly dry so no emptying everything out to dry after your round.
The downside if you just get a brief shower then the water runs off the bag onto you so you need showerproof or waterproof clothing on!

For me the pros of the bag outweigh the one con but I play in the uk and we get more than our fair share of wet stuff!

[AUDuffer]

Go with the StayDry--I got rid of an old H2No and just got a new one in the mail--the fact it keeps everything dry and all you have to do is throw on the hood for complete protection is money. I got caught in a huge downpour a few weeks back and even though I had my Clicgear so the irons stayed dry, the rest of the bag was soaked through and I had to empty everything out of the bag to let it dry. Not an issue with the H2No, which is the same as the StayDry (sun mountain makes both)!

[Jeckert07]

Thanks for the feedback guys! Other than the waterproof aspect of the bag, is there anything else that sets the StaDry apart from the Lightweight bag?

[Guru of the greens]

Not really. Both similar in pocket sizes etc. I didn't really compare too much tho to be honest because I wanted a waterproof bag

[Icemanzacw]

I know the lightweight comes with 1 waterproof pocket. I think the rest is very similar minus design / pocket location.

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[watto13]

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Go with the StayDry--I got rid of an old H2No and just got a new one in the mail--the fact it keeps everything dry and all you have to do is throw on the hood for complete protection is money. I got caught in a huge downpour a few weeks back and even though I had my Clicgear so the irons stayed dry, the rest of the bag was soaked through and I had to empty everything out of the bag to let it dry. Not an issue with the H2No, which is the same as the StayDry (sun mountain makes both)!
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how does your stadry stand bag fit on the clicgear?im looking at getting a clicgear 3.5, but want to know how my stadry will fit! do the legs pop out when its in the buggy, and does it fit well into the holders?

[AUDuffer]

I don't have the StayDry, but it's the same basic design as the H2No, which I do have. I had no problems at all with my 3.5 or original Clicgear and the H2No bags. I thought the fit was great and didn't have any shifting.

[stuart.f.cohen]

StaDry all the way, great bag and keeps everything completely dry. The Premier looks even better and lighter weight but spendy