The Original Disc Golf Cleaning Tool with Microfiber & Turf | Flying Disc Golf Towel Accessories & Equipment | Patented Design

This product is pretty impressive. The fabric is thick enough to be able to hang on a bag and not get beat up and then the inside material is soft and absorbent enough to absorb water off discs with just a few "swirls" inside it.

I picked up the Disc Raptor cleaning tool a while back, and let me tell you, it's been an absolute lifesaver on the course This thing is the real deal for keeping your discs clean and dry, no matter how muddy or wet the conditions get.The dual cleaning area with its microfiber and turf design is a stroke of genius. It gets rid of dirt and moisture so quickly, you can clean your disc and get right back to playing without skipping a beat. I've cleaned dozens of discs during rounds, and the Disc Raptor handles them all like a champ.The materials and design are top-notch. The microfiber side is super absorbent, pulling away moisture and dirt with ease, while the tough 1050D nylon exterior is built to last. Plus, it's compact and has a built-in loop, making it easy to attach to your bag without the mess of carrying wet towels around.And talk about a bonus – it doubles as a knee pad It's been a game-changer for those low putts, providing a nice, cushioned spot to kneel on.It's also a fantastic gift for any disc golf enthusiast. The hassle of lugging around and using traditional towels is a thing of the past with this gadget. Plus, it comes in 12 fun colors, making it not only practical but stylish too.Honestly, if you're into disc golf (or know someone who is), the Disc Raptor is a must-have. It keeps your discs in top condition and makes playing in any weather a breeze. Totally recommend 🌟👍

This thing is overbuilt. The materials are tough on the outside, and extremely absorbent with tons of surface area, on the inside.It's a much better way to wipe down one's discs than the traditional towel, especially because the absorbent microfiber insides are protected from the rain.

The microfiber cloth on the inside of the Disc Raptor is great for drying a wet disc. You squeeze it with one hand while rotating the disc with the other. It is a little awkward, but you're left with a clean disc and you don't have to carry around a muddy towel. All the gross stuff is kept on the inside.There is an abrasive material around the inside edges that allow you to scrub the disc. This did not seem very effective when the disc was dry, but it worked well when the disc was wet.One downside is the form factor. This is not as easy to stash as a towel because the material is stiffer and it retains its form.There is a plastic clip which connects to a small cloth loop. That makes it easy to connect to bags, etc.The Disc Raptor is super easy to clean. I turned it inside out and put it through the washing machine as the instructions stated. It came out looking brand new.Depending on what nasty stuff your disc falls into, you may be concerned with cross-contamination when your clean subsequent discs throughout the day. This is also a problem with towels.Overall, this could be the perfect tool for golfers who find themselves in the mud and water often. Personally, I like to keep and use Clorox wipes, but that comes with it's own set of challenges. This does a great job of drying the discs after I have cleaned and disinfected them with my Clorox wipes.I like to travel light - no bag and no cart - so I don't think I will be carrying this with me due to the bulk. I tried attaching it to my already crowded belt, but it ended up getting in the way of my throwing motion. However, when I do bring a cart and have the extra space, I find it a useful addition to my kit.

I really like this item. It hangs upside down on your bag and it has a waterproof exterior. Usually when it's raining, your towel is soaked . But this stays dry inside.The microfiber "fingers" inside absorb a lot of moisture and clear the dirt and mud off of your disc.What I like most about it though is using it as a knee pad. I often find myself in situations where I have to scramble out of some bushes or thick trees and I need to kneel to get under branches. My knee gets dirty, sometimes it's thorns, sometimes poison ivy... But this is thick and padded enough that it protects my knee.I can't say that I carry it on EVERY round, but I have used it a LOT. If it's raining, after a rain, early morning dew, or if I am playing a densely wooded course (pretty common for me), I will carry it along. If it's wide open and dry, maybe I leave it in the car. But it's a great tool to have. I highly recommend it. It feels very well made and will last forever.

It's too cold to bring out now, but I'll update this review as soon as I get out there a couple times.Sadly, this little guy seems way too soft to clean off the type of hard dirt that tends to cling to discs after terrible drives off the tee and plunge sadly to the ground 50 yards short on a par 3.But who knows. Maybe it'll surprise me.

cleans first few might muddy discs well then mud was smearing more like peanut butter than being removed. i turn it inside out and slap against trees to de-mud.for dust and dirt works great.easy to toss in washing machine after a round.lightweight. durable. easy to grip while cleaning.fits in bag easily over a disc.4.5/5

This is not the real disc raptor, I was a little disappointed. It might work just as well, that’s to be determined but buyer be aware!