The new MIY SL2 Stitch Golf Bag can make quite an impression. At least that was my experience every time I took it to the golf course or the driving range.
The one I tested turned out to have a white body, orange saddle and blue and white chalk stripe strap. When I got it, I personally thought it looked the Houston Astros colors. But someone else pointed out that it was the Denver Broncos. Still one person, whom I didn’t even know, walked up to me at the first tee (I was walking the course that day) and simply said, “Cool bag. Who makes that?”
I might have sold one right then and there as it turned out. It’s a real head turner. It’s also a very functional golf bag, suitable for walking, push carts and power carts because of its design.
How the saddle attaches to the chassis of the Stitch Golf MIY SL2 bag
(Image credit: Mike Bailey)
But first and foremost with the MIY, which stands for (Make It Yours), I have to talk about how this bag looks and how it can be customized for and by each player. This component concept isn’t too complicated – there are three basic elements, but there are a lot of combinations.
Right now there are two basic choices for the chassis (body) – glacier white or midnight blue. Then you choose a saddle. There are three basic colors – glacier, midnight, and Stitch Blue. The choices also include Tour Saddle orange and Tour Saddle blue ($10 upcharge); and Window Pane, Chalk Stripe, and Camo. And then you choose a strap pattern and color, which basically has the same options as the saddle minus the Tour Saddle colors. If I did my math right, that makes 96 possible combinations. Chances are good that when you run into someone else with an MIY SL2, it will look different than yours. You can also personalize it with your initials.
(Image credit: Mike Bailey)
The fun part is that when you order this bag, it comes in three parts that you get to put together, which furthers the belief that somehow you built your own bag (Don’t worry; the saddle just zips on, and the straps connect really easily. It takes less just a couple minutes). But there’s actually a more important element to this. If you want to change up your look, you can just order one or more of these parts again in a different color. For example, the entire bag has a suggested retail of $448, but if you wanted an extra strap or saddle later, that would be another $34 or $138 respectively.
As for the bag itself, there’s a lot to like, ranking it among the best…
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