Handeye is a design brand first. Founded in 2008 by touring pro Crispin Carrasco, the whole premise is that a disc is a utilitarian canvas and the game deserves to be treated as an art form. Discs are manufactured through Latitude 64 using Dynamic Discs’ DyeMax process, and the catalogue sells through Dynamic Discs out of Emporia.
The bags follow the graphics, not a spec sheet. The Bindle Bag is a 12-disc, 16 oz canvas bag with belt loops for about $25 — genuinely different from anything else on the market. The Civilian backpack holds 18+ around $70 and comes in named patterns: Elevado, Inverse, Winslow, Yuma. The Mission Rig tops it out at 20+ discs and five pockets around $150.
You buy these because of how they look. That’s not a criticism — most disc golf bags are black nylon with a logo, and if you’d rather carry something with a point of view, Handeye is one of the very few places to go.
Note the pattern names change with the run. If you love one, don’t wait.
