Planning on it today. Will get a DX and KC...hopefully I can find them in-store and not have to order.
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[Innova] Why has nobody ever told me?
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Planning on it today. Will get a DX and KC...hopefully I can find them in-store and not have to order.
DX slowly changes over time? now that's a new one. I hope you only play in grass fields.
Roc3 FTW.
Roc3 FTW.
Lukeslayerski
Bogey Member
Have you ever heard the term "a thousand a-holes can't be wrong?" The Roc is a great disc. I carry two different variations.:thmbup: and if you like the Roc try a Ghost. You'll be impressed yet again.
I carry a KC Pro and DX. I can throw the KC into a headwind without worry. The DX has taken plenty of direct tree hits and is still a straight to barely understable flier when thrown flat. And I've got several more stashed at home to cycle them in when I lose or finally murder what's in the bag. The KC Roc always felt the best in my hand, for whatever that's worth.
Johnny_Crunch
Double Eagle Member
My favorite disc is the highly shunned and hated Gummy Champion Roc+. Love this disc as it does anything I ever ask of it. Couldn't imagine a round without it.
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
Work your R-Pro back into shape and keep throwing it. And don't look into a DX. Pick up a Gravity Ghost and don't look back.
Lukeslayerski
Bogey Member
^^^This:thmbup:
olemiss5931
Eagle Member
Actually I played some of the most wooded courses in the country. I guess if you hit a tree every throw it won't take long to beat them in
Discblaster
Birdie Member
Not only do they make them in terrible R-Pro, but 50% of the R-Pro Rocs I've seen have been that Roc+ mold.
Roc+ lol
If I had a time machine, I'd go back to a few years ago and get a stack of those DX Bottom Stamped Rocs with the Hank Hill looking guy on the stamp. That DX run was great, stiff, durable, flew well.
All I know is I want that Roc3 he has in the video...amazing color.....
I got too excited opening a box with three of those, left them on top of my car, and drove off to the course. One of them made it all the way there, one was lost forever, the other was found on the way home in a gutter after having been run over so many times the flight plate was separating from the rim.
That was a great run of rocs though, I have a handful left.
I prefer the older flat glo dx, with the small center stamp.
But pretty much any roc will do. Its easy to find flat ones in both dx and KC.
And contrary to some opinions, dx can and will take plenty of abuse. These kids think having a ding, cut or gash on your roc is a bad thing. What they don't understand is thats kind of what I want to happen eventually.
But pretty much any roc will do. Its easy to find flat ones in both dx and KC.
And contrary to some opinions, dx can and will take plenty of abuse. These kids think having a ding, cut or gash on your roc is a bad thing. What they don't understand is thats kind of what I want to happen eventually.
olemiss5931
Eagle Member
I'm I the only one who prefers rocs with a little dome?
The best rocs are the ones with a smooth gradual dome. I love it when people snatch up all the flat ones because "all flat discs are best" and leave the nice ones for me.
Brodysseus
* Ace Member *
I just came back to throwing Rocs after a hiatus but I've always liked them with domes. Feel good in the hand and start out as OS as I expect a Roc too.
koenken
Bogey Member
I have been playing for like four years and not thrown a Roc.
Mainly use my Comet and Wolf for mid-range.
Mainly use my Comet and Wolf for mid-range.
Flat ones have their place but I always carry one or two domey rocs.
No you're not. They fly best for me with just a little dome, but not so much that the flight plate pops when you push it in.
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