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Wizard SSS - putting and approach shots Champ Roc 3 - straight midrange shots Champ Mamba - drives except into headwinds Vibram medium Lace - I have 3 of these - I would carry the least beat in of the 3 for general purpose drives that need something more stable than the Mamba Champ Firebird -...

I really don't understand why disc golf manufacturers have embraced this ridiculous graphic design ethos where bags all have to be wrapped in this gross branding / technicolor day glow colorways / absurd all-over printing. There are ways of achieving brand recognition without making everything...

Thanks man! Centering wasn't the best, bu I think it turned out great otherwise.

One of my frequent playing partners just got one of the Upper Park bags. It is really well designed. I am not a fan of the colorways in general, but it is a good looking bag. He mounts it on a cart and it is perfect for that. I love the look of my Mystery Ranch disc golf bag. I have been using...

Welcome to Camp is the clear best here, IMHO. Totally amazing.

That is dope! You aren't going to run into anybody with another one of those on the course. Great work!

3.50 star(s) Superb for learning and playing the game 1. Excellent mix of birdie opportunities and more challenging holes. Right and left doglegs, tight shots, open fairways, blind shots, and fair OB makes this a really fun round of golf. 2. Red is pretty well maintained and has minimal trash. There should...

A couple of new ones. . . Just doing some single color stuff right now. Yellow is a Star Wraith that I found and had no ink on it. Pretty beat and some of the stamp wouldn't wipe, but I love the way the 45 record adapter turned out. Orange is a Champ Roc3 with the logo for the electronic music...

I play with a guy who has one of these, and while I prefer the layout of the bag I carry, this is a really well designed and overbuilt bag. Obviously, in all black, it looks even better. Nice score!

You can load the smaller vinyl on the larger machine. The guide rollers are adjustable.

http://www.amazon.com/USCutter-Vinyl-Cutter-Plotter-Stand/dp/B003D22H26/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1442481104&sr=8-1&keywords=uscutter That's the one I have. MH-741 cuts up to 24" vinyl. The larger one wouldn't have been of any additional value to me. That's for sign guys. Either of the 2 smaller...

The length of the material doesn't matter. It's the width. I use 24" vinyl so that I can cut 2 designs side by side, so it just means I can buy a long roll and not have to load material as often. Also, if you are planning on doing stickers, etc. the ability to use wider vinyl will allow you to...

I have been doing vector paintings and stencil art for over 15 years, so when I started playing disc golf, I was happy to see that this is a common way of putting custom graphics on discs. The size of a disc as a substrate is not really ideal for the level of detail that I put into my paintings...

That is bad ass! Awesome illustration! Sharpie actually does stick rather well to most plastics, and will last for a very long time. FYI, I have found that Pilot ink is basically one of the best 'dyes' on the planet, which is why it has been a favorite of graffiti writers for decades. They...

For rounds, just 2. For longer approaches, I have an Envy, which may be my favorite disc to throw ever. It is so sweet and controllable. I plan on getting a few more in the future. Awesome approach disc. For actual putting and shorter approaches, an SSS Wizard. I love the feel of this disc...