Recent content by GreenGlom

I think hard and slick. Yeah this might have been the first disc I ever bought, didn't know about the whole grass color = disc color thing :gross:

Haven't seen many pearly sharks around. This one's 179 with light ink, 8/10. Any value? http://www.flickr.com/photos/85802215@N08/7854050084/

Champ Rhyno DX Rhyno DX Roc KC Pro Roc x2 DX Whippet DX Teebird (slightly beat) Star Teebird DX Beast (beat) Champ Wraith (fairly beat) Star Wraith all around 172g except rocs are about 176g

The ball golf part is pretty awesome though :)

My cousin suggested we play together when we went camping one summer. He had already played some so I bought a few discs to practice before we went and then I just kept playing. And buying more discs :)

This is correct. I just compared your pictures to a classic roc and a regular roc that I have in hand and it is definitely not a classic. The classic is not only blunter but also has much less of a concave shape above the bead. I would also say it's a regular roc.

This is a website that sells bundles of misprints, but I believe it is only Discraft: http://www.sportdiscs.com/misprints.html

Yeah it's a great disc. I just got the pro one from disc golf center but it's white, no rainbow stamp, so that explains the stiffness. I will have to search around for something a little softer. Is the R-Pro a tournament disc?

I have heard talk of soft Rhynos on these boards but I am still unsure as to what plastic these were made of and if they're still available. I am a big Rhyno fan (it's my main putter) and I have a champ and a regular pro which is nice and grippy, but I don't think it's what people are talking...

I would say once you get up to the point where a single group can be split into two groups (5-6 people) then that should be around the limit since at that point you can just make two groups of 3 or something. No one has to play alone and the play goes much quicker for smaller groups behind you.

Innova just posted the new R-Pro Roc on their website so I figured I would see if people are going to buy it and what kind of initial reaction this disc gets. So are you planning on checking this disc out? Do you think it will replace other rocs/midranges in your bag or just add along side...

Expert Village should be called Amateur Village. They honestly butchered almost every disc golf or non disc golf related tutorial I have seen.

That Destroyer is pretty sick!

That's fantastic

It's fun to have a lot of discs (I usually carry around 15), but when I play with only four (Wraith, Teebird, Pro Roc, Rhyno) I usually don't feel like I am missing the correct disc for any particular shot I need to make. But then again, my home courses are fairly short and straight, and don't...