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The rim definitely looks like a Wraith but for some reason I thought the Star Wraith never had a Proto-Star stamp. I thought the first Star Wraiths had the Augusta Wraith stamp.

Need help identifying this Anyone know what disc this is? It's definitely a speed 11. 21.1cm diameter, 2.1cm rim. No markings on bottom. It has patent numbers. Wraith? Archon maybe? I'd like to sell it but need to know exactly what it is first. Thanks!

Zones FTW. The only mold in my bag that I absolutely cannot replace. Just nothing else like it. Well, I lied....I could say the same about Wizards but we won't go there. I'm pretty much a surgeon with a Zone for any FH shot under 250ft. I used to throw the Z's and Cryztal Z's but once they...

Really loving the new run of Star Firebirds that have been popping up recently. FAF, stiff, and every bit at as beefy as the champs. I have 3 around the 166-168 range. They are so $$$.

CFR Glow blizzard champ Max. Absolutely stupid overstable. I was trying to throw torque monkey sidearm rollers with it and it would pull out immediately. More OS than the brick hard FAF 12x FB's I've thrown.

Threw a champ Tern for the first time today. Wow. Can't believe I didn't try this mold sooner. Loves to be thrown on a hyzer-flip and just gliiiiide. Will compliment my destroyer assortment very nicely. May even kick out some of the more beat *D's.

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Want. Now if they could just pump out some 750 D3's.

I would love to see more small courses on school property. Getting more kids involved at young ages would be awesome for the sport!

Another vote for Patriot in any plastic. Such a great mold. The 168ish gummy pinnacles are the bees knees.

Nice prices bump!

The answer is always Zone.

The pinks I posted are definitely gummy. I thought the only gummy run was the white 160's but these feel exactly the same. I asked Wade at DGC if he had any gummy pinnacles and sure enough he said he had gummy pinks. I was sceptical at first but these are the real deal! My favorite patriots by far!

Used to play this course all the time when I lived in DFW. The canopy isn't as low as it looks. From the shorts I would throw a standstill wiz or Zone flick. From the long tee (dirt) I would throw a mid (buzzz) and sometimes a River or TB depending on wind. Really fun short course that you can...

Doesn't get much slower and beefier than a ESP Zone IMO. Although sometimes I feel my Zones fly farther than my FAF Firebirds. I've heard the Harp is shorter and equally beefy but in base plastic only it most likely wouldn't stay that way for very long.