Recent content by Waddly Hobbins

If I broke the rules, you can go ahead and delete my reply in this thread. It has been a quite a while since I've been to DGCR, rules seemed to have changed.

First Run Ion - 8.5-9/10 (one slight scuff on top, shown in picture, otherwise amazing condition) -no ink/ no name -167g Taking serious bids here on DGCR. PayPal only. If none, I'll put it up on eBay. Shipping USPS Priority Mail with delivery confirmation.

This. If you only can get to one, however, I recommend Gotta Go.

I've been using DGA's Disc Dri towel + generic terry cloth golf towel. I use the terry to get off mud/excess water/etc.. off and then I use the Disc Dri to get it bone dry. The Disc Dri works really well and can absorb a lot. I really like that the Disc Dri towel has a snap loop on it so I can...

Update of what Lat 64 discs I own/have tried: Fuse-#1 Fave Lat disc and one of my fave discs period. It is great at shaping lines, tunnel shots, and has amazing glide. Flow- Great glidey driver. I've gotten my longest flat land throw of 390' with this disc and I'm usually only a 320' thrower...

Fuse and Valk are already taken. I guess that leaves either Ion or 150 Flick as discs that I would want as my signature discs. I'll say Ion in Medium Proton plastic and a special pink electron plastic for the outside rim. The stamp would be mostly black except in small type around the edge...

I brought one of my Vectors along with me to Blue Ribbon Pines today to play with some friends. Unfortunately, there weren't many holes suited to use it off the tee. However, that didn't stop me from just using it anyways. It seems to hold the same line all the way through its flight instead...

If they can't fix it for you right away, you could always try the hot water trick. Find a large glass bowl that the edge matches the width of the rim and place the disc upside down. Boil some water and remove from heat for about 10-15 seconds. Pour it in the upside down disc and let it sit...

When I was looking through all the ones at gotta go gotta throw, the most prevalent shape was a slight dome. There were some that were pancake flat and some that had super domes, these looked like they were warped during shipping, not a manufacturing error.

As far as weight goes, when I was at Gotta Go Gotta Throw, they had maybe 5 177-178 Vectors out of their whole shipment. Most were between 172-176 it seemed.

Threw one of mine a little bit before I went to work. Here are my first impressions: My 176 Orange slight dome (saw some with super domes and some flat at the store) flew more stable than a heavy Buzzz, but not quite as stable as a heavy Wasp. It felt like it was right in the middle of those...

Gotta Go Gotta Throw does not by default, but they have one in their store right next to the check out. I'm sure if you put in the comments section when you order from them, that you want them to weigh it before shipping, they would. Gotta Go is extremely good about reading the comments section...

The greens are a beautiful neon green. I would buy a million of them if it weren't for green being so hard to find. To me, there was only one viable choice to buy: orange. Clear will be nice for the dyers out there, but I can't see a great use for green, no matter how pretty it is. The Proton...

Picked up 2 Vectors at Gotta Go Gotta Throw on my way to work. One 178 orange one and a 176 orange one. Seeing as I was on my way to work...I haven't gotten to throw them yet.

I just got off the phone, and MVP Vectors are in at Gotta Go Gotta Throw. I'm going to go drive up there and pick some out today. :)