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I saw a video of Dela that was made for VH1 or something back in the early 90's, and it was shocking to see lush green grass on all the fairways. So I guess there used to be grass in California.

I've always worried about cramming 3 discs in the side pockets, thinking it would stretch them out to were I'd always have to keep 3 there. Have you found you can go back and forth between 3 and 2 no problem?

I don't think that the newer discmania ones are the same mold. The ones I throw are very mid range feeling in the hand but with a more shallow rim depth. They're like a faster OS stingray with a bead to me. They def top my list of discontinued molds in the proline plastic. Pretty much impossible...

The original mold that Innova ran in dx and pro line is one of my favorite mid ranges. What have you heard?

I'm pretty sure all the c line PDs with patent numbers are first runs. The big d stamp is for sure. The s lines I'm not sure but someone else might know.

Are you saying that you live at 15 thousand feet and play at 52 thousand feet? Do you live on Denali, but play golf on Olympus Mons sometimes?

Beat up dx wraith. They're the best distance roller/uphill hyzerflip/long turnover disc for me.

edit: wrong tab free bump

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I've had my blackhole HDs outside for the last 4+ yrs or so in the Western NY elements all seasons and they have held up great.

I forgot that about RL Smith, but had heard it. Shame as I really liked that course. Glad to here that Eastway will be returning. Last time I had played there it was super overgrown and had heard it was pulled from lack of play/upkeep.

Considering both Eastway and RL Smith were pulled recently due to a lack of course maintenance, I would say yes.

Go in the summer and play Moose Pretzel. One of my favorite courses.

I have HDs on my home course and they've held up pretty well in the NY elements over the 3 or so years I've had them. Only one has a little rust on the chains down by the bottom ring where it wasn't coated very well.

I might have to get a campsite at Jordan Lake sometime in the future (post covid) for a discation. With Buckhorn, Rock Ridge and now Diavolo, this area is a destination for sure. Buckhorn is my second favorite played East Carolina course to DB's and now I have no excuse to not played Rock Ridge...

Correct. A super beat up overstable disc will be your longest roller. More overstable discs will be harder to get to flip over to its back everytime, especially when there is a cross wind.

I got 80 or 90 for my new one last winter so I imagine that they're still in that ballpark.

If you store them upright and not stacked on top on each other in your car, they should be fine in terms of warping the flight plate. I saved all the old diaper boxes from when my kiddo was a baby and they work great, kinda like a disc filing cabinet. I personally prefer older, grippier premium...

If you live in a warmer climate and keep discs in your car in the summer time, the premium plastics can get much softer and grippier than if they were always stored at a cooler temp.

I think it was Miracle Throw.