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i hear the voodoo bags are good, silverback would be great(was thinking about getting one myself) but the wait time is impossible to predict right now for gorilla-boy

doesn't really seem like its dgc.com's fault...they have other shipping options

This, my town has 3 ball-golf courses, but they are trying to get disc golf out of the local park, that would leave us having to drive 45 mins to the nearest disc golf course. I understand that the ball golf courses are supported by paid memberships. I would gladly pay 3-5 bucks to play a couple...

I mainly throw fh, peace sign grip, i normally have the rim of the disc directly on top of the first knuckle of my index finger.............if it's wedged all the way into my hand then i roll my wrist for whatever reason.

I've washed my crunch box about 4 times, let it air dry, I've had no problems with it

I heard someone mentioned a teebird 16 pages ago :thmbup:

I wonder if bsstarnesj got any useful advice(other than not to ask this question again) out of this thread.

Got a call from glide disc golf today.....said his pre-orders was 5 weeks away...i'm pretty much sold on the mojo, wish i hadn't got a crunch box for christmas.

The brown/blue silverbacks are very tempting.....i hope the lead time gets better

Camo Crunch Box with weather straps Katana Pro Destroyer x2 Teerex CD TL Whippet Stingray KC Roc Roc Buzzz KC Aviar Aviar

How roomy is the main bag as far as discs go?

Any photos of the updated bag styles?

I sent an e-mail to voodoo asking about their mojo, i asked them what the price of the mojo is plus shipping.....he responded shipping is 13 bucks......i asked if the accordion dividers fit in the main compartment....he said "we don't make accordion dividers, check our facebook page for photos...

get a mojo then make a review video :thmbup:

Having serious thoughts about getting a mojo...anyone have it?

it takes just as long to put on backpack straps as it does a single strap

My vote is for the Crunch Box as well, its perfect if you're just carrying 12 discs

i would guess he means tomahawks

Destroyer and an Aviar P&A

I still dont see how the "guy" is wrong for selling the disc, its his job to sell discs, not to make sure what your skill level or whether or not you can handle the disc. Would it have been great for the guy to take the kid out in a field or run a thorough disc golf background check, sure, but...