132g quest t-bone

[braxtynh]

it is surprisingly a good disc to throw.
its not as under stable as you would think it is

i just wanted some feedback on what others think...

 

[Doktor John]

I thought 150g was the lightest disc...interesting

 

[srm_520]

Is it legal?

 

[XxInnovaxX]

i doubt it.....most quest discs arent, or at least wouldnt seem like it

 

[Ryan P.]

yeah, i'm pretty sure the t-bone is legal as a disc, and I think that there are only max weight limits on discs, and not minimum weight limits. Although quest does make a lot of super-light discs, and if anyone makes them too light, then it would be them.

 

[chow]

I have a 167 T-Bone and until recently loved it...(too many trees have been T'd)

I would compare it more with an Innova Eagle than anything else. The plastic feels like star but it's as cheap and durable as pro...

and it is an approved disc...http://www.pdga.com/files/documents/PDGA_approved_discs_41609.pdf

 

[Adam Schneider]

The only well-known Quest discs that are NOT legal (or will not be in the future) are the Turbo Putt and The Wheel.

 

[Hoey]

Turbo Putt illegal as of the end of last year...

 

[ERicJ]

it is surprisingly a good disc to throw.
its not as under stable as you would think it is

i just wanted some feedback on what others think...

No T-Bone specific stuff... but my girlfriend is a big fan of the Quest Ultralight stuff, especially the Raging Inferno DTs.

I've thrown them a few times and you're right, at least with respect to the Raging Inferno DT's: they weren't as understable as I expected.

I thought 150g was the lightest disc...interesting

Quest Ultralights go down to the 120's.

Innova makes some of their EDGE discs down around 100g.

Is it legal?

i doubt it.....most quest discs arent, or at least wouldnt seem like it

Most Quest discs are legal. As was pointed out the TurboPutt and Wheel are tournament no-no's.

 

[SomeChump]

I got a 100g polecat for my daughter. It really helps her but I can't throw it more than about 80 feet. I don't think there is any advantage in a super-light disc for most disc golfers.

 

[Dillon_Gourley]

Like throwing a paper plate...

 

[braxtynh]

if i flex the t-bone i can get about 250ft out it...
i use it mainly on moderatly wooded holes.
i use it more of a mid range or a fairway driver since it obviously doesn't take much for it to go far.
butt i have almost aced a couple holes with it...i dont how how well it would stay in the chains...

 

[prerube]

never heard of a 100g polecat but I have a 136 quest t bone and liked it for a while, now I am back to my 173 wraith.

 

[billnchristy]

My girl has a 116g roc (you can see through the fn thing) and a 126g rage.

 

[justindfpr]

I was always told that you can't use anything under 150 grams in a PDGA event. Maybe this was an old rule? I tried to find the rule but found nothing. I've never thrown anything under 165 besides my girlfriends 150 Teebird which had pretty bad results. I've heard 150 Flicks are incredible. I found a 147 Aviar which makes a great catch disc too.

 

[ERicJ]

I was always told that you can't use anything under 150 grams in a PDGA event. Maybe this was an old rule? I tried to find the rule but found nothing.

No such rule currently.