Artificially breaking in discs

[djschnabel]

putt with it from 15 feet, but spin putt hard

 

[zenn9]

Thumber.....repeat as necessary.

This has always worked well for me :hfive:

 

[elnino]

Rubber mallets work wonders. Don't be gentle.

that sounds way easier i was going to try and use a bead blast and see if the results are natural or not. was going to use kc pro roc.

i wonder how to test this naturally???? as in which method works best for lower i a disc on the sleepy scale.

i'll try remove flashing and rubber mallet on a disc i don't care about. or hell maybe if it works i'll do it with some high end disc.

 

[DoOgSauce]

Have a semi with a full trailer run them over.

That ruined my opto vision. It was a hyzer flip bomber disc, now it is a roller with anything more than 60% power

 

[tbird888]

What are you doing trying to break in an already understable disc listening to me anyway? I guess I forgot to add this to my post. :|

 

[Flick Maniac]

Thanks guys. I guess I'll stick to skip/spike hyzer/tomahawk shots on the sand field. Don't want to take any tools to them or any of the more goofbally ideas I want to throw them, but to inflict consistent damage while doing so. Ergo sand field. The putting thing might be fun, I'm out every other day practising putts anyway. BTW, when I started DG 4 years ago, I used to putt with a Star Valkyrie...

 

[Flick Maniac]

Ah, what a great old thread on the topic.

Why oh why did I click on that one ??:wall:

 

[412Disc]

Thumb it

 

[who-dat]

Throw a second drive every now and then with discs you don't throw often, but would like to break-in/get familiar with. That way you are learning the disc itself, and hitting trees every now and then.

Disregard this if there is a group behind you (obviously)

 

[RightAJ]

Chain link fences works perfect. Won't give you nasty gouges (well DX maybe), and breaks in a disc nicely

aj

 

[Dottedmind]

Play disc golf with it, just it for a round or two. Then with the time you saved, you can focus on getting rich quick.