I have purposely thrown new discs into tree stumps... and thrown sliders down the sidewalk to help speed up the break-in process. Although, I would say be careful and test the disc every once in a while so you don't go too far.
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Instant Disc Beat-ins???
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fairweather_fan
Eagle Member
i've learned this the hard way, and concur.
ditto. i don't have the money to keep buying discs to replace the now flippy ones and don't have the patience for losing my favorite beat-in plastic to errant shots or thieves.
Huk Finn
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That's right! I saw you at the bar last night and beat the crap our of your Polecat.
edward felcohands
Birdie Member
I usually just go play brown deer park near milwaukee, where you have the opportunity to easily hit several trees with one shot. anyone who's been there knows what i'm talking about.
In the past I have just whipped them into stumps, spiked them on the ground, repeatedly flexed them into taco shapes. but now, i just let them wear naturally and then buy new ones while keeping my old ones for when i need something flippier. I like having two of the same disc at different levels of wear.
In the past I have just whipped them into stumps, spiked them on the ground, repeatedly flexed them into taco shapes. but now, i just let them wear naturally and then buy new ones while keeping my old ones for when i need something flippier. I like having two of the same disc at different levels of wear.
I throw mine agaist trees, the ground, and an iron fence that surrounds my apartment complex. It seems to work.
