KenTyburski
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Is base plastic necessary?
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Is this thread just too new, or is this lost on people? :clap:
KenTyburski
Eagle Member
In any case, this must be shared...
Watch this first...
Then this...
Indeed. We now return you to your regularly scheduled foruming.
Watch this first...
Then this...
Indeed. We now return you to your regularly scheduled foruming.
Matt O
Birdie Member
Tiny
Double Eagle Member
I love it. My brother hates it. Different strokes for different folks.
schnelle
Eagle Member
DX roc is the best. No need for your silly champ ROC3 or what ever the hell that thing is.
DX= best hazard disc ever. Unless you have a Groove handy. If you don't, I know a PIAS that has 20+ of them!
DX= best hazard disc ever. Unless you have a Groove handy. If you don't, I know a PIAS that has 20+ of them!
Such radical talk is frowned upon in this forums.
the Duff
Birdie Member
Are premium plastics necessary?
Yup. Just too purty.
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Haha, this seems to be my buddy's philosophy too. He has gl and opto versions of everything in his bag, including the bolt and halo, but he can't throw his pures without noob hyzering or turning and burning.
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jdw80550
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This was fantastic. It made me laugh and coffee came out my nose. It burns so good.
It just seems like every new company produces more expensive plastic discs first and I wanted to know if that's a quality decision or a business decision.
rocthecourse
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Are premium plastics necessary?
Necessary? No. Cheaper in the long run? Yes.
JoshEpoo
* Ace Member *
Probably a little of both. New players tend to gravitate towards durable, shiny plastic, and there's lots of money to be made there. Base plastic has less obvious desirable qualities that have already been discussed in this thread, but it doesn't have the wow factor of GL or Neutron/Eclipse discs.
I've always used DX and Pro putters with a smattering of baseline in my mids and drivers. X Nukes and Pro Destroyers are some of the easiest discs to bomb for big D out there.
chris540
Par Member
I prefer to buy a disc that flies the way i like right out the gate than to cycle base plastic. I do however miss the benefits of grip and glide that most base plastics provide.
Grungedude42
Double Eagle Member
I carry premium in every disc I throw, except for wizards, and, for some reason, eagles. I just love a DX eagle. I don't own a base plastic mid, and I have over 100 discs. Well, I take that back, I just ordered a Ghost in each plastic they offer.
tarel
Double Eagle Member
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Certain discs like teebirds, eagles, and rocs, are just fantastic in dx...Plus, I saved a lot of money and was able to try a lot of discs at the start...
Stingrays and Aviars, boys... Stingrays and Aviars!!!
