Casey 1988
Shun the frumious Bandersnatch!
I liked the Innova Apple when I tossed it a while back. I used to enjoy my Wham-O! in the yard untilI found out I was a "poser" (haha) anyway. I've been wanting to grab a Rattler, Polecat, Birdie or whatever (or all of em) just for pure fun. Also possibly a Condor but then it may actually make the ba3 r#g and I'd get made fun of by the guys; Zephyr? Bite? Beetle.... So many choices.
Nothing wrong with a Wham-O toy Frisbee. I used one for Disc golf, the Junior Pro model mold at 135 grams in part of my first year as a non wind driver along with a 170 gram Rubber Putter I was given by an uncle. That was until I had to stop using the toy as I felt I was over powering the Frisbee. I did use a Putt'r later as my putter but that was not a choice after a year of trying, bad plastic choice and I had a first run in Soft X, they only made the Pro D for the first run of discs in that plastic only before switching.
I have seen players using a Wham-O toy Frisbee as a putter before and no it was not the 86 molds. They had a 160 gram Pro world model the player was using because they were most accurate with that having played catch with a Frisbee or Ultimate disc. Later the person used a Sonic the Garrett Gurthie did but way before he ever did and used soft Ryhno max weight or later the DX model max weight softened in a microwave for 5 seconds, in a warm car for 1 hour, or on black top for about 6 hours. Now I think he just has a 165 gram Rhyno for when the Sonic became hard to find, if not that then he has the same Sonic mold they were making when regular sonic became hard to find in other plastics but a lighter 130 or 135 gram weight depending on the plastic. That version of the Sonic is the Hero 215 was made for dog competition use originally.