Most unpopular/uncommon disc you throw?

[ajcloutier]

My roller disc is a well loved Discraft Marauder. I dont like using OOP / rare discs if I can help it but what this disc does for me on the ground cant be duplicated.

 

[autocrosscrx]

I carried a magical PFN Wolf that looked like it was a carried around by a wolf, yet somehow didn't turn in the wind. ...but I recently had a 75' roll away into a pond and I haven't been able to get it back. I've pulled out something like 13 or 14 discs trying to get it.

 

[DiscJunkie]

I have probably posted on this thread before, but my bag line-up has changed almost completely.
Two candidates for unusual, less popular discs:
First, a D-Line P3. What an under-rated disc. Point and shoot straight flyer for distance. Very hard to find (Please PM me if you have one you can sell to me!!!).
Second, a Star Wedge. Fantastic for short shaped throws. It's touchy for distance, but a gem if you have to shape a shot under 150'

 

[ru4por]

Discraft Elite X Xpress and a Discraft Z Nebula

 

[Kegelexercise]

I've recently retired it from my bag due to a combo of old age/flight path deterioration from a ton of use and collisions with trees, and that I have 2 aces on it & want to frame it one day, but I used to roll with a Star TeeDevil as my go-to long driver for a really long time.

It's been supplanted with a G* Boss for long forehands and a Westside TB King for long backhands, but man, could that TeeDevil do a mean flex line.

 

[Jukeshoe]

Coyotes have made a recent reappearance in my bag.

 

[Meillo]

First, a D-Line P3. What an under-rated disc. Point and shoot straight flyer for distance.

I'd wish they put it back into production.

 

[etdefender19]

I've never seen anyone throw a Spark or even know what it is

I bag one. Technically, I bag one sometimes. I'm all over the place with the fairways in my bag and am always switching them up

 

[ChefKoolaid]

I use a Prodigy Fu for rollers and trick turnovers. Most people have not heard of them

 

[Streets]

I've been tossing a couple of Dx Teebirds. I know they get love on this site, but it's pretty few and far between seeing another person bag them.

 

[swhite]

I use a Prodigy Fu for rollers and trick turnovers. Most people have not heard of them

I have never heard of a Prodigy FU either. Do you mean F7?

 

[aphilso1]

I try to stick with popular molds. Having a mold you bag go OOP due to lack of popularity is no fun. Plus, it's nice to have the litany of plastic choices that popular molds come in. I think the Stag or Berg would be my least popular disc.

 

[ray1970]

I throw a Latitude 64 Bolt. Not sure I've seen or played with anyone else who throws them as much as I do. It's a really flippy speed 13 driver and it needs room to work and you definitely have to know when and where you should and shouldn't throw it but if I need big distance I can always get it from the Bolt.

 

[macfleming1]

Thoroughly enjoy my DGA Squall. That's not popular, right?

 

[kyflash]

Thoroughly enjoy my DGA Squall. That's not popular, right?

That was my "Oh sh!t" disc for a long time.
Very utilitarian. It got me out of much trouble.
I broke it at ArrowHead and hung it on a tree.

 

[kyflash]

Mine would be a Vibram Lace.
I love the distance and the shaping I can do with it.
Unfortunately it is leaf colored and OOP.
I carry it, but only use it on the safest of shots.

 

[Dr. Bogey]

Warrant and Lightning Upshot

 

[F. Howl]

Z Putt´r and Z Reaper . .fun and rare discs. . . but the Putt´r is mostly a warmup disc

Putt'r was my first putter, and I continued to bag it when I got back to the game. I loved air bouncing it on low ceiling approaches.

Blowfly/Gumbputt is mine. Though DGA claims it's their best selling disc, but maybe that's historically.

 

[Orioles_Lefty]

I've been tossing a couple of Dx Teebirds. I know they get love on this site, but it's pretty few and far between seeing another person bag them.

Started playing in Aug 2015. Soon after, a local gifted me a lightly used white DX Teebird with stamp wiped ( he was going to dye it). That disc taught me what it looks like to beat a disc in and how to use diff angles with same disc. Was playing a course in TN on a business trip in July 2017, that featured grayish-white rocks and medium-depth ravines. Without thinking about it, I threw my now dirty grayish DX Teebird off the tee on hole 1. Disc got on edge on ground play and rolled somewhere far away. I looked for a bit, but had no idea where it went, was short on time, and still wanted to play the course. God, what a beautiful disc.

 

[Orioles_Lefty]

I don't know how many people carry GStar Leopards. It was my utility disc for a long time. Kind of did a little bit of everything. One day I looked down and it was not in my bag. Never showed up in lost and found. I have no idea.