Dcinmd
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Since our arms/hands/fingers are the Levers that propell the disc, I don't see a problem with adding grip to your hands. Some will end up on your disc inevitably..
It's legal and I don't find it particularly controversial. I suppose build-up on the disc could make it technically illegal, but unless the build-up started affecting flight characteristics in ways that were material, I don't really see it as an issue.
https://www.pdga.com/faq/rules/qa-eq...et-better-grip
QA-EQU-4: May I use stuff on my hands to get a better grip?
Yes. The use of grip aids is acceptable since nothing in the rules specifically prohibits their use. You may need to clean the disc periodically to prevent grip material from building up and adding thickness or weight to the disc.
guys I literally just posted:
Chill out broski...we get it...this is a disc golf discussion thread...
Soooo... what if during a tournament, I dunked my hand into spider tack...then as I threw a clean disc, 1 gram of spider tack transfered to the disc. So the whole flight it had an extra gram of weight.
Are you stroking me?
A player who throws an illegal disc during play receives two penalty throws. A player who repeatedly throws an illegal disc may be subject to disqualification in accordance with Section 3.03 of the PDGA Competition Manual.
guys I literally just posted:
if there's grip stuff left on the disc, clean it off. this q&a is pretty clear about that
And I literally said buildup could make it illegal. I just don't think that makes use of grip bags, chalk, surf wax, etc. controversial.
Re: grip enhancers - I don't wanna feel anything between my hand and the disc. Using any of those would drive me nuts. just wipe my hands and discs clem with a towel.
I might be inclined to try those friction gloves, though.
Re: round with old school DGA discs. Gotta love his enthusiasm.
My sweaty hands in the summer need a little help. Chalk bag works great. Of course loose dirt will do in a pinch.
I might be inclined to try those friction gloves, though.
If you have long fingers like me, those gloves don't work real well.
I have size L, XL, and XXL. They all seem to have the exact same finger length. :wall:
If you have long fingers like me, those gloves don't work real well.
I have size L, XL, and XXL. They all seem to have the exact same finger length. :wall: