Lewis
* Ace Member *
How many disc manufacturers offer racks and hangers to display their discs? I have only ever seen these from Innova and DGA. No need to stir up a tempest in a teacup.
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What is Prodigy? Is it really important enough to have it's own thread?
Does any retailer actually have these yet?
People are aware we play disc golf, right? Beer drinking, Colorado grass smoking, cleaning dog crap off our discs, peeing in the woods disc golf?
I try and stay as far away from all that disc golf as possible.
The point of your entire post is well taken though.
FWIW my above post was all sarcasm.I don't care if their website is up or not, or how good their discs might be. If they can't make a good label for displaying their discs in a store I'm done with them!!! :\
Nearly all of the label signs in Lavone's shop are hand written. They always have been. It isn't just the new Prodigy discs, that is what the store looks like. BTW, FWIW this shop is in the back half of a SAS Shoe store, divided off by a curtain. I have been to pro shops and disc stores all over the country that had no labels at all on their discs. I hardly think this is a big deal.
FWIW my above post was all sarcasm.