jcburton24
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These discs are now available to buy. That pic was took at Lavonnes store in Huntsville. Can't wait to throw some of them this weekend.
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The Official Prodigy Website Security Thread
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The Hammer
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Disc golf isn't a team sport. Why would it matter if these guys get along, or not? It's not like they have to tour together, and hang out with one another.
onemilemore
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You get one guy secretly talking s*** about another, things snowball, egos get bruised, etc. It would look bad for Prodigy, especially because they have very much marketed their pros as a "team." Not saying it happens, but the potential is there.
frasnow
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Sounds a lot like Vibram's x-link. Anybody second this statement about the feel of Prodigy discs?
Ln108DD2
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they do feel very grippy and very flexible but nothing like vibram in ways of feel
WhiteyBear
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$178+ Now
Apoth
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Man.
On a related note, people are trying to sell their FR Prodigy Discs for absurd amounts. The asking rates for the auctions I have seen have been about 100-125 per disc. That's nuts.
so are they only releasing it in the one type of plastic? what about the champy star?
No it wouldnt matter much if they liked each other or not. A lot of the pros ive talked to had very low opinions of people like Avery, feldy, jerm, devan etc They dont have to hae a relationship with the people they dont care for, they just share a common bond in that, they play dg and are sponsored by the same folks
Skulboy
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I like this guy. Pulls the first runs out of box and post a pair for $230 as a "prototype first run."
I know the prototype definition was already discussed, but I'm the one that posted the question as to how these discs could be both.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160958165142&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:US:1123
I know the prototype definition was already discussed, but I'm the one that posted the question as to how these discs could be both.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160958165142&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:US:1123
Seems like the same few idiots keep bidding on it too :\
Someone must be running the price of this already ridiculously over-priced disc up. Bet it flies like a turd too
WhiteyBear
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Seems like the same few idiots keep bidding on it too :\
Someone must be running the price of this already ridiculously over-priced disc up. Bet it flies like a turd too
It's 100% Charity
Apoth
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He's lowered the price on that auction. I saw it yesterday and when he first put it up, he had it starting at $250.
Meulen
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One of my biggest pet peeves is when people claim a disc is from the prototype mold. In a majority of cases, the "prototype" discs are coming from the production mold. There isn't a seperate mold for prototypes and production discs. In my opinion, a prototype is something that has been machined, cast, formed, (choose your method of creation), to create a flying disc. Once an injection mold has been created, the manufacturer is well beyond the prototyping stages. In the disc golf community, "proto" or "prototype" is just an easy way for a manufacturer to unload their first run of discs fast, assuming there is interest in the product.
Menacewarf
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I think the confusion is from the irst runs being stamped w the word "proto".
Meulen
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Yeah, that's a better point.
Chainchaser
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