What would you do?

[PieMethod]

I live and work in the Tampa area -- it's duckin hot. I want to start bringing some discs to work with me so I can bag some courses before it gets dark out. Problem is, it's duckin hot! I work in a pretty hot fiberglass factory as well, no AC and not a lot of airflow, so sometimes it gets hotter inside than outside.

What would you do?
A. Would you keep them in your trunk/floor of the car?
B. Would you bring them into the shop, where they are 99% likely to get dusted in fiberglass all day?
C. Just leave em at home and be happy with the basket out in the yard?

 

[elmexdela]

move

 

[Miker Da Biker]

put em in a duckin cooler

 

[PieMethod]

move

It snows everywhere else though lol.

put em in a duckin cooler

You think that'd work? You mean with an ice pack, or just a cooler and they should be good?

 

[Miker Da Biker]

upon further review, consensus is as long as you store them flat or on their side in a hot car it won't affect the discs, if they're bent or with stuff on top or something, the heat will make them bend that way

 

[Sewer bill]

Make a rack and keep them in the car.

 

[greens]

I use a shade for my windshield, crack the windows a hair, and just keep a few discs that you don't mind if they get warped.

Not saying they will make things perfect, but try it out. Yeah, it's hot in Florida - but the humidity is truly the killer.

If you did the cooler thing, freeze the bottled water you take with you out on the course. Seems a bit much, but I'd consider it with more expensive discs. Makes me chuckle, thinking about taking a chilled disc on a coarse.

 

[ejvogie]

It snows everywhere else though lol.

Snow ain't so bad. You just have to watch your disc and look for the cut marks.

I can always put more clothes on when it's cold. I can only take off so many clothes before I have to stay 100 yards from schools.

 

[BryanC]

I live in the Tampa bay area (live in Oldsmar, work in Tampa), and leave a bag full of discs in my car most days. I have not had problems with warping. Discs are lined up vertically in the bag. I've been doing this for several years.

 

[PieMethod]

Snow ain't so bad. You just have to watch your disc and look for the cut marks.

I've lost more discs than I can remember to snow

I live in the Tampa bay area (live in Oldsmar, work in Tampa), and leave a bag full of discs in my car most days. I have not had problems with warping. Discs are lined up vertically in the bag. I've been doing this for several years.

Hell yeah! I live in Dunedin. Maybe we should play a round sometime?