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What's your most essential DG accessory?
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ericb45696
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etdefender19
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Except I'm very good at throwing a baseball!
Orioles_Lefty
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There's a local dude who is pretty accurate with a slingshot, shooting marbles. Got to stay attentive and watch for deflections off the trees. Maybe a little dangerous, but works.
Old Dog
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Yup. It's more predominant in hot, humid climates. Once you have experienced a good case of it you will never forget it.
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In addition to some of the above I always wear my floppy hat with the neck flap and carry a Sea to Summit head net. When the mosquitoes clear others off the course I have it all to myself.
Towels when wet, bug spray when buggy, hand warmers when cold (fast approaching!)
I prefer 'champ' plastic so the towel is a must, I live in the north west so bugs can be awful, and falls/winters cold (and I cannot putt with cold hands!).
I prefer 'champ' plastic so the towel is a must, I live in the north west so bugs can be awful, and falls/winters cold (and I cannot putt with cold hands!).
Totally! My namesake. Plus you can get them like this:
And this (and the baseball) are brilliant... I suppose that's something I should throw into the new B15 (puck, as I have a bunch of those)!
the Duff
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I carry two because I might get the first puck stuck up there as well. They also fit perfectly in the bottom of a drink holder.
puck'n'disc5
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Can a hockey puck be used as a mini in a pdga event?
discguy42
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The desire to actually play, that should be the 1st on the list, which I don't currently have.
I have played 4 rounds since Feb. 20th of this year...:\ ( but I'm here everyday...??? )
I have played 4 rounds since Feb. 20th of this year...:\ ( but I'm here everyday...??? )
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etdefender19
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I seem to remember someone saying "no" in a different thread because it's too thick (or too wide, I can't remember which). If that's true, that's ridiculous - I think a puck would make for an awesome mini!
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It you don't count a bag...
1) Baseball cap to shade my eyes from the sun.
2) Towel - even when it's dry. I use it to wipe dust & sand off my disc. I don't like to feel anything between my hand and the disc.
3) Disc Gator w/11' tent poles - works well for water, trees, thorny bushes, under fences.
I use those more than anything else I carry.... including insect repellent.
1) Baseball cap to shade my eyes from the sun.
2) Towel - even when it's dry. I use it to wipe dust & sand off my disc. I don't like to feel anything between my hand and the disc.
3) Disc Gator w/11' tent poles - works well for water, trees, thorny bushes, under fences.
I use those more than anything else I carry.... including insect repellent.
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knettles
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I'd have to say good hiking shoes. I can play with one disc, no bag, hat, stool, drink, or towel. But, I just feel weird if I'm not wearing sturdy hiking shoes.
F. Howl
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8 ounce hockey puck, times two: 1 extra pound in your bag? Every round?
That's nearly 2.5 extra Rocs I could carry. Or one more Rainier Tallboy. Bonus, the Rainier gets lighter as you go. Hockey puck(s) stay exactly the same weight.
That's nearly 2.5 extra Rocs I could carry. Or one more Rainier Tallboy. Bonus, the Rainier gets lighter as you go. Hockey puck(s) stay exactly the same weight.
discguy42
Double Eagle Member
This might as well have been written in Sanskrit.
Actaually, my wife can read Sanscrit. She learned the dead language as part of her 200 hour RYS Yoga certification.
She can translate for you if needed :thmbup:.
I keep a very lightweight pair of water shoes in my bag. The kind with the rubber sole and elastic-ish foot pocket. Those things have saved me more frisbees than anything else I carry...and my feet don't get jacked up. Also, a plastic grocery bag to store said shoes in after I have to go in the water.
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