[Question] [B][/B] One disc only Forever

[Mr. Butlertron]

I'd quit

 

[josgood]

Rhyno. That is all.

 

[UKfan]

Buzzz.

My favorite is the FLX plastic.

 

[Gmtata01]

Firebird!!!

 

[ian.w]

I'd use my brothers beat up Dx gator.

 

[tu-f-o]

Fuse.
but if I don't care about putting, Sidewinder.

 

[august dupree]

Nope.

 

[Casey 1988]

One disc? Or one mold?

One disc isn't going to last forever.

One mold.

Rancho Roc for life!!!!

A one disc for life, getting a new one when it dies but the same disc or as close as you can find. I should have been more specific.

 

[Casey 1988]

^ This!

Okay I should have been more clear on that see post above, My bad.

 

[Casey 1988]

I totally understand those who would quit, I would have thought the same prior to 2014 when I revamped my disc bag and took out discs like a g9i Wizard 172 grams, my Wasps, I am keeping those as one is a rare Elite X plastic and the other is from a tournament I played 2008 South Dakota States Championship, no qualifier as South Dakota is kind of small disc golf wise even sport Fishing tournaments on the Missouri River where I live at South Dakotas state capital is bigger. Now I have a better understanding of my discs what they do and how to throw them what All they can do, all except my Stingrays any wind over 9 miles Per hour takes those the wrong way even my max weight one. Wind on the northern Plains of USA and Canada can be bad.

 

[Casey 1988]

A one disc for life, getting a new one when it dies but the same disc or as close as you can find. I should have been more specific.

Can also be from a stash but can only use one at a time.

 

[Meillo]

Just some thoughts: It would have to be one you can drive and putt with. This pretty much eliminates drivers, as slower discs can fly almost as far while they are much superior in approaching and putting. Discs with some fade can cover more shots and handle wind better than ones without fade. You have to be able to forehand and backhand the disc.

 

[lines]

Mini proto Spider

 

[EROPPER]

I guess right now for me It would be a Moonshine max weight Emac Truth, seems extremely versatile, holds its stability well in that plastic-

I play 1 disc rounds on ocassion, and sometimes score better than with my full bag, but its fun to collect and throw different discs for sure

 

[Flick Maniac]

P3x for sure. I can putt with it, throw hyzers and anhyzers backhand and forehand, get midlike distance.

 

[zontar]

spider!

 

[hugheshilton]

Just some thoughts: It would have to be one you can drive and putt with. This pretty much eliminates drivers, as slower discs can fly almost as far while they are much superior in approaching and putting. Discs with some fade can cover more shots and handle wind better than ones without fade. You have to be able to forehand and backhand the disc.

On the other hand, I've seen a number of people turbo putt with drivers so maybe that's the answer. Choose a stable fairway driver and learn to turbo putt.

 

[bsammons]

Worn Neutron envy. Grippy for in the circle and super high speed stable with not much but enough LSS to be workable. Can also be annied for a slightly straight flight and FH'd for stuff to go right.

 

[hugheshilton]

spider!

I still have a soft spot for my old Star Spider. It was my first ace disc. The Spider is truly a jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none sort of mold, which is probably why most people don't bag them anymore. Wouldn't be a bad choice for a 1-disc bag though.

 

[ThrowBot]

If you could only have one thread concept, and you had to beat it to death ad nauseam until the end of time, what would you choose?