jupiterboy
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Gonna need a place to sell used discs.
It's called the internet.
I should rephrase that. I need a place to dump used discs quickly rather than setting up a ****ing mail room in my house and wasting hours a day rehoming $10 pieces of plastic like my time is worth less than a dog turd.
For me, it really wasn't doom and gloom.Gonna need a place to sell used discs.
For me, it really wasn't doom and gloom.
I remember the first Roc I clicked with. I threw it all the time and beat the fade out of it pretty quickly so I got a new Roc to pair with it. I still threw the seasoned Roc most of the time. The new Roc stayed OS for a lot longer than the first Roc just due to me not throwing it nearly as much. Even at that, the first Roc was still in the sweet spot when the OS Roc started to lose its fade. I threw XD's, Panthers and Stingrays for a long, long time before I had a Roc beat to turnover. This was when I was in my late 20's-early 30's, unmarried and excited about disc golf so I was playing 4-5 times a week, joined two leagues, played in the weekly flight almost every weekend and DX was the only plastic Innova made.
If you play 2-3 times a week and throw Star and Champ plastics, you are not going to end up with a backlog of discs anytime soon unless your home course is built in an old rock quarry.
Most of my backlog of Champ/Star discs is my inability to adapt to the fact that I don't need to replace discs on the DX schedule anymore so I've got a stack of Star Valks I'm probably never going to need to replace the Star Valk I got at a tournament in 2011 that is still in my bag. :\
Gonna need a place to sell used discs.
discs and throwing a bunch of heavy woods courses.
I probably need to work in a few super OS discs and take this new Roadrunner and learn to turn it over to a roller for next season.
Just my 2 cents, but Roadrunners don't have to be roller discs. Learning to hyzerflip a Roadrunner might be the best thing you could do for your game, especially if you play lots of woods golf.
https://youtu.be/WXAbRLzzV7U
Roadrunners I think work for a lot of people, but I can't throw a Roadrunner to save my life. My guess is that it works really well on a low line, and that's just not me. I literally can throw a Valk 1/3 farther than a Roadrunner even though the numbers say the Roadrunner should be my perfect disc. I've wasted hours and hours of my life trying to get Roadrunners to be what everyone tells me they should be, and they just are not for the way I throw.Roadrunners absolutely bomb for sub 350 players btw. Might be the longest disc i have consistently thrown
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Roadrunners absolutely bomb for sub 350 players btw. Might be the longest disc i have consistently thrown
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Roadrunners absolutely bomb for sub 350 players btw. Might be the longest disc i have consistently thrown
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You can't cycle Roadrunners. Just sayin'. :|
Sure you *could*. But. Just because it's possible doesn't mean you should or that it's practical.
One disc goes straight, one right, one righter, another goes rightest
For a backhand player that could maybe be useful? Idk.
Question for the peanut gallery, which has more useful uses:
A roadrunner cycle or a Groove cycle?
Question for the peanut gallery, which has more useful uses:
A roadrunner cycle or a Groove cycle?