@ tourneyplayer...cooking dinner: thats what the wife is for![]()
If your wife comes out of the kitchen to yell at you, what have you done wrong?
You made the chain too long.
<----(Goes into hiding and dons asbestos underwear)
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@ tourneyplayer...cooking dinner: thats what the wife is for![]()
I wonder why it's a slow seller?
Oh, that's right. Nobody who has one wants to lose one, and fortunately they don't go far enough to lose. Nobody wants to trade them off either because they are so sweet. Oh and they hardly lose any stability when beat. This basically makes them the Everlasting Gobstopper of discs. Bad for Discraft, good for us.
Soon after Hysell's OOP chatter, I remember seeing ESP Zones start showing up in the misprint pack thread. I'm guessing there was another run. There's a simple solution if you don't want ESPs to go out of production in the future...buy one every time you place a disc order. Sure you'll run out of life before you do Zones, but he who dies with the most ESP Zones wins! I just wish they would make all future runs concave. Most of the ones I've seen have been flat.I heard a filthy rumor that ESP Zones might be leaving production. Any truth to this?
EDIT: Guess I should have actually read the thread before posting in it. Seems that there was some talk about a year ago...
Still, any update on them?
I'm not calling BS, but I'm having a hard time believing they're OOP. Discraft hasn't made any declaration of their intention to send them out of production, and they're also still on the order form, in the catalog, and on the site (without an OOP label).Pretty damn sure they're OOP. I went through a Zone phase, but went back to the Drone. Why else does everyone pay a tiny bit more for them?