One Plastic to Rule Them All.

[jcassidy1990]

Fossil. It's the KC of yesteryear.
I love cycling discs and fossil does it as well as any plastic I've used.

I just need to produce our mids and I'll be set on nearly every 300 ft. And in shot.

 

[The Last DJ]

Am I really the first to pick Champion plastic? I would be happy to have most all of my drivers and mids in champ blends. Putters would be an adjustment though.

Gateway's S-Line and Organic blends might be honorable mentions here...

 

[gradus]

Gstar

 

[youdidwell]

Prodigy 300. My favorite baseline plastic.

 

[PMantle]

Star.

 

[brentjacobs]

The old yellow-green CE plastic they put in CE Rocs and Aviars and Teebirds (TLs) and Eagles (ELs). Durable, grippy, easy to find and just plain gorgeous.

^This

extra floppy gstar

Super close 2nd

 

[bhadella]

The older gritty/grippy Elite X is the bomb. Circa 2005-2006. It would hold up well while betting amazingly grippy.

 

[BENFTS]

Innova Pro or Legacy Legend

 

[Jukeshoe]

DX

4c

 

[Stardoggy]

Old Star.

I could get used to Star Big Bead putters I guess.

Star, because it has so many varieties... you can get stiff star, just as gummy as G-Star star, regular half still star, star-lite (blizzard star).

Always been a fan of star plastic. Stays in its sweet spot for ages it seems, and grip is always there.

so torn. if only DX existed i'd be totally fine since i like buying new discs a lot, and I buy backups for premium too. also love them for putting.

however - STAR is what i would go with. i fan grip everything including distance drives and have great control and feel on the fingertips. a stiff star putter would be just fine.

Star.

These guys are super smart. That older Star that get grippy as all get out, stays in a sweet spot forever, not too soft, not too stiff. Man, that's the good stuff.

 

[Innovafan2562]

DX for price and Champ and Star for the feel of the plastics.

 

[BuzzzChief]

I don't throw premium plastic putters or mids very well, I've always preferred DX or KC-style plastic for these spots. On the other side, I pretty much only throw Champ/Star plastics for all drivers (except one Excel Patriot that I love).

I guess if I really had to choose, I would rather be comfortable with the feel of my putters/mids and deal with crappy driver durability.

Gateway S for everything!

 

[PWaggoner]

Torn between kc pro, fossil and classic blend.

Id have to switch the bag up a bit but wouldnt be a problem

Prolly switch to banshees from teebird or a mix.

Switch to xcals from destroyers or a mix.

Cycle thunderbirds.

Cycle rocs with maybe a gator or two.

Fossil novas sound just amazing.

 

[trustfund kitty]

If I could have everything in 11x champion, I'd be soooo happy.

 

[anrew18]

Opto/Moonshine (if all my discs could be made in that) and I'd still be able to play in the dark!

 

[DanJon]

These guys are super smart. That older Star that get grippy as all get out, stays in a sweet spot forever, not too soft, not too stiff. Man, that's the good stuff.

This guy is also super smart.

 

[ThrowBot]

Overall I'd have to go for gummy champ (or crystal FLX Z). I love throwing softer discs; given the choice between entirely stiff or entirely gummy I'd have to go for gummy. I think I could get used to throwing gummier versions of my current stiffer plastic much easier than trying to adjust my game for not having some softer discs in the bag.

 

[goosefraba1]

Probably G*.... although a case can definitely be made for dx.

 

[simpletwist]

That's a tough one. Love Star & Champion. I throw a lot of FLX and some ESP. My putters until recently were all SSS. And with the introduction of some MVP, I'm liking them too.

But if I had to choose just one plastic it would be Discraft's Z.

 

[RobA]

I would go with Vibram X-Link Medium. Great grip in all weather conditions, very durable, and wears in very slow.

I'm also a fan of DD Fuzion plastic.