The Hammer
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Vibram Lace is slightly rounded under the rim, fwiw. To me, it makes the disc not feel so big in the hand.
This would be better suited for the equipment section if you want details on equipment. I believe you shut that thread down because there was already an existing thread about this topic and then you go and start your very own thread about it :doh:
I've merged several threads and started this one as a clean slate. The topic of Prodigy encompasses more than just equipment.
Maybe if you compain to timg he'll give you one of these and let you ride along in the front seat:
Lighten up, Francis.
Meulen, thanks for great posting about info on plastics and injection molding. Nice to know more about "behind the scenes" in molding process. I was wondering about health issues when working around modling machines as I believe melted plastic (esp the fumes) is quite toxic. I am sure (hope) that the operators use the protective equipment to protect their health.
You gotta watch out for the molten plastic....it will stick to you like glue.
You gotta watch out for the molten plastic....it will stick to you like glue.
Sure will. I've found out the hard way. Hot purge and skin don't mix.
I was just lucky it was the left hand!
that's funny that you mentioned Discwing. Aren't they in Alpharetta. Ga?"bullet" type rims like on the Discwings?! The original Quarter K was an awesome bomber disc....that is until you hit something with it. The disc came out so smooth. But when they finally came out with a better plastic they altered the disc into a turd. if Prodigy has gone this way I am excited.
that's funny that you mentioned Discwing. Aren't they in Alpharetta. Ga?
Discwing is distributed in the US by Lynx in GA -- as in PDGA Membership fulfillment and other stuff. Discwing is UK-based.From here:
"As the first disc manufacturer outside of North America we are proud to be able to share our passion with a wider audience. England is a prime location to promote the growth of disc golf. Based in the heart of Europe we are ideally placed to serve golfers both at home and abroad."
The company does list a couple U.S. outposts, though. One in IL and one in GA.
Discwing is distributed in the US by Lynx in GA -- as in PDGA Membership fulfillment and other stuff. Discwing is UK-based.