San Marino or Rancho Roc

[dsbearsfan]

Don't know if this is already an older thread

1. How can I tell if my roc is rancho or san marino?
2. What is the difference?

 

[InvaderMirO]

flip your disc over and look on the bottom. its written in the mold as raised lettering.

the ROC is either manufactured in Ranchero , or San Marino, California.

99% of basic DX Rocs you find will be Ranchero
most of the only San Marino Rocs you will find now are the star plastic ones they are making.

Ranchero = starts overstable
San Marino = starts neutral
Ontario = starts slightly understable

keep in mind that you can beat in a Ranchero Roc to fly like a San Marino or Ontario.

someone on here will likely correct my post or elaborate in much greater detail. everyone loves a well seasoned roc

 

[Working Stiff]

flip your disc over and look on the bottom. its written in the mold as raised lettering.

the ROC is either manufactured in Ranchero , or San Marino, California.

99% of basic DX Rocs you find will be Ranchero
most of the only San Marino Rocs you will find now are the star plastic ones they are making.

Ranchero = starts overstable
San Marino = starts neutral
Ontario = starts slightly understable
http://www.discgolfreview.com/forums/posting.php?mode=quote&f=5&t=24640&p=389848
keep in mind that you can beat in a Ranchero Roc to fly like a San Marino or Ontario.

someone on here will likely correct my post or elaborate in much greater detail. everyone loves a well seasoned roc

Am I the only one who had "Los Rancheros" by Adam & the Ants running through his head while reading this post? It's gonna take forever to get that to go away.

 

[InvaderMirO]

dear god. i just listened to that song... what an awful thing to have stuck in your head all day

 

[dsbearsfan]

Thanks for the help. Guess Ive never taken the time to read the print on the underside of the disc