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Skyiron Discs leaving the game

Flagship came out much more understable than intended. That being said, the Flagship I have is a phenomenal roller. So much so that now I need to pick up a little stack of them for my future rolling needs.

I bought 1 when they came out and threw one my friend had and they were both very understable. I guess it was like a speed 11 or 12 and a -4 turn. They do roll well but I couldn't get used to the feel of the plastic, pretty slick.
 
1 disc in 2 years = company death. at the 2 year mark you gotta at least have 3-5 discs out.
 
^^yes but that doesnt mean that they didnt buy skyirons equipment and the owner to help...would explain why he hasnt come out with any new discs in 2 years
 
I bought 1 when they came out and threw one my friend had and they were both very understable. I guess it was like a speed 11 or 12 and a -4 turn. They do roll well but I couldn't get used to the feel of the plastic, pretty slick.

I got one from Justin at Community Discs not too long ago, and it really was a very very understable disc for me. Super flat too. The link here puts it at 11,4,-3,2 but I would say -4 seems more accurate to me. It's a nice feeling disc, just hasn't gotten much use from me.
 
Was trying to compile a list of all the brands I've thrown and remembered I have a Skyiron disc somewhere. Found this thread and was intrigued by the Prodigy speculation. Any truth there or just gossip?
 
I would also like to announce that I'm bowing out of the disc golf manufacturing game. Most of you probably haven't heard of my company. I manufactured zero discs 8 years ago, although I had grand plans at the time. I also didn't start Prodigy.
 
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