No flight numbers on the disc. :clap::clap::clap:
Agreed, flight numbers were the worst thing to happen to discs
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No flight numbers on the disc. :clap::clap::clap:
paul how flat is your disc the magenta or yellow ones are looking good
the Roc3 is a new mold so it's a flatter and straighter verson of a roc but with the classic roc feel.
the Mcpro? its just a typical P&A mold no dome to it.
Paul---
If Innova gave you a 500 dollar bonus everytime you threw it, would you throw a Groove in a tournament?
Like a Buzzz?
san marino? if so thx in advance.
Agreed, flight numbers were the worst thing to happen to discs
eh this has a bite to it and you don't need to super hyzer it to get it to fly straight.
Paul, whats your opinion on guys using headphones while playing tournament rounds. Even if it doesn't bother you, do you think it should be allowed?
Was today's stock the last of the signature McPro Aviars?
I hope not, although I don't want your hands to cramp up or anything.
Hey Paul, how's it going!? I had a question reguarding your sidearm. So when you are throwing a sidearm for distance and max distance, are you throwing overstable, undertable, or just stable discs? And depending on what disc you are using how are you throwing them, with hyzer or anhyzer? I was just curious because I was watching and listening to some Big Jerm videos and he was saying on how he likes to use more understable to stable discs and flip them up with hyzer. I know everyone is different and I myself prefer to take an overstable disc and anhyzer it to get a nice "S" but since watching Big Jerm I have been working on throwing my sidearm more like him. I was just curious to hear about your style and approach when it comes to sidearm. Sorry for the lengthy post.