Which company should make a lid?

[bee_ryce]

Gateway...would love a Rattler type disc in nice chalky plastic.

[BogeyNoMore]

Originally Posted by Three Putt

The "rumor going around" for a bit when CE went OOP was that the primary source of the pellets changed the specs, and that primary source was...Rubbermaid.

It's probably a bunch of hooey, but it has been stated by a lot of disc golf companies that they don't order enough plastic to dictate the makeup of the pellets and they buy whatever leftover source they can get in on. If a company like Rubbermaid got into disc golf, they could dictate the makeup of the plastic. Hmmm...

Just dreaming. There would have to be a lot more money to be made before a company like Rubbermaid notices disc golf.

Maybe they could develop super tough plastic (makes Champ/Z seem like DX/D)... call it Roughneck... perfect for rough nasty courses, plus they already own the trademark.

[KYdischippy]

Originally Posted by Three Putt

Isn't there a rumor that Shayne Sobel has offered to let Legacy make runs of the Super Puppy?

Step one: Somebody get lion's attention.

Step two: Confirm/deny rumor.

Step three: If any truth exists, everybody flood the Rico's inbox until they give us Super Puppies.

Problem solved.

I already emailed Stevie Rico. He basically said theyre busy, but do have many options open to them. But they havent spoken to the right people.

[ian.]

Which company should make a lid? ALL of them ..

[KGroff25]

Didn't Innova do a run of Zephyrs in champion plastic? Wouldn't that classify as a lid in premium plastic?

[tbird888]

And Blizzard Condors.

[chrishysell]

I picked other. I was thinking RedJacket Firearms. Don't ask me why, it instantly popped into my head. It's a cannon.

[rd.bittle]

MVP FTW.

[rd.bittle]

I have a 2001 Rubbermaid First Run CE Devilled egg platter. 10/10 Max weight. Just 150 bucks. Anyone?

[Carnavas]

Originally Posted by tbird888

And Blizzard Condors.

Condors aren't lids, are they?