Noobie Question Thread (Dumb Questions answered here)

[Triflusal]

someone more knowledgeable (read: threeputt) then me would have to answer that

If it's mega pearly, it might be worth more to the right person

[Nathanbr2]

Originally Posted by Timko

Does it have a bead

I believe so, let me check when i get back home later

[Nathanbr2]

Here's the picture of the discs, for whoever was asking about the bead

excuse my OLD camera.

[BrotherDave]

Originally Posted by Nathanbr2

Here's the picture of the discs, for whoever was asking about the bead

excuse my OLD camera.

Congrats, that's a bead. It's a little fuzzy but that does look like KC Pro. If it's like really stiff, tough feeling DX than that's what you got.

[Nathanbr2]

Originally Posted by BrotherDave

Congrats, that's a bead. It's a little fuzzy but that does look like KC Pro. If it's like really stiff, tough feeling DX than that's what you got.

Hey now, it is the Noob thread. It is fairly stiff. just wanted to know what i had, as to trade it off for something i like.

[BrotherDave]

Originally Posted by Nathanbr2

Hey now, it is the Noob thread. It is fairly stiff. just wanted to know what i had, as to trade it off for something i like.

Sorry, forgot to use the sarcasm tags.

If it's a KC Pro Aviar then you pretty much have a $8-12 disc depending on wear, nothing special unless it has some rare and sought after tourney stamp like Brent Hambrick or something.

They make good driving putters and putt well also once they've met some trees. Member of the big bead Aviar family. There is also a JK Pro Aviar that's rubbery and soft, a lot of people like those as well. (The old JK's are preferred though, the newer runs are more like R-Pro which some people don't like).

I'm pretty much tapped out of Aviar info. If you find the disc profile thread in the equipment section there's a lovey pic of all the Aviars' profiles so you can see the big bead, small bead, and no bead.

[johnnyfoodstamp]

I just noticed that my 1st run Pro Teebirds say distance driver instead of fairway driver. Is there any difference or did Teebirds just used to be classified as distance drivers? What made them call it a fairway driver?

[eegor]

Where is Frank?

[JSurmann]

Originally Posted by eegor

Where is Frank?

Temporary suspension. 2 months is what I heard.

[JSurmann]

Originally Posted by johnnyfoodstamp

I just noticed that my 1st run Pro Teebirds say distance driver instead of fairway driver. Is there any difference or did Teebirds just used to be classified as distance drivers? What made them call it a fairway driver?

Same disc.

When the higher speed wide rimmed drivers came out, they changed their terminology.