2012 Discraft Ace Race Disc

[aajpity]

This disc will go into production if there is good reception for it.. The Zeppelin was hated and had not many supporters.. That's why that didn't go into production.

[BigSky]

Originally Posted by JoshEpoo

You can call it whatever you want It's wedged between two of the flagship molds in the new Ti line, one of which is touted as the most popular disc in the world. It doesn't seem like a great idea to get attached to this thing. But, if you think it's the cat's pajamas, by all means throw the thing.

Yea, you're probably right. I haven't thrown it but it sounds like a lot of discs already out there.

I guess I was trying to say that there will be a boat-load of these things floating around after the Race. Even if it never makes regular production, a shortage of them is unlikely.

[throwfromthewoods]

Originally Posted by BigSky

Yea, you're probably right. I haven't thrown it but it sounds like a lot of discs already out there.

I guess I was trying to say that there will be a boat-load of these things floating around after the Race. Even if it never makes regular production, a shortage of them is unlikely.

The only hang up is, if you really like the disc, and they don't put it into production; then it will never be PDGA approved for tournaments.

[BigSky]

The Zeppelin was approved...so I don't see why this one wouldn't be either. In fact, every Ace Race disc has been approved, and two are not in production. (Nebula, and Zeppelin)

[Plankeye]

How much does discraft charge a td for each ace race package? and does it include shipping?

[Disc Fiend]

Originally Posted by throwfromthewoods

The only hang up is, if you really like the disc, and they don't put it into production; then it will never be PDGA approved for tournaments.

Not true.

[Scoot_er]

Originally Posted by tbird888

The Wasp? With how differently one can fly from the next you probably wouldn't have to.

No the MRV

and that is why you find a good Wasp and keep it....I have had mine in the bag for 3+ years

[Scoot_er]

Originally Posted by BigSky

The Zeppelin was approved...so I don't see why this one wouldn't be either. In fact, every Ace Race disc has been approved, and two are not in production. (Nebula, and Zeppelin)

And the Slipstream GT (how could we forget ).......and the "flippy glide type disc"...

[tbird888]

Originally Posted by Scoot_er

No the MRV

and that is why you find a good Wasp and keep it....I have had mine in the bag for 3+ years

Mine's been in my bag for almost that long too. I have 5 backups. At this rate they'll only last me about 15 years. I just don't have enough! Now, if the Ti's fly like my backups, there just might be hope. The Vector is a surprising bust as a potential replacement.

[JRW III]

Originally Posted by Plankeye

How much does discraft charge a td for each ace race package? and does it include shipping?

$18 plus shipping. Shipping will vary based on quantity ordered and your location. I am in Texas, near Houston. I ordered 22 this year and shipping was about $1.95 per package. Last year I ordered around 80, and shipping was about $1.50 per package.