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As far as grip goes, I prefer the pro and esp-flx plastic. The con with pro is you have to replace your discs every 8 months. As far as durability, I would have to go with star or champ plastic, the con being it takes forever to break them in.
Witnessed a sprained knee last winter. My buddy went to tee off and got his plant foot stuck under the ice birm at the front of the teepad. (which happens after a while from the pads constantly being brushed off of snow all winter.) His momentum spun him on his plant foot and sprained his knee...
I've seen two. I have a personal friend with a basket on his leg w/ a tribal design behind it. I also was playing a round once and let a guy play through who had a sillhouette of a person teeing off on his lower calf. I also have another friend with his future tattoo drawn out, I cannot describe...
I have a pair of the Merrell Moabs. Very comfortable, great grip, and holding up quite well after about a month and a half and a good 50+ rounds in on em. The only con I have found so far (other than the cost!) was that they don't breath very well, and my feet do get warm during the summer...
Hard to say. I'd have to probably go with my 170g Star Wraith, although its fairly new, so it holds a predictable hyzer. Other than that I'd probably go with my 168g Pro Katana. (yes, its understable, but I can hyzer-flip it with surprising control and keep it on a straight line with only slight...
I carry my whole summer bag with me. With the exception of my one white driver. I don't use ribbons, and haven't lost any discs in the snow this year, infact, I'm up 2. My game generally is much worse, but I can attribute that to some combination of wearing boots/jacket, the cold air/cold...
I, like most other players, will save more than $50 a year by not paying the extra $10 fee. Also, the player rating system is the only "true" way of telling how skilled a player you are.