crappy discs does it take distance off the throw

[medicinalfunk]

i know what it means im just sayin

ughhh

 

[Technohic]

So uhh, what disc do you have thats 7/10 you dont want anymore?

 

[fbj2361]

i wouldnt give it to you if thats what your thinking but all the 7/10 discs are my backups usually

 

[medicinalfunk]

a valk in 7/10 condition will give you more distance than you think you are capable of

 

[Technohic]

Yeah, a Valk can be hyzer flipped for distance quite well at 7/10 and depending on weight, might finish right for you (RHBH) which is quite usefull.

Teebirds are extraordinarily long and straight at 7/10

Eagles suddenly become one of the best line shaping discs you could get.

Even in better plastics, I know ESP and Z Preds seem to still fight wind yet can get out there quite a bit further with less effort than when new.

A ton of good uses for 7/10 discs.

 

[Triflusal]

seasoned ESP cyclone =

 

[mashnut]

I love having worn in discs. I know how they fly, and they definitely get more distance than they did out of the box.

 

[Ace D]

it depends on the disc. when some become worn they will level out and fly forever before fading. some will just get flippy and useless. it pays to keep multiple versions of the same mold in different stages of wear so you can find which you like best in general or for certain situations.

 

[JTacoma03]

its every day im hustlin

:facepalm:

@medicinal - maybe your best post there.

 

[Rescue]

Me and my buddies always joke. That we wished we could have some one throw are new discs for several months, so we don't have to deal with the hassle of breaking them in. Heck to me a "7" is just right, even less for a turnover disc.
So I wouldn't use numbers to gauge your discs. Instead, you should go by how the disc is performing the the task you want. I mean, if you have a Teerex and it still is a "7", but it turnsover, dives into the ground and becomes a roller. Chances are, you might want to look inot replacing it.

 

[j0atz]

since when was 7/10 bad???

 

[gkeberhart]

i know what you mean, I have traded fresh plastic for 6 and 7 stuff before just because i think it is more valuable

 

[j0atz]

I just wish I could some of my new plastic to 7/10 faster! haa

 

[cmcolomb]

it's not the archer, it's the arrow.... duh

 

[ArcheType]

it's not the archer, it's the arrow.... duh

This.

 

[discmeister]

One man's crap is another's treasure.

 

[NothinButChing]

beat for the street for the beat you be rollin

 

[jubuttib]

Look into the bag of many a pro and you'll find that their workhorses are oftens years old and have the scars to prove it.

A disc that is 9 or sometimes even 8/10 is a disc you haven't thrown enough to get to know it.

 

[gkeberhart]

Look into the bag of many a pro and you'll find that their workhorses are oftens years old and have the scars to prove it.

A disc that is 9 or sometimes even 8/10 is a disc you haven't thrown enough to get to know it.

or you dont play courses with trees, but if that is the case you probably dont play tournaments that would require you to care enough about such things as the OP