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Not totally calling BS on this one but I don’t recall seeing anything about Jussi selling his company. He is working with Latitude to get his own production up and going and I highly suspect they may be sharing mold pieces and plastics and I know Tomas has probably been helping them re-engineer the molds for their “originals” line but I believe Discmania is still its own company and not owned by some sort of conglomerate. Obviously, I could be totally wrong. I’m not some sort of industry insider. |
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It is pretty interesting to look at say a Cloudbreaker and Grace, the plastic and general feel is remarkably close even the embossed parts look very close in design etc. So yes there is definietly a close relationship up there in Skellefteå but I cant say I have ever heard DM was under the same ownership as triology.
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CD1, DD1, FD1, and Tailor all Discmania PDGA approved discs as of today.
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FD1 9|5|-1|2 CD1 10|5|-1|2 DD1 11|5|-1|2 Doesn’t make sense to duplicate the 7|5|0|2 Instinct flight in the FD1? |
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It would not surprise me if Latitude 64 owns a minority share of Discmania, but that has never been disclosed. |
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At least for the discs I have thrown, the FD3 and FD2 are very different in flight. The FD3 is an overstable fairway driver, think Firebird. The 3-tooled FD2 is a stable fairway driver, think Teebird. I can’t imagine wanting the FD3 to be more stable. Maybe I got it wrong. I may get them out and throw them again… |
I like discussion but it kind of infuriates me when people are like "fact: x. but i dont know where I read it" even if you subsequently go back and say yeah maybe I have it wrong. Someone else will read the first bit, and repeat it somewhere else.
This is doubly true when discussing PDGA rules. I always say find me a direct quote from the rulebook and point me to where exactly it says this, even when you think you are 100% sure thats the rule. It might have changed. But I digress. You can easily google Spin18 and see lots of the company figures, who sits on the board etc. Thats the big company that has different subcompanies/brands under it, including Discmania.* Nothing tells me Latitude 64 has a major share of Spin18. I have no need to get pulled into an argument about the whole "they say they have their own machines, but really Lat64 is doing it for them" Quote:
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Also, I did see that Spin18 is Jussi’s company that owns Discmania and Disc Golf Park. https://www.spin18.com/about-us/ |
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I was thinking more along the lines of td2 under stability but in a 7 speed. Ya there is the Genius that is just that, but I prefer the Original plastic so much more than active premium.
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When color glow FD??
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Just got mine. If theres a better thread for these, pls point me to it. I'm stoked. There indeed are some even more awesome MB pulls out there like Mr Skizzle there said :)
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Even BETTER! I just got tracking and it should be here tomorrow!!!!
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Thumbs up or thumbs down on your boxes, ya’ll?
Mine comes in Monday. |
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Did you throw the Tailor? |
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The tailor is quite a bit more OS than the numbers indicate. It honestly flew like my IS4 (maybe even slightly more OS than that). It feels nice in the hand and would probably be a great base plastic mid to cycle. |
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Don't y'all know? Mystery boxes have peaked.
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Looking over the collectors guide, it’s super weird the color way choices they made this year. It’s almost like a person who doesn’t DiscGolf made the choices, because black, clear, green, yellow discs are the absolute worst for tracking your plastic throughout the seasons. They should assemble a team of loyal discmaniacs to design their mystery box next year, I will volunteer right now to be on their team and guarantee a profit! Although it sounds like their following is in steady decline… |
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