ID a disc or ask "What is the story on this disc...?" - Take II

[Dbt13]

Thanks — the green one is a driver and feels like something in the 11-12 speed range. It reminds me a little of a Wraith when I throw it but doesn’t feel like one in my hand.

[Three Putt]

Originally Posted by Dbt13

Next is this classic roc. This is an Ontario made one and I was wondering whether or not this is the “champion edition” plastic I’ve read is somewhat collectible. It feels way different than current champ plastic but how would I know for sure? Trying to discern whether this is really collectible or just a cool old disc.

Originally Posted by Karl

The orange one shown is from the mid-90's, which predates the true "CE" by about 6 years.

The Orange one actually is after CE, and would date from the mid to late '00's. "Champion Edition" was the first version of what eventually became Champion plastic, which is what the Orange disc is. If that disc was from the mid-90's, it would be DX and have the rings and wings stamp.

At any rate, the Classic Roc is out of production and people pay a pretty penny for those Champ Classic Rocs, so it's collectable.

[ILUVSMGS18]

Originally Posted by Dbt13

Thanks — the green one is a driver and feels like something in the 11-12 speed range. It reminds me a little of a Wraith when I throw it but doesn’t feel like one in my hand.

It's either a DD, PD2 or PD based on the Discmania Life Stamp. A comparison pic of the mystery disc side by side with the Wraith would be extremely helpful. A rim width measurement would also be helpful.

[Treeknuckle]

I have a Buzzz SS with a Buzzz stamp and Buzzz tooling. Not really worried about selling it, just kinda wondering if that's a rarity, just the beginnings of the Buzzz SS as a mold. Or y'know maybe I'm just insane.

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[Muddyboots]

I've seen one, it's a clear misprint. Wonder how many there are out there?

[Casey 1988]

Originally Posted by Muddyboots

I've seen one, it's a clear misprint. Wonder how many there are out there?

Discraft/DGA does not make as many big misprints unlike other companies. With Discraft it is more so in stamping not being right, double stamp or on all the way more then anything. I do have a Proline Titanic that is messed up, had to get a second one for my 2 backups of the discs I have in my bag. The Messed up Proline Titanic is a Titanic as it has a spacer but the spacer is on the wing rather then nose and the top has a mini dent in. I still have the worthless disc, it came in a tad softer in flex then Proline is supposed to come as well odd mistake by Discraft and DGA. I would consider using the mold if the mini dent in was not permanent. I used hot water method on the underside of disc and nothing happened to the mini dent or the disc other then the disc got more flex then before making it like FLX ESP.

[Muddyboots]

As usual I am left wondering what the hell you are talking about. I think your post above really hits the sweet spot in terms of bad information and an utter failure to communicate it. I've said it before and I'll say it again, everyone is welcome to contribute here, but we'd all be better off if we stuck to the facts.

[Twmccoy]

Originally Posted by Muddyboots

As usual I am left wondering what the hell you are talking about. I think your post above really hits the sweet spot in terms of bad information and an utter failure to communicate it. I've said it before and I'll say it again, everyone is welcome to contribute here, but we'd all be better off if we stuck to the facts.

You and everyone else here. Unintelligible gibberish.

[Enzy]

Can someone help me with identifying this disc? No tooling, came in the mystery box and I don't know discraft

Is there a different picture that would help?

[Enzy]

I went to the local disc golf shop. Disc n dat and got some help. Narrowed it down to something around a discraft impact. Got home and took some measurements and I think it's a glide based on inbounds disc golf information. Going to throw it this weekend to see if I might be right.