I am trying to limit the number of discs I carry and try. Less is better for me and thus my pick for a bag would be a Innova Viking Champion, Discraft Buzzz FLX and a Voodoo SS. I do most of my play with these currently.
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One thing I love about this thread, is how main steam Lat 64 is becoming. They so deserve it.
One thing I love about this thread, is how main steam Lat 64 is becoming. They so deserve it.
3) not use a distributor in the states. create their own stateside company to handle that. cheap rates for local businesses. i.e. no middleman. how i understand it. right now anyone selling lat64 in the states purchases their discs from one of the three major distributors (DTW, GGGT, and MSD). i may be wrong but im pretty sure im not.
I, for one would really like to see this happen. That's pretty much the only way their gonna get lots of exposure at retail.
Gateway - Wizards
Innvoa - Rocs
Discraft - Cyclones
Lat 64 - XXX's
Millennium - OLF's
If you look at a lot of people's bags at DGR they're all really similar, too. We're all getting our adivce from the same place. You'll basically get this:LMAO!!! Can you tell I've been taking your advice? My bag, too, except for Voodoos.
If you look at a lot of people's bags at DGR they're all really similar, too. We're all getting our adivce from the same place. You'll basically get this:
Putter - something beaded and/or stable across all speeds
Mid - either one beaded in different stages of wear or one straight and one kind of overstable
Control Driver - something workable and maybe a Teebird
A really overstable, fast driver
A moderately overstable driver
Whatever distance driver they like the best
Anyone who doesn't have that basic setup is probably either new to the site, hasn't tried that setup and is struggling with techniqe or is an advanced am or pro who has a great set of skills.
If you look at a lot of people's bags at DGR they're all really similar, too. We're all getting our adivce from the same place. You'll basically get this:
Putter - something beaded and/or stable across all speeds
Mid - either one beaded in different stages of wear or one straight and one kind of overstable
Control Driver - something workable and maybe a Teebird
A really overstable, fast driver
A moderately overstable driver
Whatever distance driver they like the best
Anyone who doesn't have that basic setup is probably either new to the site, hasn't tried that setup and is struggling with techniqe or is an advanced am or pro who has a great set of skills.