Dri-fit or Cotton? Which would you buy as a fundraiser?

[BogeyNoMore]

Definitely the Dri Fits for only 2 bucks more. They pay for themselves on those humid summer days.

when $2 is the only difference I am going dry fit all the way.

I've got tons of t-shirts, a drifit with disc golf specific stuff on it is always nice.

d) all of the above. :thmbup:


For those who undertsand the reference, Spoonerize the following:

Cotton rocks!

...admittedly cheap humor.

 

[ohtobediscing]

Dri-fit. Cotton is for cupid stunts. ^^^

 

[BogeyNoMore]

^ lulz!

 

[Jukeshoe]

Hah, "Spoonerism." :hfive:

Regardless, I'm serious about the cotton.

Jukeshoe & Cotton: <---Bros for lyfe! :| :|





















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[rusch_bag]

I would prefer cotton as I would wear it for more than playing golf in. Do you all wear dry fits when you are just sitting at home or running errands or something along those lines? I feel like a giant chode if I am wearing a dry fit shirt and I am not doing something active.

 

[vonDrehle]

I would prefer cotton as I would wear it for more than playing golf in. Do you all wear dry fits when you are just sitting at home or running errands or something along those lines? I feel like a giant chode if I am wearing a dry fit shirt and I am not doing something active.

I do but I'm a student that wears athletic shorts and flip flops all year.

 

[ohtobediscing]

I wear dri-fits a lot also. But disc golf is the LEAST athletic thing I do. Mt. & road bike, rockclimb, raft & kayak, backpack, etc.

 

[rusch_bag]

I just graduated as a phy ed major and had to wear sweats or athletic clothing for the past 5 years of college every day and I still don't feel ok wearing dry fits outside of active situations.

 

[Jukeshoe]

^this. Cotton tees can at least be worn outside of discing situations as well (unless it's a god-awful design or something, lol)

 

[#19325]

Check Paragon Disc Golf for pricing. Miles does an awesome job. His shirts are quality and he has some great prices.

 

[vonDrehle]

What type of dry fit are yall talking about.

 

[JeCroisQue]

I'm sticking with cotton. I haven't seen a quality dri-fit that I felt more comfortable than a cotton tee. Especially not one for $14.

 

[Jukeshoe]

Dri-fit seems so scenesterish.

 

[dandaman]

Dri-fits are the best. I'd much rather have a shirt that helps keep me cool and will not be all damp because of sweat. Besides have you ever played 2-3 rounds of golf in a cotton shirt that has been sweated in a lot? Two words: nipple chafing. That alone is why I wear dri-fit.

 

[DiscOh]

Drifit all the way! Just $2 more is nothing.

 

[BogeyNoMore]

^this. Cotton tees can at least be worn outside of discing situations as well (unless it's a god-awful design or something, lol)

Understood. To clarify my position, I love cotton T's, will probably always wear them. But like Mash said, I have tons of T's - I bet most people do, but not that many dri-fits. Another cotton T ain't no big deal unless I really love what's printed on it. Given the choices in the OP, I'd jump on the Dri-fit for the value and the fact that on really hot, muggy days, I just find them more comfortable than a sweat-soaked cotton T.

What type of dry fit are yall talking about?

The kind that stays dry and fits?

 

[ohtobediscing]

^^^this.

 

[TalbotTrojan]

I only wear Dry-Fits during tournament rounds and having more of those is way more important to me.

 

[CoachQ]

I donate my cotton tourney shirts from players packs but I keep the dri-fit ones. I think dri-fit is a safer bet. If the logo was cool and simple I would wear the cotton shirt out for casual dress but not for DG. I would wear the dri-fit for DG. If the logo/print is lame I wouldn't buy either.

 

[Brick Forcepush]

dri-fit w/ undershirt