Yeah all I can say is not an orc, it should have a bead on underside of the wing and more concave.
A Viking is flatter and more symmetrical
A Viking is flatter and more symmetrical
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I dont know what my putter is. So it has black rim and kinda pink middle section in underside it says patent pending
It's an MVP Ion.A profile (side) picture would help us greatly. It's definitely a MVP brand disc however. I'm guessing an Ion.
So if I had an Ion like that, why would that be a good thing? At the time people hated it.Also look for a textured grip strip on the bottom, about 2" wide from the rim inward.
So if I had an Ion like that, why would that be a good thing? At the time people hated it.
So if I had an Ion like that, why would that be a good thing? At the time people hated it.
Yeah you never know haha might be worth some bucks... the more valuable ones say "cam realty" on the bottom, those are 2nd run, but first major production run. Also look for a textured grip strip on the bottom, about 2" wide from the rim inward.
Then there's a run or so where they retooled and the name is embedded in the black rim.
I'm also guessing there's no writing on the black rim. To sum it up, sure looks like a "medium" Ion from here. Could be an anode.
I have an old battered putter (from the 90s?) that only says "Latitude 64, Made in Sweden" on it. I think I bought it second-hand in a shop around year 2000.
Does anyone know the model and even the flight ratings? What year it was designed?
Cheers!
Ching Ring 'O Rocs. Those were really popular in around 2000-ish time frame.I was wondering if someone could help me identify what this roc is exactly. I've had it in my collection for a while and it's been sitting. It is a rancho mold.
Thanks for the help
Any ideas on this PIAS find? Old patent number F2 mid. Not entirely sure the Sharpie on the flight plate is factory penned? Looks like MD but I thought MD's weren't released until like 2015, long after patent numbers had been removed...
Any ideas on this PIAS find? Old patent number F2 mid. Not entirely sure the Sharpie on the flight plate is factory penned? Looks like MD but I thought MD's weren't released until like 2015, long after patent numbers had been removed...
MDs were approved in November 2006 https://www.pdga.com/technical-standards/equipment-certification/discs/md1-midrange-driver
The profile of the wing seems exactly like MD to me.
Weird cause this says something different?
https://www.discmania.net/collections/md
But you're right the wings look identical...
Forgot to include a profile of the wing.
I'm thinking now this could actually be a putter? And maybe upside down it's lowercase "av"?
Any help gang lol?!