(insert pro disc golfer's name) leaving (insert established disc golf company name)

[costoid]

"choice of champions" right?

Ha ha. Well played

 

[discddwn]

The blue looks like opaque champion type plastic.

 

[keltik]

**** just got real. Something familiar about those stamps. I dig the green on the left.

 

[discddwn]

I have been looking at this trying to figure out what they are and why some look bigger than others. I am thinking that green one on the left is the midrange but the top of the flight plate looks like it has a Vulcan thing going on.The other three all look like a max distance driver.

That might also explain the different logo on that one.

 

[plastic cannon]

I thought the stamp looked real familiar too and not compared to legacy.

 

[PatBlazek]

Ha ha. Well played

Very well played

 

[costoid]

Far left looks like the old Avenger stamp.

 

[Sadjo]

I like the idea of a real big disc. Over the years I've thrown Jaguars, The Lynx and a Condor. All have been great discs. Compare those to a Whippet and they're much bigger.

 

[larrod25]

they could all be prototypes for all I know....the production runs might look different. But I have been in the shop before, and that is the first time I have seen them.

 

[freakinwizzz]

who is the owner of prodigy? how is there enough money to support a team and the making of discs

 

[Menacewarf]

Nike, keen, espn, and Dr Scholes

 

[dehaas]

They all look like drivers to me, you can see where the inner rim joins the plate and none of the rims look thin enough to be mids. I think the crooked pic and possibly crooked hanging is creating an optical illusion. Unless large diameter warp speed drivers are the next big thing I think peoples eyes are playing tricks on them.

 

[costoid]

The illusion is that a new company will invent a better wheel. Unless incentives are better, u still gotta have the skills the "collect" the bills.

 

[dscmn]

they're all effed. how do you throw a white box with a red x? those won't fly at all.

 

[larrod25]

I am really curious to see what kind of release there will be. Who will be selling them? Will they be available across the country? on the internet? It is great that some of the pros will be throwing them (reportedly), but will anyone else be able to get them?

 

[Plankeye]

I think in order to be used in a tournament there must be an x amount of them produced and available to the public

 

[discddwn]

I'm sure you will be able to get them at wolfe's before anybody else in the country.:thmbup:

 

[larrod25]

I think in order to be used in a tournament there must be an x amount of them produced and available to the public

I am sure there will be plenty of them made. But after all of this hype, I am wondering what the actual release plan will be......

 

[Rob Martin]

OK, so earlier I was googling Lavonne Wolfe and I found an old video about his son Gary, and they used the word 'prodigy' in it several times. Found it again:

"A network feed from the late '80s featuring then child prodigy Gary Wolfe along with proud papa Lavonne."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPOBQJyjF5w

Then I looked for Gary Wolfe on PDGA and he isn't an active member any longer.
Anybody know the story on that?

 

[keltik]

Wait did someone say Feldberg left Oregon for Alabama?