[MVP] MVP Disc Sports (Official Thread) (Part II)

[Johnny Depth]

What do you guys think the distance driver will be called?

MVP Depth

 

[sgamerp]

if they name a disc after you I will buy 5.

 

[onemilemore]

I've got an idea: The MVP guys are on summer break from school. Maybe they can be young dudes and have some fun for a week or two before having to satisfy our disc needs.

I'm sure they'd never go for that, though.

 

[pspunch]

i love my ion

 

[Halcón]

I've got an idea: The MVP guys are on summer break from school. Maybe they can be young dudes and have some fun for a week or two before having to satisfy our disc needs.

I'm sure they'd never go for that, though.

Nah, the boys are always busy. They have assured me that they make time for fun though. :thmbup:

Pspunch,

You and me both, my friend.

 

[Aim For The Chains]

Tossed around my new SOFT Neutron ION today at rosland park (short 1 disc 9er) and can say they fly like IONS but feel really weird to me inside the circle (I don't like floppy putters for putting) but was mashing on it full power drives as well as powering it down and just flies like an ION with a ton of grip.

Probably my new go-to upshot and placement disc but hated putting with it. I'll have some video this week.

 

[Miamisms]

Tossed around my new SOFT Neutron ION today at rosland park ...

Is it sad that when I read SOFT my dyslexic brain rearranged it to FSOT..... I need to get off my iPad -.-

 

[Lurp Nuts]

i've never seen a true putter fly as far as my anodes do.

 

[MrGlass01]

i've never seen a true putter fly as far as my anodes do.

anodes were the first MVP disc i truly noticed the gyro. that thing hates the ground once its going!! fn amazing.

 

[Johnny Depth]

Okay guys, help me out. So I've got my brief case bag ready for my new "Business as Usual" thing i'm going with during my rounds. Here is my bag now:






I need help with a way to put my putters on the outside of the brief case. Any ideas on how I could do this?

 

[Brodysseus]

Okay guys, help me out. So I've got my brief case bag ready for my new "Business as Usual" thing i'm going with during my rounds. Here is my bag now:






I need help with a way to put my putters on the outside of the brief case. Any ideas on how I could do this?

You, sir, are an absolute delight.

 

[ZAMson]

Okay guys, help me out. So I've got my brief case bag ready for my new "Business as Usual" thing i'm going with during my rounds. Here is my bag now:

I need help with a way to put my putters on the outside of the brief case. Any ideas on how I could do this?

Fantastic.

First, we need to know how much damage/alteration can happen to the briefcase. Cuz this could get sticky.

I'd go with a duct-tape pouch. It could be a single panel of tape (that's with the adhesive on the inside, both outer faces being non-stick) that forms the outside of the pouch, holding the discs against the outside of the briefcase. You could also fold over one larger panel so that it cradles the putters, sealed on 3 sides. Then secure that flap/pouch to the briefcase. If you need to keep the briefcase business-cash for later use, I'd figure out some way to anchor the pouch using extension straps that connect in an X pattern onto the inside of the briefcase. They'd attach (maybe with bulldog clips?) to the opening of the document panel inside, as well as near the hinge area.

 

[Halcón]

Only Johnny could come up with this stuff. I love how the Nano fits perfectly in that pocket.

 

[Mulligan McGee]

Okay guys, help me out. So I've got my brief case bag ready for my new "Business as Usual" thing i'm going with during my rounds. Here is my bag now:






I need help with a way to put my putters on the outside of the brief case. Any ideas on how I could do this?

Im glad you posted this for a minute there I thought this threads last breath was gonna be "puddle tops..."

 

[jskew113]

Thank you sir for putting a smile on my face this morning.

 

[Johnny Depth]

Fantastic.

First, we need to know how much damage/alteration can happen to the briefcase. Cuz this could get sticky.

I'd go with a duct-tape pouch. It could be a single panel of tape (that's with the adhesive on the inside, both outer faces being non-stick) that forms the outside of the pouch, holding the discs against the outside of the briefcase. You could also fold over one larger panel so that it cradles the putters, sealed on 3 sides. Then secure that flap/pouch to the briefcase. If you need to keep the briefcase business-cash for later use, I'd figure out some way to anchor the pouch using extension straps that connect in an X pattern onto the inside of the briefcase. They'd attach (maybe with bulldog clips?) to the opening of the document panel inside, as well as near the hinge area.

Thanks! I'll try something like this

 

[Johnny Depth]

Oh and I can destroy the briefcase if necessary. Found it at a yard sale specifically for this lol.

 

[ZAMson]

Oh and I can destroy the briefcase if necessary. Found it at a yard sale specifically for this lol.

Perfect. That's Business As Usual Disc Golf

 

[sneakytiki]

To stick with the business theme, you could attach a pouch to the front made out of hanging file folders or something like that.

 

[Johnny Depth]

To stick with the business theme, you could attach a pouch to the front made out of hanging file folders or something like that.

I am a fan of this idea!! I will try to incorporate this into the design.