New CFR GLOW Firebirds- legal disc or weapon?

[Iberian_55]

Playing with "Fire"bird

I am retired from the plastics industry (not discs). Where there are standards to adhere by. The Company (i.e. disc MFG) is responsible for in house testing. If the approving agent (i.e. PDGA) conducted a random testing of these discs and they failed. The disc MFG could face the possibility of losing approval of this disc. So, where does that leave us the DG'rs? Imagine you are at a PDGA sanctioned tournament and the PDGA has issued a ban on this failed disc? Or worst scenario: All of this MFG's products? What then? You tell me. What would you do? This MFG would be playing with"Fire"bird

 

[MDethCKR]

I'm guessing y'all don't know Dana.... DBs...

 

[Brall]

what makes this a harder disc?

i'd guess that the plastic used is the same plastic for other molds. so it has to be the molding process, right? maybe they have the presses set to a higher pressure due to problems with the molding process.

 

[rusch_bag]

http://www.vibramdiscgolf.com/dana-vicich.html

 

[cali]

I'm guessing y'all don't know Dana.... DBs...

No one made any rude or disrespectful remarks. Just a few respectful disagreements. Don't see how that makes anyone a douchebag.....

 

[rusch_bag]

They are crazy stiff. I had to pull them out of my bag for the winter, but they might be going back in now that the snow is melting.

 

[EL-KABONG]

if you're worried, try wearing a helmet next time you walk onto a course. that should catch on real fast:thmbup:

Don't even bring this up...not even in jest.

Some legislative d-bag will get ideas!