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Organizing discs
- Thread starter smook
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I'm lazy, so the ones at home are all mixed up, and the bag is just separated by putters, mids and drivers.
psudgc17
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Truth.
UnitedPuppySlayer
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Sounds about right!
StarFirebird
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I've got 8 drivers in one pocket,7 midranges in one pocket and then 5 putters in the other pocket.Then on the outside of my bag I have 2 mini's and 2 putters.
onemilemore
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My wife put my bag in ROYGBIV order one day, and I liked it. From there, I took it one step more anal: Drivers/mids/putters in each color, and if I have more than one driver in that color, it goes from higher to lower speed. It makes my bag look nice, but is disorganized by disc type. It makes me pay attention to what I pull out of the bag, though.
Scared_Discless
* Ace Member *
I organize my discs by stabiltity and you think you have a problem :\
In the bag they just go putters/mids/drivers.
Throwers that are not in the bag are stored on some old CD storage racks. There are five of them; two of them hold putters, one holds mids, one holds fairway drivers and one holds distance drivers. I don't throw a lot of distance drivers, so the overflow mid ranges end up on that rack.
For the unthrown storage they are separated by company and then placed in putter/mid/driver order. Then they are separated by speed, then stability. So for example a box with Innova Mids will go Stingray/Cobra/Shark/Roc/Panther/Spider/Gator. Discs of the same kind are placed lighter to heavier so a 170g Roc will be in front of a 177G Roc. Sometimes something throws a monkey wrench in the plans, like the fact that I have too many Rocs for them to fit in the box with the rest of the mids so they get their own box. I also have "collectable" stuff like first runs and old SE discs separated from the rest of the discs.
So there is a system there, just not one that makes sense to anybody but me.
Throwers that are not in the bag are stored on some old CD storage racks. There are five of them; two of them hold putters, one holds mids, one holds fairway drivers and one holds distance drivers. I don't throw a lot of distance drivers, so the overflow mid ranges end up on that rack.
For the unthrown storage they are separated by company and then placed in putter/mid/driver order. Then they are separated by speed, then stability. So for example a box with Innova Mids will go Stingray/Cobra/Shark/Roc/Panther/Spider/Gator. Discs of the same kind are placed lighter to heavier so a 170g Roc will be in front of a 177G Roc. Sometimes something throws a monkey wrench in the plans, like the fact that I have too many Rocs for them to fit in the box with the rest of the mids so they get their own box. I also have "collectable" stuff like first runs and old SE discs separated from the rest of the discs.
So there is a system there, just not one that makes sense to anybody but me.
RHINESEL
Double Eagle Member
My bag has 2 dividers creating 3 separate areas
Drivers| Utility Discs, round Rubbermaid container of snacks, emergency stuff| Mids and Throwing putter.
Within the Drivers and Mids section discs are organized by stability from OS to Under. This way I know exactly what area to reach for. I only have 5 drivers, 4 mids, one driving putter, and 2 utility discs so it's pretty easy to know what I have in there.
Putter in pocket on outside.
Drivers| Utility Discs, round Rubbermaid container of snacks, emergency stuff| Mids and Throwing putter.
Within the Drivers and Mids section discs are organized by stability from OS to Under. This way I know exactly what area to reach for. I only have 5 drivers, 4 mids, one driving putter, and 2 utility discs so it's pretty easy to know what I have in there.
Putter in pocket on outside.
Glad I'm not the only one. I organize mine by stability for driver/fairways/mids
cooliomcfly
Newbie
i sort by speed, which also creates its own driver/mid/putter when done right. from there they go by stability
rily roygbiv but rainbow-esqe none the less. 
In my bag, the discs are organized by speed except for my utility discs. Within each speed range they are organized by stability.
Utility discs are far left. Just to the right of them is my most overstable fastest disc in the bag followed by lesser stability fastest disc. Then control drivers from most overstable to most understable. Then fairways...you get the idea.
Utility discs are far left. Just to the right of them is my most overstable fastest disc in the bag followed by lesser stability fastest disc. Then control drivers from most overstable to most understable. Then fairways...you get the idea.
Spooky1
Newbie
divided up by drivers mids and putters and my drivers are in order by weight
plastic cannon
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Mine goes from fastest to slowest drivers, then the mids go from least to most stable, then putters in front. Aside from the zone which is my slowest "mid".
Murderous Monkey
Eagle Member
I have the basic Innova bag so I have my fairways in color order in the front and my mids and putters in color order in the back. My friend has a Fade Crunch and I put them in color order for him and he didn't even notice for a round or two and when he finally saw it, he liked it and kept it that way.
jimbosprint
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Drivers, mids, and putters are divided, and then organized by stability and color, from overstable (blue) to straight (white) to understable (red).
ZDotHalbach
Eagle Member
Stability for drivers and mids. Putters are just the putter that I putt with and the one I hold in the other hand. From there it is just backups
