Marmoset
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Mine rarely ever have beat Rocs. You are lucky if yours regularly has beat Rocs.
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[Innova] The mythical Innova ROC
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Putt for D'oh
Double Eagle Member
The beat rocs I see in the bin look beat like a dog chew toy. A little ways beyond the sweet spot.
ChefKoolaid
Birdie Member
Ive found 5 or so nicely beat rocs in the last year
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You're lucky. I barely even have store:|
Gmtata01
Eagle Member
Most OS
What is the most OS Roc and most OS Roc3?
What is the most OS Roc and most OS Roc3?
DrBaartman
Birdie Member
Most OS Rocs I've tried are anything from USDGC 06. Especially the star runs.
SD86
Banned
In my Roc3 experience, the Metal Flake Roc3 was the most stable out of the box.
And therefore an excellent reason to not cycle Rocs.
You're an idiot. And you're out of your depth.
That has happened to me 3 times this year. Just throw one of the ones on either side of it in your bag. It is fine. It will be fine in no time.
They're Rocs. They're all good. Don't overthink it. If you have 3 in your bag, you can get by with 2. You know the mold. Throw it.
Casey 1988
Shun the frumious Bandersnatch!
I think the best ROC's are the old DX that had the lower DX Shark Top shaped dome on the mold, those and the KC of the same era with that dome were really hard to find even when they came out as players bought them up due to how nice they threw. I never used the ROC as I never liked the mold that much but seeing how that version of the ROC flew for others was something else.
SD86
Banned
*yawn*
Casey 1988
Shun the frumious Bandersnatch!
I say to each there own choice in how to use the ROC, as each person on here has there own bag set up right? I mean few on this site do copy a Pro bag of discs as best they can.
I mean the whole point of cycling Rocs is learning the mold and how to execute the shots so you aren't Mr. "I have a different mold for every shot and throw every shot the same way expecting the disc to do the work so if I lose one I'm screwed". Put some hyzer on the turnover Roc and off you go.
Casey 1988
Shun the frumious Bandersnatch!
Or you have to have an exact or as close as you can get in that plastic, a backup in your bag of the same disc. This way you do not have to have a duplicate mid in the bag, I do but that is simply the mold I use only comes in Champion and I do rotate throws with both discs to maintain a similar type of wear on the discs.
Lumberjack504
Eagle Member
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Most OS Roc I've thrown is a glow champ Rancho from USDGC - 2104 I think? Paul McB is on the stamp.
Most OS roc3 I've thrown is a luster. Still nowhere near the Rancho I just mentioned, but still a nice half-to-full tick more OS than run of the mill Roc3s.
Earlier this year I found a Ten Time KC Roc in a used bin for $3. It was completely thrashed and bent in half. Looked more like a historical artifact.
Also got some nice KC Roc X-Outs that have KC Aviar stamps.
I'm partial to stiff DX Rocs, but I couldn't resist.
tennesseetailor
Par Member
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No real shops near me other than PIAS, and they never have used anything just a bunch of new Blizzard Katanas and DX Birdies. I really love flat top glow KC rocs (but not color glow) so I just pay attention to DGU for F2s or ebay for extra tournament stamp'd rocs that didn't sell locally. I just throw multiple shots when I do throw rocs on the course to try to age a couple at the same time.
But you like Comets and Buzzzsss and Gotes......
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Just like any day I throw a Roc...
