To Disc Infinity, and Beyond

[Lurp Nuts]

Check out the Disc Infinity Basket. A brand new design by Trent Bray and Bill Atwood of La Grande, Oregon, this represents the second basket created by their new enterprise, Disc Infinity.

It features a removable outer ring of chains that convert to a bullseye basket, custom name plates and flag, and your choice of color powder coating. There are no bars that wrap around the upper ring of the basket, and it has a wheel that is actually usable in the field. Every piece has been meticulously hand crafted and designed with years of disc golf experience and ingenuity. The next step will be to shorten the length between vertical bars which will make the basket PDGA legal.

Boutique basket for the price of the major manufacturer's stuff, yeah, it's pretty sweet.

 

[Grungedude42]

Neat! I wonder how one would look in orange and black.

 

[Lurp Nuts]

probably completely awesome!

 

[Halcón]

That's pretty sick!

 

[Buiscutboy]

I'd say it's more slick than sick.



How much will it be? When can you order one? Probably after it's pdga approved.

 

[Lurp Nuts]

I paid 450 for mine, and it's still in the prototyping stage. Assuming production ramps up, the cost will come down.

 

[Lurp Nuts]

Although technically you could order one right now :thmbup:

 

[ian.]

sharp looking basket and really cool idea, look forward to hearing and seeing more, keep up the great work guys :thmbup:

 

[discreid]

Nice looking basket, and I love the option of removing the outer chains.

The lack of nubs would prevent me from buying one though. I've putted on a basket without nubs before and really didn't like how putts would go zinging off the rim. Ed put the nubs on there for a purpose. Personally I think the pdga standards should require them.

 

[mashnut]

I like the idea of a big wheel, that looks easier to deal with on rough terrain than many of the other portable basket wheels I've seen. Is it an inflated tire or is it solid?

 

[Lurp Nuts]

the tire on this one has a tube, but having a solid would be an easy alternative. the tire is pretty beefy though, i doubt that anything will be able to puncture it down at 10 psi or so. also, it would be cheaper to go with bolts instead of quick release, but it would make it harder to transport and convert to bullseye. i haven't seen any problems with these.

 

[Aim For The Chains]

I cant imagine the weight of the basket justifies using a air inflated tire but cool basket.

 

[LGFrolfer]

Can't wait to get my hands on one of these! Soon....very soon

 

[rd.bittle]

That looks sweet.