I would reverse this but my problem is that I can never get that green-yellow one around here. My bag ends up being full of white and yellow with a pink or 2 thrown in. I wish they would make more in that yellow-green, at dusk or dawn there is no better color including glow discs (assuming the moon is up) and they work as well as pink all day also.
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What is your favorite color for your discs?
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I would reverse this but my problem is that I can never get that green-yellow one around here. My bag ends up being full of white and yellow with a pink or 2 thrown in. I wish they would make more in that yellow-green, at dusk or dawn there is no better color including glow discs (assuming the moon is up) and they work as well as pink all day also.
Lewis
* Ace Member *
I've heard the tennis ball color described as "optic yellow" because it's been scientifically determined to be the easiest color to see. This is exactly why why tennis balls are that color.
I like my bag to be a rainbow of disc flavors, so I'm happy with all kinds of colors in my bag. The only colors I tend to avoid are green, white, and black. I avoid green and black because they seem to be the easiest colors to lose. I'm not really sure why I don't like white discs. For a long time I associated the color with putters, but I've since gotten over that mental oddity. Maybe I avoid white because it's a non-color that would wash out the vibrance of my bag?
I like my bag to be a rainbow of disc flavors, so I'm happy with all kinds of colors in my bag. The only colors I tend to avoid are green, white, and black. I avoid green and black because they seem to be the easiest colors to lose. I'm not really sure why I don't like white discs. For a long time I associated the color with putters, but I've since gotten over that mental oddity. Maybe I avoid white because it's a non-color that would wash out the vibrance of my bag?
Animage
Double Eagle Member
At first - Blue's and Oranges.
After playing hundred rounds later - just pink.
After playing hundred rounds later - just pink.
dgdave
* Ace Member *
not orange.
bassclef
Bogey Member
I also like pink, for all the reasons mentioned thus far.
The absolute dumbest color for a disc has to be the original plastic that the Aerobie Sharpshooters were made in. It's a copper tinted brown which blends in with just about anything found on a course except maybe the grass.
The absolute dumbest color for a disc has to be the original plastic that the Aerobie Sharpshooters were made in. It's a copper tinted brown which blends in with just about anything found on a course except maybe the grass.
CaptainAnhyzer
* Ace Member *
bright is good.
leftyone
Birdie Member
Partial to dyed discs, 3 in the bag here's the break down
Dyed: xl xs wasp
White: tbird teerex pig
Red: valk
Orange: xcaliber polecat
Blue: buzz (2)
Yellow: wasp
Dyed: xl xs wasp
White: tbird teerex pig
Red: valk
Orange: xcaliber polecat
Blue: buzz (2)
Yellow: wasp
Bacon Grease
Par Member
Haha! Glad I found this old thread. Thanks Search Function.
Putters and mids aren't as big of deal to me as are drivers. I do like having a well rounded selection of colors in the bag though, but as far as drivers go, visibility and findability(new word) are the biggest factors to me. Also, I think about that occasional errant Tee off heading towards unsuspecting victims. Something in pink, orange or yellow is way more easy to see coming than say blue. That said my pref for drivers are Pink, Orange, Yellow, White and Echo Star green which is surprisingly easy to find in the grass/woods. Oh I have a Monarch champ in that optimal tennis ball yellow/green that's pretty sweet too.
Rock on!
Putters and mids aren't as big of deal to me as are drivers. I do like having a well rounded selection of colors in the bag though, but as far as drivers go, visibility and findability(new word) are the biggest factors to me. Also, I think about that occasional errant Tee off heading towards unsuspecting victims. Something in pink, orange or yellow is way more easy to see coming than say blue. That said my pref for drivers are Pink, Orange, Yellow, White and Echo Star green which is surprisingly easy to find in the grass/woods. Oh I have a Monarch champ in that optimal tennis ball yellow/green that's pretty sweet too.
Rock on!
Travis1010
Birdie Member
I seem to have the easiest time finding a bright blue disc in the leaves.
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