[Question] What is your favorite color?

[Reniger]

So, when you are looking for a new disc, does color play a factor in your buying decision? Are you an all white guy? Do you think you just blue yourself? Is "chartreuse" really a word? What do you go for?

 

[Streets]

 

[46YearOldSlinger]

Bright Pink! I can find them. Bright chartreuse is also good. NO DARK RED.

 

[hugheshilton]

You win DGCR for the day my friend.

 

[SD86]

So, when you are looking for a new disc, does color play a factor in your buying decision? Are you an all white guy? Do you think you just blue yourself? Is "chartreuse" really a word? What do you go for?

"Chartreuse" really is a word, and is a color: it's that bright green-yellow that practically glows in dim light.

I voted blue, but here are the caveats: it must be LIGHT blue, I can't see and find dark blue or purplish-blue discs. I "throw pink" during October, Save-the-Ta-Tas month. I also have white, bright orange and yellow in my bag.

As long as it's a bright color that I can find when I throw it, it's good.

 

[Reniger]

Ever disc in my bag is pink. Either by manufacturer or personally dyed. Easy to find and Breast Cancer has hugely impacted my family. The only disc I bag that isn't pink is a single Fossil Flex Scale. Only comes in white and won't take dye.

 

[Reniger]

Then why didn't you vote for that last option?

 

[Stable]

I voted pink. A real solid/bright/neon pink color is the easiest to find and stands out the brightest against the natural colors of a disc golf course. I love bright colored, easter egg looking discs and that plays a huge factor on my buying decisions. My eyesight gets worse every year so the brighter the better. I typically by discs off of ebay these days so that I can see how bright and opaque the disc is before I buy. Websites like InfiniteDiscs and DiscBaron do a good job of showing the individual disc for sale.

I don't at all understand the OCD need to have a bag full of only one color. My bag is full of different bright colors and I think it gives each one a different identity and so easy to pick out what I'm looking for while I play.

 

[dwindacatcher]

Pink and white. I also have way too many orange. I regret every one of them this time of year.

 

[Reniger]

I voted pink. A real solid/bright/neon pink color is the easiest to find and stands out the brightest against the natural colors of a disc golf course. I love bright colored, easter egg looking discs and that plays a huge factor on my buying decisions. My eyesight gets worse every year so the brighter the better. I typically by discs off of ebay these days so that I can see how bright and opaque the disc is before I buy. Websites like InfiniteDiscs and DiscBaron do a good job of showing the individual disc for sale.

I don't at all understand the OCD need to have a bag full of only one color. My bag is full of different bright colors and I think it gives each one a different identity and so easy to pick out what I'm looking for while I play.

Super duper thmpsup for Disc Baron. One of the best stores in my area. Not only does Jacob have an AWESOME site with pictures of every disc, he has a wicked brick & mortar and does tooooooons for the local scene. From running leagues and tourneys, to sponsoring events, and even helping to raise funds for a reworking of a local course before Grand Rapids hosts the 2017 World Pro Masters. If only I could get him to stock some Discmania.

 

[ilmcgee]

Bright Pink! I can find them. Bright chartreuse is also good. NO DARK RED.

No red here either. I like yellow, pink, light blue, and white. Orange is ok.

 

[bradharris]

I like blues. But orange is a close second choice.

 

[Snap-it]

Coral

 

[Ted Bratton]

Anything

 

[hugheshilton]

I don't at all understand the OCD need to have a bag full of only one color. My bag is full of different bright colors and I think it gives each one a different identity and so easy to pick out what I'm looking for while I play.

Yeah I'm with you there. Having a bag with only one color would just make me have to hunt through 3 or 4 discs every time I needed to make a shot. Like most others on here, I like bright colors, red, blue, pink, etc. Since Portland doesn't get much snow, I have no problem with white discs either. I can't see green discs very well; even bright greens like "chartreuse" tend to blend into the shrubbery, especially during the spring. I'm also a little leery about yellow discs, honestly. I find many scenarios where they tend to disappear as well (such as tall, yellow grass).

I think black and brown are the absolute worst; I've owned one of each in the past and both of them were lost very quickly. I was at a tournament where they were selling "gold" shimmer Destroyer CFRs recently. I know people on FB go nuts over the special gold Destroyers, but to me those things just looks like a brown disc that I would immediately lose. I probably should have bought some to resell on FB though. There's some collectors on there that just go crazy for them for some reason.

 

[BarstampLover]

pink should be every guys favorite color!

 

[ThrowBot]

If possible, bright pink is always my top choice. Easiest to see in all conditions. Depending on the season, orange or day-glo is the next choice.

 

[jskew113]

My go to color is bright day-glo green. It used to be hard to find discs in this color, but seems like it has gotten easier recently. Also really like Carolina blue and pink.

 

[ThomasOrion]

All white discs. All Blue discs for winter/snow. And White/Gray/Black Putters

 

[World Eater]

Toss up between pink and orange. I have more orange which is a nuisance for two months a year. Orange disc with blue stamp is pretty much always my first choice. Pink is next because its findable, then green/yellow.

If its not dayglow or bright pink then it has to be pretty.