I have seen this Quarter K disc made by Discwing on lots of websites but have never seen anyone with one. Do any of you have one? If so what does it throw like?
Quote from: ninjaboy076 on March 09, 2006, 08:21:48 PM
I have seen this Quarter K disc made by Discwing on lots of websites but have never seen anyone with one. Do any of you have one? If so what does it throw like?
I'm currently carrying two in my bag. I think they fly a lot like a Flash but add a few feet to the distance. They have a curvy grip under the rim that I like but some people don't.
flys like a bullet when new, fades left for me now
Quote from: Super Roc on March 09, 2006, 09:06:11 PM
flys like a bullet when new, fades left for me now
RHBH?
I have some in stock, mostly 165-168.
Unless they start producing them in the United States, or in a Third World country that can make plastics and ship it overseas for cheaper than we can do it here, I don't know if I will restock them. They are very expensive for D-plastic because they are made in Europe and shipped here. They are coming out with a premium plastic this year and a new driver that should be a little more overstable.
If the players really want them I'll stock them. I need to get a new one on the field side-by-side with a Surge and a Star Wraith. If they are truly longer, I'll probably stock them also.
British disc but sort of like an American car. It looks nice and shiny in the show room but loses a lot of value after the first throw and has minimal value after the first tree. I've got one that didn't hit a tree. It simply faded hard onto hard grass and fell like a spike. It has a nice chip in it and has been retired. I liked it while it lasted.
No warranties. No refunds. :happy11:
Yeah, yeah, caveat emptor. I didn't buy this one from you anyway, but, hey if you wanna used 1/4k... :lol:
Quote from: Chainmeister on March 10, 2006, 10:14:58 AM
Yeah, yeah, caveat emptor. I didn't buy this one from you anyway, but, hey if you wanna used 1/4k... :lol:
sounds like a 1/5 K now....