Any Old school champ panthers. I think they were more flat.
May. 22, 2013, 6:27pm
alex
Do you have any gummy light Champ beasts
May. 22, 2013, 6:13pm
Joe G 5740
Those Star Wraiths were from the 2007-2008 era Sonoray.
May. 22, 2013, 1:46pm
Sonoray
Can you tell me from what year the Clearwater Christmas Star Wraiths were from
May. 22, 2013, 11:42am
Joe G 5740
Sorry Ross - no OGs in that range.
May. 21, 2013, 9:52pm
Ross
Any black OG wizards or soft wizards 170-173 come in
May. 21, 2013, 9:05pm
Joe G 5740
With that information we can tailor the discs to your needs. We do have just about every model in stock - but some of the newer ones are in very short supply.
May. 20, 2013, 7:01pm
Joe G 5740
My recommendation for the used Jason - 1. Tell us what models you like currently and which ones you dont like. 2 tell us what kind of player you are - power - finesse or somewhere in-between and how long you have been playing and possibly your age if you are very young or very old.
May. 20, 2013, 4:07pm
Joe G 5740
No accurate way to verify the high-end used in stock simply because there are too many to list and the inventory changes every time someone comes in the store almost. People are constantly buying and selling and trading the used ones.
May. 20, 2013, 3:56pm
Jason
Looking to get more serious with one of your Grade A 10 Bundles. Do we get to pick the discs... if so... is there a way to verify what you have in stock
May. 20, 2013, 2:39pm
Joe G 5740
We only have 5 left in the Collector section James and 1 X-out which has an F2nd stamp on the front. Got to Collectors - XCaliber to check them out.
May. 19, 2013, 10:36pm
James Travis
Do you all have any star bottom stamp xcalibers
May. 19, 2013, 10:28pm
Joe G 5740
I wouldnt classify them as flat Michael - best described as moderately domey.
May. 19, 2013, 10:22pm
Michael Martin
How flat are the stock Innova glow dx rocs
May. 19, 2013, 5:49pm
Joe G 5740
Yes - they are back on Matt. Just put backsaver in the search box.
May. 19, 2013, 11:40am
Matt
Do yall have any of the Innova back straps in stock
May. 19, 2013, 3:41am
Joe G 5740
Not sure what you mean by regular FireBird but a 12X is Champion plastic. If you have a Champion FireBird with no 12X stamp on it then it is just a different stamp - they are otherwise the same aside from which run they come from.
May. 18, 2013, 6:22pm
Joe G 5740
Those are back on Malik.
May. 18, 2013, 6:21pm
Joe G 5740
We do have some Malik. I will turn them back on. Thanks for the headsup.
May. 18, 2013, 6:15pm
eric
whats the difference between a 12x firebird and a regular firebird
The devastating approach disc. This is the most under-utilized disc in the sport. Most people will forego this disc not knowing what its true purpose is. Basically, an approach shot is a throw, not a putt, and it is designed more to keep you near the basket than to get in it, although the best approach is also a run at the basket.
The Difference between putt and approach -
A putt is usually just a simple flick of the wrist with little or no twisting of the torso, whereas an approach is typically thrown from the side with at least some twisting of the torso and hips. A putt is designed to move significantly slower than a throw. An approach shot, although the slowest throw in disc golf, is still not as slow moving as a putt.
The Difference Between a Putter and an Approach Disc -
First, it`s important to understand that this isn`t set in stone. Plenty of people use putters for approach shots and approach discs as putters. Heck people even use drivers as putters(not recommended). But the true purpose of a putter is for short shots, generally 200 feet or less. Sure, they can be thrown further, but not without a lot of effort, especially if you have a low ceiling.
This is why, when 200 feet gets a little hard with a putter, we can step up to an approach disc. They move a little quicker, sometimes have more glide. They`ll generally handle a shot in the 150-200 foot range a little easier, allowing you to focus on accuracy.
Why Not Just Use a Midrange?
One thing most approach discs do have in common - the ability to stop abruptly somewhere near the target. This is one reason why a midrange disc would be less ideal for these shots. Another reason is the faster speed and higher torque required to make a midrange perform also makes it less appropriate for these shorter shots.
Hint: Always keep an approach disc in your bag. It fills in the short distance deadzone between a putter and a midrange.
Disc Golf Trivia -One of the first true approach discs to hit the market in the mid 80`s was the XD, then known as the Aviar XD. At the time it was hailed as a Revolutionary new "distance" driver. As a matter of fact the "XD" initially stood for "extra distance".
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