Disc names they *should* have used
- TheGroover
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Disc names they *should* have used
What disc names should Innova et al be using?
It's no use using a disc called the Surge when you've got a weeny arm. Or a Chain Slammer when you're awful at putting. So, what names should they be using? [and what marketing strap line would they have?]
I give you the following drivers:
Worm Burner
Tree Hugger
Deep Blue
The Slug
And my putter:
The Fly-By
Anyone else got any better ideas? Maybe the good ones will end up in INFlight.
Andy
It's no use using a disc called the Surge when you've got a weeny arm. Or a Chain Slammer when you're awful at putting. So, what names should they be using? [and what marketing strap line would they have?]
I give you the following drivers:
Worm Burner
Tree Hugger
Deep Blue
The Slug
And my putter:
The Fly-By
Anyone else got any better ideas? Maybe the good ones will end up in INFlight.
Andy
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Mid-Range
The Blunderbuss
From Wikipedia, I'm sure you could modify this into a discgolf 'marketing' spiel...
The Blunderbuss
From Wikipedia, I'm sure you could modify this into a discgolf 'marketing' spiel...

Most of these weapons are mid-sized, being smaller than most shoulder-fired arms, but larger than a pistol. Although fitted with a butt, the dimensions suggest that most were not really intended to be fired from the shoulder and were instead fired from the hip.
By its nature, the blunderbuss is not a very precise weapon.Although it was sometimes used in a military setting, it was more effective when the goal was not to hit a specific target, but rather any one of multiple targets, such as for crowd control. During combat, the blunderbuss was a very unpredictable weapon; it could hit an entire group of enemy soldiers or miss all of them. The blunderbuss thus became a byword for inaccurate marksmanship in any field. As well, the word itself came to mean "a clumsy or stupid person".
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- TheGroover
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bruce wrote:Mid-Range
The Blunderbuss
From Wikipedia, I'm sure you could modify this into a discgolf 'marketing' spiel...
Most of these weapons are mid-sized, being smaller than most shoulder-fired arms, but larger than a pistol. Although fitted with a butt, the dimensions suggest that most were not really intended to be fired from the shoulder and were instead fired from the hip.
By its nature, the blunderbuss is not a very precise weapon.Although it was sometimes used in a military setting, it was more effective when the goal was not to hit a specific target, but rather any one of multiple targets, such as for crowd control. During combat, the blunderbuss was a very unpredictable weapon; it could hit an entire group of enemy soldiers or miss all of them. The blunderbuss thus became a byword for inaccurate marksmanship in any field. As well, the word itself came to mean "a clumsy or stupid person".


i like that one
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A few discs in regards to my own experience
The Cloaker, a unique disc that although being hotpink still seems to disappear without a trace in the shortest of undergrowth.
flip n role, aka recreational disc, a disc that although on the surface, seems a simple well balanced object, turns out to die and roll without explanation, useful in some circumstances, but sadly not yet PDGA approved.
And finally, the quarterC, a distant cousin of the discwing monster, that although you put every ounce of strength and skill into the huck still seems to end up at the JT (please don't hurt me jonny)
The Cloaker, a unique disc that although being hotpink still seems to disappear without a trace in the shortest of undergrowth.
flip n role, aka recreational disc, a disc that although on the surface, seems a simple well balanced object, turns out to die and roll without explanation, useful in some circumstances, but sadly not yet PDGA approved.
And finally, the quarterC, a distant cousin of the discwing monster, that although you put every ounce of strength and skill into the huck still seems to end up at the JT (please don't hurt me jonny)
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Shouldn't the last veg disc be the Pro tato?......Nige wrote:Us vegetarians have been crying out for a range of discs that aren't named after nasty carnivores...
the DX Broccoli
Elite-X Aubergine
Cruiseline Cabbage
ESP Cauilflower
Star Sprout
Pro potato
There's a lot of mileage in fruit too
I'll get be coat....
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Running with scissors since 1977
BDGA 173 PDGA 8831
Running with scissors since 1977
BDGA 173 PDGA 8831
Champion PineappleNige wrote:There's a lot of mileage in fruit too
DX Banana - it bends like a dream, gaurenteed never to fly straight
Pro Mango
Cruiseline Coconut - will plumet from a tree so will never get stuck, but will also float as u watch it drift out to sea
Star Fruit

Or more Sea life ...
Champion Sea Cucumber
DX Molosuc
Cruiseline Crustatian
Pro Enenimy
Star Fish
.. ok, i'll stop now

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Pro Tato - best one yet although initial reviews say its prone to - yes you guessed it - chipping.
From the obscure world of forestry and timber
Adze - will shave shots off your score
Cant Hook - great anhyzer disc
Peavy - ditto but with a pointyier rim profile
Froe - will split the fairway every time
A putter called Chastity - never goes through the chains.
From the obscure world of forestry and timber
Adze - will shave shots off your score
Cant Hook - great anhyzer disc
Peavy - ditto but with a pointyier rim profile
Froe - will split the fairway every time
A putter called Chastity - never goes through the chains.