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How Real is Too Real?
Thinking about all of the incredible designs that can be put onto a disc – this ESP Buzzz has me wondering ‘How real is too real?’ I can image that this disc would definately lead to some interesting reactions if you stumbled upon this in the woods. That being said, some built in security!
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Not a huge fan of those new graphic discs. They are not PDGA legal because they are not a dye/foil. It would be a shame to spend time learning and breaking in a disc only to have to remove it from my bag during a tournament. They sure look cool though.
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I did not know that they were not PDGA approved, and I am with you regarding the designs…cool to look at, nothing I will have in my bag.
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The lamination (or however the image is put in the disc) counts as an illegal disc modification. Kaposia has TONS of discs designed by FestiDaze and that is a common reason why they’re not really moving. Dyes are ok, but stickers or paint are not.
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Ah, I see. That is something that new disc golf brands and companies will need to pay attention to. It seems like more and more players are focusing on competition…better have approved discs!
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These are from DiscStore.com. I have a custom one that’s pizza and my wife has a cinnamon roll one. I never thought about or realized that these wouldn’t be legal. Good to know. Might just have to pick up another regular one in the same plastic to use.
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