1 Disc To Rule - This Time "Off The Shelf"

Gabriel's post asking "what one disc would you reach for?" got me wondering.

I have almost the same question - what one new disc would you choose (off the shelf, never thrown) to play a complete round?

Does it changes our answers? Everyone has a feel for the discs in their bag, how 'beat' they are, etc. What is the disc you would choose for versatility and would reliably throw 'off the shelf' the way you expect?

As usual, my answer today is different than what it would have been a year ago, and it will probably be different next year: z-comet.

[mr ed]

DGA's Hurricane..how apropos for Florida dg

[J.D.Guy]

condidering i can putt with my buzzz if i have to, i can hit straight, hyzer and anhyzer lines and get it out over 300, it would have to be the buzzz.

[Danger Dave *X*24 Chains*X*]

Usually I would say ESP Buzzz without a second thought, but I think now I would say ESP Banger

[Charles Isaac]

Lat 64 Opto Fuse. Can maintain whatever line you need, can putt, can drive easily.

[Gabriel -=24 CHA!NS=-]

Glo-z Buzzzz, Firm plastic and flat. Max weight

[Nate Zakreski]

DX 180G ROC, Rancho

[Sam Smith]

This poses a very interesting question. While I don't throw my Rocs very often, I would have to say that it is the best "All-around" disc in my bag. So with only one disc to choose off the shelf I would go with a Roc of any plastic.

[AK Discer]

Unlike some people's post where they picked an old disc or one they do throw now....I'd have to say the Core as I've never thrown it and it is relatively new.

When are they going to come out with a sarcasm font...

[James Hendrick]

z buzzz

[David Jameson]

KC Pro Roc

[rob bax]

I could have been more direct in the initial question - what new disc is the most most reliably predictable off the shelf? I think we've all had the frustrating experience of buying two of the same disc that don't throw alike.

Anyway, back to sean, I like the idea of a sarcasm font, but then people would use it even when they weren't trying to be sarcastic and it would lose it's meaning - which is what happened to wingdings and helvetica previously.

Hey, maybe that's a possibility for a new naming convention. Who wouldn't want to pull out of their bag the new z-times new roman, mv boli, or crystal verdana, star malgun gothic, or just the plain utility mid-range, the sans serif? (damnit i wish there were a sarcasm font)

[Donny Olow]