One disc and only one

So what would it be? If you could only have one disc to play with. What would it be? Sorry Roc and Buzz fanatics. But I would have to go with my 1st run Spider.
So lets hear what you have to say.

Peace

[rob bax]

Z Glide (at least today) --- I'd like to see more try this really versatile disc.

[rob bax]

Oh, and by the way, while I'm interested in what is being said on those that answer "it depends on the course", I believe the question was meant to find out what one disc you would use regardless, short, long, or in between course. That was the point. Am I right, Rescue?

[Scot Lambert]

buzzz...any plasti,not true ddont dig the cryztal z buzzz.

[Coolhand]

buzzz ss

robbax said:

Oh, and by the way, while I'm interested in what is being said on those that answer "it depends on the course", I believe the question was meant to find out what one disc you would use regardless, short, long, or in between course. That was the point. Am I right, Rescue?

[Matt Jankowski]

JK Aviar, on any length course. Drive for show, putt for dough!!!

[Garrett Graham]

Max weight buzz It can do anything. Most Importantly it is a placement disc for me. and I can put with it

[kcbrez009]

TeeBird.

[RiX]

Z Wasp

[Brandon Swanson]

Pure Disc Golf dot Com said:

Depending on the course I would either choose a Classic Roc for a short courses or a 10x KC Teebird for a longer course. I actually putted lights out with a Teebird once when I left my putters at home in the practice basket.

Glad I'm not the only one who has done that!

My response is actually nearly identical as well: Star TL for a longer course, dx roc for a shorter course.

[4U2NV]

Z Wasp

[Kade Atkinson]

Bulldog Multi-Purpose. Its multi-purpose!

[Joe Graham]

DX Roc 175 to 177 gram. Straight, not long but predictable, great for up shots and good for putting!!!!