It’s Been Too Long!

[@Jammer715]

The la Mirada disc made me think you should do a Southern California trip and play all the classic course. Morley field, La Mirada, oak grove

[@hunterjohnson2315]

yes 100%!!

[@samharwood340]

Plastic gets chalky primarily due to the breakdown of its molecular structure caused by exposure to environmental factors like ultraviolet (UV) rays from sunlight, which leads to oxidation and the migration of plasticizers (additives that keep plastic flexible), resulting in a dull, white, chalky appearance on the surface. Or so I'm told...

[@deftonesplayer420]

I have some that doesn't see sunlight and is still chalky looking, it's the oils of the plastic coming out and drying the plastic out. You have a better chance of a disc breaking that is chalky that others

[@dinkfu01]

Plastics lab tech here and yeah you hit the nail on the head bud. Nice.

[@boyd1836]

Love what your doing man

[@AprilJeremyF]

Those harriers are super flippy, after a couple runs they updated the flight numbers to -4/1

[@MitchellCrowley-wz4yl]

The chalkiness you see on prodigy plastic is caused by a material composition side and why you dont see it prominent in other manufacturers. It can happen if the plastic is exposed to unfavorable climate, wrong proportions of the polymers and plasticizers, or possible that the additives are not compatitive with the polymer or other additives. Long way of saying its they chemical formula they use for their plastic types.

[@Anthony-qy9vc]

From what I understand about Prodigy plastic is, the way it was explained to me, the plastic mixture didn't get fully mixed, so some of it starts to separate from the final mold. In the same way that if you don't mix salt into water it'll sink to the bottom, the chalky comes from less mixed plastic. Not sure how accurate it is, but it makes sense to me haha

[@elkabong1338]

Love the la mirada shout out! That's my home course lol!

[@Tupsu1]

The chalk easily comes off by rubbing the disc with your fingers. I’ve heard some people use olive oil as well. I bagged a super chalky color glow PA3, and it hasn’t gotten chalky again during regular use. It only becomes chalky if you let it sit for weeks/months.

[@novapunkx]

lol your hard cut ending totally got me. I thought my phone messed up and I went back and watched the ending again. 😂

[@leethancarroll5259]

Out here with Gannons putter and the knee putts lol.. can’t beat ‘em join ‘em!

[@nathanielredd1252]

Texas ranger is incredible, especially in Bravo! Straight flying and smooth

[@Seddens_DG]

The “good thing I can’t read” comment got me 😂😂

[@Mcgonigal264]

D model us is the green one haha

[@RamtownDiscgolf]

Hey, what camera do you use for recording?

[@Theblack_bandit]

yo

[@Disc_golphin]

So cool you threw a disc from a local tournament to me! 👍🏼

[@kevinlewis9906]

Based on the last throw, I think you found yourself an amazing roller disc if it's turning like that over 5,000 ft.

[@mad85123]

For a weak arm like mine, that Harrier looks awesome!!!! Probably would hit 320’ finally with it 😳

[@Sniffiez]

[@triplespace007]

Only time I experienced "I'm getting better" was returning to the pitch and putt course I played within the first month of playing. (It wasn't much of an improvement)

[@mr_nice_guy515]

Many great things about Colorado but man playing disc golf in Colo is toooooooough. Between elevation and the hard ground ….

[@mattfoster_10]

Ronin!

[@kellenwaters6898]

I just found your channel through trash panda, imagine my shock seeing Erie disc golf

[@ddrewable]

Monster!

[@braydenhopkins3852]

Yay

[@brianmcfarland6548]

FWIW prodigy has highly improved their plastic to not get chalky

[@prattacaster]

I just got a first run Roman and it's bottom stamped RONIN on it.

[@brianmcfarland6548]

That’s what they originally called it but had to change because of the other disc

[@JerichoSprague]

Fish oil the chalky disk

[@ddrewable]

Lone star

[@KhufuhK]

I thought the Troll was the Votum

[@levimollerofficial]

the a 5

[@CarterLeishman-qq3or]

I’ll take the lone star harrier

[@austinadams92]

Non scientific explanation: its the "oils" of the plastic seeping out and leaving, causing the chalky feel

[@mrafitzy17]

Microplastic chalk?

[@OnlyBandzzzDG]

6

[@Purplepatriotdiscgolf]

I did it finally 😂 first comment

[@boyd1836]

First one

[@RollingInGames-]

Ronin

[@Segan4]

I did it finally 😂 fourth comment

[@superblitz]

Wild discs is defunct. Lost their website.

[@NWKastaways]

Nobody like this comment

[@MrDebomatic21]

Sometimes when I watch theses, I really hate how he sets parameters , like not throwing hyzers, like he's AB with unlimited power. We understand you wanna be a pro, but stop making things ridiculous. Just play golf. We liked the personality and thought you brought to the video, not the I'm a pro better than you gotta make it harder to play video that this came across as. Just straight up dislike anyone who thinks I'm not gonna throw a hyzer cause it's "the easy shot". Just play disc golf like everyone else. Stop the gimmicks

[@prattacaster]

I don't think it's about the power, it's just easy for him to repeat cause that is his stock shot. Calm down