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Originally Posted by davei
I have a question for those of you who follow this thread. I wonder how much interest there might be for light weight Champion discs. By "light", I mean virtually any weight down to 100 gms or so. And, keep in mind, 140 gms is about the cutoff weight for floating in water. Discs below this will float. This might be any disc, but it really is aimed at the higher speed drivers that have only been available in higher weights.
So, the question is: If we could make these light weight Champion discs, would anyone be interested. Assume they feel and fly the same as heavier discs of the same type.
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you would have a big market in geographical area with higher altitudes for those kind of discs.
on the flip side, i found the same discs i throw here in utah which are lighter weight champion (160-165 gr) dont work at sea level, literally, unless with a tailwind. so if you make even lighter champion discs i imagine everyone living at altitudes higher than, say 3000 ft would love something like that. i know i would. and yes the older i get the lighter my plastic is getting.