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circle_2 · Dec 04 2003, 08:02 PM

IMO... In the mid-late 90s, Millenium used a great type of grippy plastic in their Polaris discs which seemed very similar to what Innova then began to use in their Ken Climo Pro Edition line = KC Pro. Next, after the KC line, timewise, were the Special Edition discs, the SE Tee Bird TL, SE Leopard, and the Super Roc. Many people, including myself, felt that this was the best feeling plastic (at the time...maybe ever?), because it offered a great grip and increased durability over the DX plastic...the only other choice in the Innova line (at that time).
Millenium is a type of subsidiary of Innova, sharing some disc molds together...and those Polaris LS's and LF's were sweet!

Dec 04 2003, 08:02 PM	#626
circle_2 Community Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Lawrence, Kansas Posts: 2,687	Re: Question for Dave D IMO... In the mid-late 90s, Millenium used a great type of grippy plastic in their Polaris discs which seemed very similar to what Innova then began to use in their Ken Climo Pro Edition line = KC Pro. Next, after the KC line, timewise, were the Special Edition discs, the SE Tee Bird TL, SE Leopard, and the Super Roc. Many people, including myself, felt that this was the best feeling plastic (at the time...maybe ever?), because it offered a great grip and increased durability over the DX plastic...the only other choice in the Innova line (at that time). Millenium is a type of subsidiary of Innova, sharing some disc molds together...and those Polaris LS's and LF's were sweet!