Ask Dave Dunipace About Innova Discs - Page 166

veganray · Mar 06 2006, 01:25 PM

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Goblin: 175 gm stable point and shoot, one disc disc.

Similar to Gremlin (maybe less low-speed overstable)? I'm tingly all over!

thetruthxl · Mar 06 2006, 03:08 PM

Hi dave,
Any plans on a bottom stamped DX wraith?

Also, Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Michigan won the bid for the 2008 worlds: all divisions!
(I like to tell people

)
We're very excited about the opportunity and additional courses that we're starting right away!!!
Will that be enough time for a CFR Ram?

-troof

gokayaksteven · Mar 06 2006, 03:30 PM

hey Dave--how would the goblin differ from the spider? thanks again

jeterdawg · Mar 06 2006, 03:36 PM

Quote:

Hi dave,
Any plans on a bottom stamped DX wraith?

Also, Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Michigan won the bid for the 2008 worlds: all divisions!
(I like to tell people

)
We're very excited about the opportunity and additional courses that we're starting right away!!!
Will that be enough time for a CFR Ram?

-troof

Where will World's (either) be in 2007?!? It seems like they keep planning farther and farther in advance...

thetruthxl · Mar 06 2006, 03:46 PM

Quote:

Hi dave,
Any plans on a bottom stamped DX wraith?

Also, Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Michigan won the bid for the 2008 worlds: all divisions!
(I like to tell people

)
We're very excited about the opportunity and additional courses that we're starting right away!!!
Will that be enough time for a CFR Ram?

-troof

Where will World's (either) be in 2007?!? It seems like they keep planning farther and farther in advance...

Not sure. The PDGA offices should know. I know that we'll be a combined Pro/Am/Jr Worlds with 9 or more courses within 15-20 miles apart!
We're competing with the Olympics!

MARKB · Mar 06 2006, 04:26 PM

Quote:

Hi dave,
Any plans on a bottom stamped DX wraith?

Also, Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Michigan won the bid for the 2008 worlds: all divisions!
(I like to tell people

)
We're very excited about the opportunity and additional courses that we're starting right away!!!
Will that be enough time for a CFR Ram?

-troof

Where will World's (either) be in 2007?!? It seems like they keep planning farther and farther in advance...

These locations have been posted in a few places.

Am worlds - Milwaukee Wi
Pro Worlds - Highbridge Hills in High Bridge Wi the week after am worlds

quickdisc · Mar 06 2006, 04:30 PM

Quote:

Hi dave,
Any plans on a bottom stamped DX wraith?

Also, Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Michigan won the bid for the 2008 worlds: all divisions!
(I like to tell people

)
We're very excited about the opportunity and additional courses that we're starting right away!!!
Will that be enough time for a CFR Ram?

-troof

Where will World's (either) be in 2007?!? It seems like they keep planning farther and farther in advance...

And Farther and Farther away from California , where it is nice year around !!!!! Get out of the Snow and Humidity folks !!!!

Greatzky2 · Mar 06 2006, 05:15 PM

Hey Dave,
Just wondering how the Star Gremlins are coming along. I know you talked about already running them and you were testing them unless I am mistaken.. LMK when they are expected because i'll probably pick them up over the CE rocs this year

-Scott Lewis

the_beastmaster · Mar 06 2006, 05:24 PM

Dave, any thoughts yet on Star Panthers?

quickdisc · Mar 06 2006, 06:05 PM

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Dave,

What new discs do you see coming out this year? I'm not looking for names or anything, but maybe a description of what you have in mind (i.e. when the roadrunner came out it was advertised as a less stable sidewinder - a description along that line would be great!)

TeeRex: More stable Wraith. TeeBird like flight with Wraith distance. Goblin: 175 gm stable point and shoot, one disc disc.

YEA !!!!!!! T-Rex !!!!!!! Named another one !!!!!

Thanks for creating the Dx Wraith. Fast and stable !!!! [img]/msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]

JRauch · Mar 06 2006, 07:13 PM

Dave, are you serious about the Teerex?
If so, I am going to waste even more money on plastic.
I can finally launch my wraiths under control and now new plastic!! This sounds like an amazing disc if it works

davei · Mar 07 2006, 07:05 AM

Quote:

Hi dave,
Any plans on a bottom stamped DX wraith?

Also, Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Michigan won the bid for the 2008 worlds: all divisions!
(I like to tell people

)
We're very excited about the opportunity and additional courses that we're starting right away!!!
Will that be enough time for a CFR Ram?

-troof

The East Coast office does bottom stamps. You will need to ask them, but I don't see why not. There is plenty of time for a CFR Ram.

davei · Mar 07 2006, 07:09 AM

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hey Dave--how would the goblin differ from the spider? thanks again

The Goblin is basically a small diameter Aero. It is straighter flying than the Spider and has a little more carry.

davei · Mar 07 2006, 07:12 AM

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Hey Dave,
Just wondering how the Star Gremlins are coming along. I know you talked about already running them and you were testing them unless I am mistaken.. LMK when they are expected because i'll probably pick them up over the CE rocs this year

-Scott Lewis

We did a small test run of Star Gremlins and DX. The Star worked fine, the DX were not as good. The Star will probably go into CFR, but there weren't that many. We got side tracked by new discs and regular runs.

davei · Mar 07 2006, 07:13 AM

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Dave, any thoughts yet on Star Panthers?

No plans on running Star Panthers as yet.

davei · Mar 07 2006, 07:14 AM

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Dave, are you serious about the Teerex?
If so, I am going to waste even more money on plastic.
I can finally launch my wraiths under control and now new plastic!! This sounds like an amazing disc if it works

I am serious, and it is legal already. Should be available soon.

rangel · Mar 07 2006, 08:29 AM

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The Goblin is basically a small diameter Aero. It is straighter flying than the Spider and has a little more carry.

Dave. I really appreciate the time you take to work thru this message board.
And I do have a question. You released the Star Stingray, and the Star Aero. My disc supplier THINKS you're going to release a Star Classic Roc. And now you are announcing a Goblin with an Aero "like" flight. What gives here? What do you see in your crystal ball? Or does someone want to re-build their 10 year old bag in Star?

Next thing you'll be releasing a Star Eagle and a Star Gazelle. Or you could make me

with a batch of Star Cobra Classics.

tbender · Mar 07 2006, 08:35 AM

What size rim will the Teerex have? Teebird or Wraith?

the_kid · Mar 07 2006, 08:36 AM

How about a STAR Pirahna?

jeterdawg · Mar 07 2006, 08:40 AM

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The Goblin is basically a small diameter Aero. It is straighter flying than the Spider and has a little more carry.

Dave. I really appreciate the time you take to work thru this message board.
And I do have a question. You released the Star Stingray, and the Star Aero. My disc supplier THINKS you're going to release a Star Classic Roc. And now you are announcing a Goblin with an Aero "like" flight. What gives here? What do you see in your crystal ball? Or does someone want to re-build their 10 year old bag in Star?

Next thing you'll be releasing a Star Eagle and a Star Gazelle. Or you could make me

with a batch of Star Cobra Classics.

I hope I'm not offending anybody, but a STAR Gazelle would be a sweet disc. I threw Gazelles for a while there when I was building power, but the "candy-like" pro plastic allowed them to lose the stability I liked about them. I know there were some gummy ones made for CFR's, but I couldn't find any that were heavy. A Star one would be awesome...

widiscgolf · Mar 07 2006, 10:31 AM

I love the flight of the teebird. I am sure this might make my bag!! Wow Tee Rex huh.

AviarX · Mar 07 2006, 10:43 AM

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The Goblin is basically a small diameter Aero. It is straighter flying than the Spider and has a little more carry.

how will the Goblin compare to my newfound joy the Coyote?

i know earlier you said that you are surprised the Aero isn't a bigger seller given that it is the best beginner disc out there.
have you ever considered Aeros as an EDGE disc? what are the main EDGE discs?

Mar 07 2006, 10:45 AM

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Next thing you'll be releasing a Star Eagle

eagles are the #$*&$!

primetime · Mar 07 2006, 10:48 AM

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What size rim will the Teerex have? Teebird or Wraith?

Also, will the TeeRex be available in Star plastic?

PT Woods
# 20431

DSproAVIAR · Mar 07 2006, 10:51 AM

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what are the main EDGE discs?

all about 130g
ace
shark
polecat
rocs are made in 110g premo plastic as well, but they're not edge discs

RobBull · Mar 07 2006, 10:54 AM

Dave,
The Star Sidewinder, Stingray and T-bird have been out for 3-4 months. Which other type of plastic has seen the largest change in sales due to the release of the Star line. Is it Pro like everyone initially suspected?

Thanks,
Rob

davei · Mar 07 2006, 12:41 PM

Quote:

The Goblin is basically a small diameter Aero. It is straighter flying than the Spider and has a little more carry.

Dave. I really appreciate the time you take to work thru this message board.
And I do have a question. You released the Star Stingray, and the Star Aero. My disc supplier THINKS you're going to release a Star Classic Roc. And now you are announcing a Goblin with an Aero "like" flight. What gives here? What do you see in your crystal ball? Or does someone want to re-build their 10 year old bag in Star?

Next thing you'll be releasing a Star Eagle and a Star Gazelle. Or you could make me

with a batch of Star Cobra Classics.

Running the Star Eagle now. We are going to make Star Classic Rocs eventually. My crystal ball tells me people are going to like Star and the new
DX too. I do.

davei · Mar 07 2006, 12:42 PM

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What size rim will the Teerex have? Teebird or Wraith?

Wraith

davei · Mar 07 2006, 12:47 PM

Quote:

The Goblin is basically a small diameter Aero. It is straighter flying than the Spider and has a little more carry.

how will the Goblin compare to my newfound joy the Coyote?

i know earlier you said that you are surprised the Aero isn't a bigger seller given that it is the best beginner disc out there.
have you ever considered Aeros as an EDGE disc? what are the main EDGE discs?

The Goblin and Coyote will be in the same niche, but they are different sizes and throw differently. I don't think you would need both in your bag. We are looking to make the Goblin the main EDGE disc along with the Polecat. Shark was an EDGE disc, but I think the Goblin is a lot better as a one disc disc, and for younger players.

davei · Mar 07 2006, 12:49 PM

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What size rim will the Teerex have? Teebird or Wraith?

Also, will the TeeRex be available in Star plastic?

PT Woods
# 20431

The TeeRex will only be available in Star and DX for the near future.

Mar 06 2006, 03:08 PM	#4952
thetruthxl Community Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Home of the 2008 Worlds Posts: 973	Re: Ask Dave D About Innova Here!!!!!!!!!! Hi dave, Any plans on a bottom stamped DX wraith? Also, Kalamazoo/Battle Creek Michigan won the bid for the 2008 worlds: all divisions! (I like to tell people ) We're very excited about the opportunity and additional courses that we're starting right away!!! Will that be enough time for a CFR Ram? -troof

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Greatzky2 Community Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: South Jersey Posts: 379	Re: Ask Dave D About Innova Here!!!!!!!!!! Hey Dave, Just wondering how the Star Gremlins are coming along. I know you talked about already running them and you were testing them unless I am mistaken.. LMK when they are expected because i'll probably pick them up over the CE rocs this year -Scott Lewis

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RobBull Community Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Utah Posts: 115	Re: Ask Dave D About Innova Here!!!!!!!!!! Dave, The Star Sidewinder, Stingray and T-bird have been out for 3-4 months. Which other type of plastic has seen the largest change in sales due to the release of the Star line. Is it Pro like everyone initially suspected? Thanks, Rob

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