What is it, and where can I buy one?

Some guys claim hyzer flips of over 550'. So i think they are roads. Don't buy one, just adopt a section of highway and make it beautiful. Plus, everyone will see your name on a giant green sign.

Who makes it, is it stable? I bet its flippy if it has the word flip in it. I just want to be able to throw hole 2 at my course. They say you need to throw a hyzerflip, and I don't have one, let alone the first run.

I believe to "throw a hyzerflip" means to brandish your middle finger at a perceived enemy with the nail pointing not quite straight up, but at a jaunty angle towards the midline of your body.
:p

Yeah, but is it stable or overstable?

If I get to the point that I'm throwing a hyzerflip, I'm pretty unstable.

Dirrty u must be bored

Yeah, I'm at work.

where can i get one maybe i can break the 350 barrier. Thanks Dave you are the Greatest.

where can i get one maybe i can break the 350 barrier. Thanks Dave you are the Greatest.

Your sister gave me one last night, Kevin!

I believe the Hyzerflip was a disc manufactured by a spin-off of Lightning Discs - Thunder Throwin' Things (also known as "TT").

Similar to the usual Lightning line of discs, they were named after their flight path, along with a number. You could get the Hyzerflip #1 (which turned a little if you threw it hard), the Hyzerflip #2 (which weenie arms and old guys could get to flip) or Hyzerflip #3 (which flipped so much it actually corkscrewed, kinda like throwing a paper plate).

Another innovation from TT was "anti-glow" plastic. Unlike glow plastic, which makes your disc glow in the dark, anti-glow plastic actually reduced the amount of light in the vicinity of your disc. Many light-sensitive players found this to be a boon, especially those from sunny states.

These discs show up from time to time on ebay - keep your eyes peeled!

I'll have to check that out !!!!

I believe the Hyzerflip was a disc manufactured by a spin-off of Lightning Discs - Thunder Throwin' Things (also known as "TT").

Similar to the usual Lightning line of discs, they were named after their flight path, along with a number. You could get the Hyzerflip #1 (which turned a little if you threw it hard), the Hyzerflip #2 (which weenie arms and old guys could get to flip) or Hyzerflip #3 (which flipped so much it actually corkscrewed, kinda like throwing a paper plate).

Another innovation from TT was "anti-glow" plastic. Unlike glow plastic, which makes your disc glow in the dark, anti-glow plastic actually reduced the amount of light in the vicinity of your disc. Many light-sensitive players found this to be a boon, especially those from sunny states.



wasn't TT the same company that sold a special kind of bottled water that wasn't as wet as normal water for those people who suffer from the opposite of cotton mouth? :eek: it is hard to believe a company that had such novel merchandise went out of business /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

Are you saying that a spin-off of lightning was sold in a bottle? It would probably make my hyzer flip.

Are you saying that a spin-off of lightning was sold in a bottle? It would probably make my hyzer flip.



<font color="blue"> Viagra </font> :p

Guess that's better than Levitra...with that, when your disc was thrown in the air, it could potentially not come down for 4 hours!!!

If your 'disc' stays 'up' that long...you're supposed to alert your doctor.

If my "disc" stayed up that long, I'd call Channel 4 News! :eek:

Who needs a hyzerflip? Even if it did stay up for 4 hours, it's still not close to my Devilhawk ... which, by the way, hasn't been seen for weeks. Anyone seen a Devilhawk fly over lately? I think it may be in orbit. ;)

I heard it landed in a barrel...that then went over Viagra Falls.

Viagra Falls? Is that the term for when the drug wears off? "sorry honey, but we've arrived at Viagra Falls."

If you haven't heard, Phizer is launching a new line of golf discs patterned after popular pharmecuticals products:

The Viagra - a driver intended for use by older players who have difficulty holding a hard, straight line, and are looking for a disc with good penetration into the wind. It comes only in blue plastic.

The Levitra is the first disc with a glide rating of 10 - it is designed to stay up in the air for a long, long time.

The Prozac - designed for use by players who consistently slam into trees on heavily-wooded courses. The disc will still slam into trees, but it won't really care and won't feel depressed when it happens.

The Claratin - Is completely unaffected by pollen-carrying trees and bushes or the nasty, dusty ground. When used on tight courses you always have a "Claratin clear" approach to the basket.

If you haven't heard, Phizer is launching a new line of golf discs patterned after popular pharmecuticals products:

The Viagra - a driver intended for use by older players who have difficulty holding a hard, straight line, and are looking for a disc with good penetration into the wind. It comes only in blue plastic.

The Levitra is the first disc with a glide rating of 10 - it is designed to stay up in the air for a long, long time.

The Prozac - designed for use by players who consistently slam into trees on heavily-wooded courses. The disc will still slam into trees, but it won't really care and won't feel depressed when it happens.

The Claratin - Is completely unaffected by pollen-carrying trees and bushes or the nasty, dusty ground. When used on tight courses you always have a "Claratin clear" approach to the basket.


That's almost a complete disc line, now all we need is a putter!

If you haven't heard, Phizer is launching a new line of golf discs patterned after popular pharmecuticals products:

The Viagra - a driver intended for use by older players who have difficulty holding a hard, straight line, and are looking for a disc with good penetration into the wind. It comes only in blue plastic.

The Levitra is the first disc with a glide rating of 10 - it is designed to stay up in the air for a long, long time.

The Prozac - designed for use by players who consistently slam into trees on heavily-wooded courses. The disc will still slam into trees, but it won't really care and won't feel depressed when it happens.

The Claratin - Is completely unaffected by pollen-carrying trees and bushes or the , dusty ground. When used on tight courses you always have a "Claratin clear" approach to the basket.


That's almost a complete disc line, now all we need is a putter!



The Ex-tenz !!!!! :eek: :D

I threw a HyzerFlip with my 168 Star Wraith , Easter Sunday in Los Angles and picked up Ace # 541.

It works !!!! :D