gdstour
Apr 07 2006, 01:50 AM
Steve Pearson owns Quest Applied Technologies and we are combining our knowledge together to develop new outside the box discs that perform at a high level for players with less armspeed and techinque.
He is an engineer and has built over 8000 molds and has over 50 patents!
We are working on MANY new and exciting designs but not all will be released as they may make current courses too easy :D:confused: :cool:;)Oh wait you still have to putt so we are thinking of putting REALLY REALLY strong magnets in the plastic so even if your a foot or 2 wide it will draw it into the chains: :cool:
Seriously:
We are working together on developing a 4 disc set for retail sale based on the gyroscopic effect of the overmolded discs I have been testing and sending to other to test( Odyssey mid-range driver). There is a surface friction technology that seems to make the discs perform at an optimum level at various speeds!
All discs in the set will be called the Odyssey.
There will be an Odyssey putter ( beadless WIzardish), an approach which is an under stable version of the Odyssey mid-range driver I have been sending out and letting players test fly and an overmolded version of the sceam called the Odyssey Driver.
We have 3 pdga approaved already including the scream.
We are pretty happy with the flight and are now polishing the mold.
Should have some Screams molded and stamped by the middle of next week for distributors.
For those who cant wait theres always the 2 for $25 by paypaling [email protected] . I have about 40 regular and 40 with dimples on the wing.
There are also about 40 that are overmolded all the way to the wing and clear in the middle.
We have a minnimum of 8 other models we will be sending off soon to the pdga for approval, some have golf ball style dimples on the wing. we also have the dimpls on the top and eventually will have combinations of all new models in regular, overmolded and DT ( dimple technology?)
Some of the molds are already being reworked for stability and production performance, so I have a few prototypes that we may never run again.
One model in particular is the overmolded Scream, it pulled the wing in too tight, because of the already cooled middle section and there is no concave on the wing.
It works awesome at 20 mph and go go 200-250 feet with little or no effort. Thrown much harder and you would almost need verticle hyzer. GREAT for women and kids, but should be able to handle greater speeds after the retooling.
Anything Steve and I ever produce together can be remade if a demand develops, we are just trying to get a 4 disc starter set up and rolling for now with packaging and point of sale displays.
There are sales rep opportunities as well as new distributors needed. Gateway will handle most of the non packaged disc sales for those; interested please contact me directly 314 303 1488 [email protected] call the shop at gateway disc sports 314 487 5204 on monday.
All the boys are headed for Bowling Green already, I think Johnny McCray is heading up too after his A tier win over Climo and Schultz in Gainseville this past weekend.
I'll post more tomorrow after I actually test fly the discs in a field.
He is an engineer and has built over 8000 molds and has over 50 patents!
We are working on MANY new and exciting designs but not all will be released as they may make current courses too easy :D:confused: :cool:;)Oh wait you still have to putt so we are thinking of putting REALLY REALLY strong magnets in the plastic so even if your a foot or 2 wide it will draw it into the chains: :cool:
Seriously:
We are working together on developing a 4 disc set for retail sale based on the gyroscopic effect of the overmolded discs I have been testing and sending to other to test( Odyssey mid-range driver). There is a surface friction technology that seems to make the discs perform at an optimum level at various speeds!
All discs in the set will be called the Odyssey.
There will be an Odyssey putter ( beadless WIzardish), an approach which is an under stable version of the Odyssey mid-range driver I have been sending out and letting players test fly and an overmolded version of the sceam called the Odyssey Driver.
We have 3 pdga approaved already including the scream.
We are pretty happy with the flight and are now polishing the mold.
Should have some Screams molded and stamped by the middle of next week for distributors.
For those who cant wait theres always the 2 for $25 by paypaling [email protected] . I have about 40 regular and 40 with dimples on the wing.
There are also about 40 that are overmolded all the way to the wing and clear in the middle.
We have a minnimum of 8 other models we will be sending off soon to the pdga for approval, some have golf ball style dimples on the wing. we also have the dimpls on the top and eventually will have combinations of all new models in regular, overmolded and DT ( dimple technology?)
Some of the molds are already being reworked for stability and production performance, so I have a few prototypes that we may never run again.
One model in particular is the overmolded Scream, it pulled the wing in too tight, because of the already cooled middle section and there is no concave on the wing.
It works awesome at 20 mph and go go 200-250 feet with little or no effort. Thrown much harder and you would almost need verticle hyzer. GREAT for women and kids, but should be able to handle greater speeds after the retooling.
Anything Steve and I ever produce together can be remade if a demand develops, we are just trying to get a 4 disc starter set up and rolling for now with packaging and point of sale displays.
There are sales rep opportunities as well as new distributors needed. Gateway will handle most of the non packaged disc sales for those; interested please contact me directly 314 303 1488 [email protected] call the shop at gateway disc sports 314 487 5204 on monday.
All the boys are headed for Bowling Green already, I think Johnny McCray is heading up too after his A tier win over Climo and Schultz in Gainseville this past weekend.
I'll post more tomorrow after I actually test fly the discs in a field.