Antone know about this?
T-Bone (http://www.marshallstreetdiscgolf.com/proddetail.asp?prod=tbone%5Fsrp&cat=120)

Just got mine in today, I will let you know how they fly.

According to the graphic, it's an environmental nightmare.

A friend of mine is on the team and is always trying to get me to throw his discs. The T Bone has the same flight shape as a Z Tracker or CE T Bird. The SRP plastic is good stuff. I am not personaly throwing them but I do get to see Him throw alot.

My buddy is a Quest distributor here in the Raleigh area and gave one to my son as a b'day present. He threw it a lot during a round and for an 11 year old it seemed pretty controllable. I have to borrow it and throw it though to see how it goes. My friend says its similar to a Tee-bird which I do throw a lot but I'll have to see.

Have you all tried the Inferno's? After being strictly Innova (I'm still within my first 2 years of playing) the Inferno really blew me away with the straight distance on this disc. It has a very slight fade at the end and really likes to stay level (does not get too much lift) and is the fastest disc I've ever thrown by far (I throw Beasts and Starfires and I can get 30 feet longer with the Inferno). I'm throwing with more power now and the Inferno is the only one I'm not flipping over to the right when I want max distance. I have some DTs too and they have a similar flight too. Quest really is doing some innovative stuff with their discs. I have a Lazer which I need to play with a bit to get a feel for it. Quest is good stuff.

Innova thrower for over 20 years. The only Innova driver left in my bag is a DX Orc and 10x T Bird. Love the Inferno and RIDT. Even been throwing the Ultralight and it's crazy long.

I was hoping Quest would come out with a disc similar to a TeeBird so YAY!

My buddy is a Quest distributor here in the Raleigh area and gave one to my son as a b'day present. He threw it a lot during a round and for an 11 year old it seemed pretty controllable. I have to borrow it and throw it though to see how it goes. My friend says its similar to a Tee-bird which I do throw a lot but I'll have to see.

Have you all tried the Inferno's? After being strictly Innova (I'm still within my first 2 years of playing) the Inferno really blew me away with the straight distance on this disc. It has a very slight fade at the end and really likes to stay level (does not get too much lift) and is the fastest disc I've ever thrown by far (I throw Beasts and Starfires and I can get 30 feet longer with the Inferno). I'm throwing with more power now and the Inferno is the only one I'm not flipping over to the right when I want max distance. I have some DTs too and they have a similar flight too. Quest really is doing some innovative stuff with their discs. I have a Lazer which I need to play with a bit to get a feel for it. Quest is good stuff.



are you talking about Ron?

Yep, talking about Ron. have to see if he will make the Tuesday doubles. I hope to go with another DGr.

I tried the Tbone today and I would have to say it is very sabreish with out the fade. It has tons of glide and will hold a line very well. However Im throwing a light one at only 163g. I think a heavier one will be money. All in all a good disc, could be great in heavier weights.

rim width same as the teebird?

the T-Bone's rim width is 0.05 inches larger than that of the Teebird. So there really isn't much of a difference.

Looking forward to trying one.

I bought a T-Bone yesterday and from throwing it the disc is very flippy, even when hyzer is put on it. Is the disc supposed to be flippy because everyone says its like a TeeBird which are stable. Maybe a less domey, and another version of the T-Bone w/o dimples in the future??

TL