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Discwing Quarter K

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Ring
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Post by Ring »

Whats the low down on this company? Anything new coming out or was Quarter K so sorry company bombed?
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Post by McCabe »

Yeah, I'd heard they are coming out with 2 new disc's, maybe a putter, and a midrange?? I bet Mr. Scott Reek could fill us in though.........
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Post by discgolfer_1999 »

Discwing actually has three new discs that should be released in 2006. The new QK II which is suppposed to be a champion version of the QK. I threw this disc at a tournament up near scotland a few months ago and the plastic is much better. There is also a mid-range and putter coming out, but I have not seen the discs yet.
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Post by smitty »

If they all suck as bad as the QK, they can keep them on their side of the pond.
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Post by discgolfer_1999 »

I love my QK, Still one of the best disc in my bag
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Post by TanK »

discgolfer_1999 wrote:I love my QK, Still one of the best disc in my bag
That disc does go a long fricken way....Just dont hit a tree with it
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Post by discgolfer_1999 »

I think this disc has to lose some of its durability during the shipping process over the ocean. I have heard many people claim that this disc cannot take any abuse and I all of the players in europe that I know who throw this disc, have hit walls and trees and it is still perfectly good. I still have the first one I put in my bag and it is still just as good as the day I got it. Must be a chemical inbalance when over salt water :D
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Post by _dm4 »

I should try one of those "British Open" ones you sent me and see how it holds up.
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Post by Ring »

We must just throw harder in the states :wink:
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Post by Schoen-hopper »

Have you ever seen Scott throw? The dough boy can launch! Did the military let you keep your beer-belly Scott? :lol: Just kidding, I don't really know why you had that nickname. Maybe that birdie disc golf shirt you used to wear. :D
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I carry a doughboy keychain on my bag. And no the military made me lose the belly, but I work in an office now and am slowly getting the belly back.
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