I had that ball on the end of the Max Distance back in 1975... I wonder if it's still stuck on the wall in that alcove above the door outside room 3.... I'll have a look at Playtime...
If you drilled out the rivets for the rails on a GRIP bag it would be a perfect place to mount the Mojoh Ryzer without needing to attach to other visible areas. That's more work than most people are looking to do though unfortunately
The Max Distance grabber is way overpriced. The suction ball works when it wants to. Most of the time im using it to just push/pull my disc to the edge. Really salty I paid $140 for a fucking grabber when I oculd have just boughts a 90s toy suction cup ball and ziptied it to my existing grabber.
@@vattten I don’t know the rules super well but I feel the word “intentionally” is better than “noticeably” (no heat but it just makes more sense to me that way)
@@NotSoFast71 It's legal per....PDGA rules 813.01.B Allowed modifications to a disc after production are limited to: Wear and tear from usage during play; Moderate sanding to address wear and tear or small molding imperfections; Marking with dye or permanent marker ink.
FYI, you can make the GoodDog basket silencer yourself with an old bike inner tube. Cut it open down the middle so its one long strip, then wrap it tight around the middle pole and tape end with duck or electrical tape. Works just as good as the Good Dog one in the vid, and basically free if you already have an old tube. Plus reuses what would be trash instead of buying new!
@@aguy2112 styrofoam will break down and scatter bits and pieces everywhere over time as the chain and disks rub against it, and depending on the actual material type you get it may even just melt in the rain.
Its too much money. Costs almost as much as a bag just to add weight and raise it a few inches. I wanted to love and promote this product. Cant at $140
@@InbredJed82060 We hear you, but there's a lot more to it than it looks and we had to work very hard to even get the price this low. The 14" of height it adds relieves a lot more stress on your body than you might imagine. It makes the added weight well worth it in my opinion. 😀
@@mojohgear How does it adding 14" of height relieve stress on your body? Cause I don't have to bend as far to pick it up? LOL if that's the reason because that is not a reason. Neat product but no.
Very strong magnets would hold it onto a bag. The bag is just resting on the stand so the magents only need to hold the weight of the stand not the bag and stand.
Of those I've tried I'm still 50/50 on the Disc Doctor, just not completely sold on it but havent used it much either. But the Max Disctance retriever head is 100% legit. It's only enemy is dirt but it really does work outstandingly well. The Mojoh seems expensive for what it does, but I'm sure it's awesome for some people. I'm a cart dude :)
I got the max disctance retriever after seeing it at a nearby park and it's great. I like that the carbon fiber can be disassembled in case you get water in there which always annoyed me about the metal telescoping poles. I feel like it's going to last much longer (I have already gone through 2 metal retrievers in a little over a year.) and even if it does break you can just order individual parts. Worth the bigger price tag in my opinion especially if you play around as much water as I do.
I bought the MaxDisctance retriever a few weeks ago and have to attest for how awesome it is. It's fully carbon fiber, so lighter weight than comparable metal ones, and if a rod segment breaks you can order the individual carbon rod and replace it yourself super easy. Also it will make everyone jealous of your superior retriever. It grabs discs better than traditional rods - it looks gimmicky but somehow works, especially in the water. The only gripe I have is collapsing the rod back down requires you to be a little more careful to seat each large segment first before going to the next smaller rod. Overall extremely happy.
One of my throwing buddies has one of those suction cup retriever and he said “dude it’s ground breaking technology that they started using” and my reply “Oh ya? I used to get those suction balls out the quarter machine after stuffing my face with Cicis pizza when I was a kid” 😂 no hate that tool is very handy and is the best retriever on the market just funny when ppl say “new technology” lol
Funny part about that is suction is in no way a new technology but it is very new to our games space. I also tried buying a suction cup just like that online and attaching it to me cheaper retriever and it does not work at all. So what ever they’re using is not some standard 99 cent suction ball.
Great reviews! We would love to have you review our Run Maker Mini Marker! It is a mini marker that you can also use to estimate your distance to the basket for putting distances.
I bought the max disctance retriever and it lasted all of three rounds. Basically the first time I went to use it the thing snapped in half.... I'd say it's a "don't buy" unless the makers jump in here and offer me a new one.
Max distance retriever is a suction ball I played with as a kid with retriever pole. I created this with a $5 ball and $15 pole. Couple clips and bolts I had around the house.
To make my practice basket quieter, I used contact cement to wrap para-cord around the pole. I used 2 colors and made 3 "stripes" as targets for headwind and tailwind putts. All my neighbors in the RV park are VERY happy about the upgrade.
Awesome! Just ordered a Disc Doctor. Like the idea of the Max Distance Retriever, but it's a bit pricey when I already have a retriever. Thanks, Trash Panda! Always great content.
The BIG disadvantage of scewing holes into your bag is you totally nullify any warranty it may have. I'm super curious if they end up finding a good way to have this product work with high end bags without damaging them.
This is pointless speculation and not enough information to suggest a disadvantage. Email the manufacturer for your bag and ask. They might welcome the protection the stand gives.
We have developed an attachment that doesn't require screwing thru your bag, we just haven't had time to show it yet. We will very soon. We also met with Levy at Pound and he said it would not cause an issue with his warranty. I'm not sure why any bag manufacturer would nullify a warranty over 4 tiny holes?
The retriever is such a game changer. Highly recommend. If it makes contact with the disc in water, it’s coming out with no resistance whatsoever. Truly better in every sense of the word.
the max disctace retriever was literally one of the best things i've bought.. SO much easier then a normal hook. paid for itself i a month between discs I found and getting my own / my buddies back
I doubted the suction cup retriever thing, until just the other day I watched a guy get his disc from the Comal river IN A CURRENT like it was no problem at all I was mind blown
No. The only thing of interest was the suction disc pick-up toy, when you're practicing and picking up 10 discs at a time. Shaving my discs, and becomes illegal play and to keep the discs active for practice, a Gerber multi tool file.
You should check out the putt confidently basket cap. It's an accessory for your basket to help with putting, it's pretty cool! They also have a hat that holds your mini, though I don't have one and not sure on how practical it is as opposed to just making your mini in your pocket.
why was it even considered to put holes in your bag? I have a special, one-of-ten-of-a-kind bag with special color pattern, NO WAY am i gonna intentially put holes in that $350 bag... how does the riser work with bags that have seats built in? looks like it would prevent the seat from being used, standing or not.
Dunno about that Ryzer. Sure it can make your bag stay clean but it adds weight. What comes to longevity you should just fix your bag with a needle, thread & e.g. duct tape. And if you want something for your bag get a luggage cart.
I had a ridiculous vision of using a remote mower that can locate, pick up and bring back disc during a practice session. I think that suction cup might be part of the solution. Extreme over-engineered solution for laziness.
I wasted 2 years (first time i was introduced to a suction cup retriever) thinking that the Kwik Stik retrievers and similar models were superior. Read again: Wasted 2 years. Now that i've got a variation of the max discstance retriever I will never go back.
Just got my max distance stick in the Mail because my steel (insert any brand) stick rusted out. Epoxy or a single loop of electrical tape tightened up the end cap.
I have no interest in ever playing disc golf, but I am fascinated by the weird random widgets and tools that get made for niche uses in hobbies, and that disc repair thing is cool.
All you have to do is take the top off with the chains, and then the center pole wrap a piece of yoga mat around it with a couple bands of tape around it and then tape the top of the yoga mat onto the top of the pool to keep the yoga mat jammed down at the bottom of the cage, this will make it sure it does not ride up when the chains bang it. Then put the chains back on . If you want even quieter they sell rubber dip you can individually dip all the chains several times with a couple cans of rubber dip hanging the chains around the cage top loosely while they dry each coat if you want 4:16
The Disctance Retriever is nice, but it only works if you can see the disc. if the disc is in the water, but can't be seen, you are better off with a retriever that lets you drag for it. Still an awesome idea. With the Mojoh Ryzer, that looks like it would add a fair bit of weight to the bag, which kind of offsets the value in having the bag a little bit higher off the ground (and how does it work on slopes).
@Mojoh Gear that's like lugging around a clothes iron on top of water, discs, retrieve tools, small first aid kit if in the mountains or places with stinging bugs, and whatever else. I haven't gone past 10 discs max due to weight when playing a course. Typically, I play with 8 that are based on the weather and course I am at. My boyfriend has an 18+ disc bag that I will borrow for field work. That's about the max weight I could enjoy playing a course with if I was determined, carried it once, and that was enough. (Sure, I could carry more, but this isn't a camping trip, I don't want to be huffing and puffing). 8 discs at 155g comes to about the stand's weight. I generally play with 140-150's. So the stand easily doubles my weight for my standard disc carry, bringing it up to that of my boyfriend's larger bag. After trying his, I went with a lighter bag because of the weight. It would be a tough decision to buy this stand. One of the other options I am currently looking at is a lightweight camp stool, and it is 0.6 lbs. I can sit on it while waiting and then rest my bag on it when my turn is up. For me, how heavy this thing is takes the excitement out of it and is a hard sell. But my boyfriend might like it.
I use my stove burner to melt my discs back to shape all the time. PDGA states not to alter the disc from its original condition. Melting the disc back to its original shape or sanding it smooth is the exact opposite of that.
I don't need or want any of these whatsoever! ...BUT! I am 100% with you that it's cool to see some of the new innovations coming out. The real product though is a quality 3d printer. I'm excited for the day they become bigger, better and cheaper.
I think the PDGA rules allow for small sanding and repairs of small dents if you try to make the disc not cut your hand while throwing. But any sanding you do to try and change the flight characteristics of the disc makes that disc illegal
Oh no, more disc golf stuff I want to spend even more of my money on🙃 random question, but what sunglasses are you wearing in this vid? I've been iso a new pair lol
if the Mojoh stand could be an option to easily connect to a Ridge Roller bag, I would not hesitate to get the Ryzer. Seems a perfect match! That disc doctor would be a must-have for any wooded-courses-state. I know plenty of my discs have had the woods of Wisconsin do their fair share of damage! And no one likes having to grip a disc in certain spots because they're damaged.
Disc Doctor looks so awesome. The Ryzer just has too many cons for the benefit for me. It adds a lot of weight at 2.6 lbs. To put that in perspective that’s equivalent to 7 discs at 170 grams and that’s on top of your actual discs, bag, and other items like chalk. However it’s a cool concept and I hope to see it not cost more than the price of an average bag as well as a lighter option. One thing is definitely for sure the sport is growing and it’s partly due to all of the innovation. Thanks to these product designers!
Wow the Mojoh Ryzer looks amazing. As someone who's a pretty casual disc golfer, I still feel like I'd get my money's worth. I've had spiders and ticks crawl on my bag, not to mention mud, and that just seems like such a simple but effective mod to avoid all that. Only issue would be super steep hills. Thanks for the review!
Light sanding is okay provided you do not alter the disc. I had seen some people using pipe insulation and tape, often Duct tape or Packing tape for the pole often using 2 of the skinny pipe insulation.
I actually filled the center pole of my practice basket with Great Stuff expanding insulation foam, and that cuts down on the noise a ton. I'm surprised more people don't utilize this like in car chassis and grocery store shopping carts to cut down on sound reverberation, contributing to excess noise.
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These are super cool! Going to have to get that disc doctor especially for these Colorado courses with WAY too many rocks lol
I had that ball on the end of the Max Distance back in 1975... I wonder if it's still stuck on the wall in that alcove above the door outside room 3.... I'll have a look at Playtime...
Watch your over use of what nots thanks and keep it up.
If you drilled out the rivets for the rails on a GRIP bag it would be a perfect place to mount the Mojoh Ryzer without needing to attach to other visible areas. That's more work than most people are looking to do though unfortunately
Given it's a prototype, I guess the creator will be (or is) looking at a way to attach to bags with rails.
The Max Distance grabber is way overpriced. The suction ball works when it wants to. Most of the time im using it to just push/pull my disc to the edge. Really salty I paid $140 for a fucking grabber when I oculd have just boughts a 90s toy suction cup ball and ziptied it to my existing grabber.
you have a good channel, but you should consciously work on the use of the word, “super.” it’s a bit over the top
the little suction globes reminds me of a toy I had as a kid, you could throw those at any mirror or window and watch it slowly crawl down them.
At least I’m not the only one that remembers those
repairing like nail clipping or sanding (removing material) from your disc is %100 legal
It’s also 100% illegal.
@@NotSoFast71 you're clueless. So long you don't noticeably affect the original flight of the disc you're good
Clarification: it is legal to smooth damage to discs in order to restore its original flight characteristics. See 813.01.B
@@vattten I don’t know the rules super well but I feel the word “intentionally” is better than “noticeably” (no heat but it just makes more sense to me that way)
@@NotSoFast71 It's legal per....PDGA rules 813.01.B
Allowed modifications to a disc after production are limited to:
Wear and tear from usage during play;
Moderate sanding to address wear and tear or small molding imperfections;
Marking with dye or permanent marker ink.
FYI, you can make the GoodDog basket silencer yourself with an old bike inner tube. Cut it open down the middle so its one long strip, then wrap it tight around the middle pole and tape end with duck or electrical tape. Works just as good as the Good Dog one in the vid, and basically free if you already have an old tube. Plus reuses what would be trash instead of buying new!
Thank you. I think i may reach out to a local bike shop and see if they'd give me an old one this week
What about just using some styrofoam around the pole?
pool noodle has entered the chat….
Pipe insulation
@@aguy2112 styrofoam will break down and scatter bits and pieces everywhere over time as the chain and disks rub against it, and depending on the actual material type you get it may even just melt in the rain.
Thanks for featuring the Ryzer! 🌟
Thanks for your time developing it! Great looking product.
Looks cool!
Its too much money. Costs almost as much as a bag just to add weight and raise it a few inches. I wanted to love and promote this product. Cant at $140
@@InbredJed82060 We hear you, but there's a lot more to it than it looks and we had to work very hard to even get the price this low. The 14" of height it adds relieves a lot more stress on your body than you might imagine. It makes the added weight well worth it in my opinion. 😀
@@mojohgear How does it adding 14" of height relieve stress on your body? Cause I don't have to bend as far to pick it up? LOL if that's the reason because that is not a reason. Neat product but no.
Very strong magnets would hold it onto a bag. The bag is just resting on the stand so the magents only need to hold the weight of the stand not the bag and stand.
Nate, the creator of the disc doctor is one of the coolest and nicest people on the courses! Super cool seeing the disc doctor on here
It cost $42 to buy one without the kit in Canada. That's not cool or nice!
@@jonasspiro6476 yeah you are right the company sucks because it costs more to buy something from another country. Never thought of it that way.
The PDGA allows you to sandpaper any nicks you get in your disc as long as you don't affect the flight
Also do not go too far on the sanding/repairs to alter the discs shape either, even if this does not affect the flight.
@@caseysmith544 you mean I cant throw my triangle shaped destroyer in a tourney?
@@BryceRogers_ Well if it's triangle because you have hit tree three times, it's OK.
Of those I've tried I'm still 50/50 on the Disc Doctor, just not completely sold on it but havent used it much either. But the Max Disctance retriever head is 100% legit. It's only enemy is dirt but it really does work outstandingly well. The Mojoh seems expensive for what it does, but I'm sure it's awesome for some people. I'm a cart dude :)
@@NB_224 right on. I'm not giving up on it yet :)
I got the max disctance retriever after seeing it at a nearby park and it's great. I like that the carbon fiber can be disassembled in case you get water in there which always annoyed me about the metal telescoping poles. I feel like it's going to last much longer (I have already gone through 2 metal retrievers in a little over a year.) and even if it does break you can just order individual parts. Worth the bigger price tag in my opinion especially if you play around as much water as I do.
Disc doctor is meh. Spent about 3-4 min per disc getting flashing off of new discs. Sandpaper works better honesty
I bought the MaxDisctance retriever a few weeks ago and have to attest for how awesome it is.
It's fully carbon fiber, so lighter weight than comparable metal ones, and if a rod segment breaks you can order the individual carbon rod and replace it yourself super easy. Also it will make everyone jealous of your superior retriever. It grabs discs better than traditional rods - it looks gimmicky but somehow works, especially in the water.
The only gripe I have is collapsing the rod back down requires you to be a little more careful to seat each large segment first before going to the next smaller rod. Overall extremely happy.
One of my throwing buddies has one of those suction cup retriever and he said “dude it’s ground breaking technology that they started using” and my reply “Oh ya? I used to get those suction balls out the quarter machine after stuffing my face with Cicis pizza when I was a kid” 😂 no hate that tool is very handy and is the best retriever on the market just funny when ppl say “new technology” lol
Yeah, plenty of us had toys that had the similar suction feature.
I used to annoy my parents when throwing them at the windows lol
Yeah like suction cups aren't 150 years old.
Funny part about that is suction is in no way a new technology but it is very new to our games space. I also tried buying a suction cup just like that online and attaching it to me cheaper retriever and it does not work at all. So what ever they’re using is not some standard 99 cent suction ball.
Great reviews! We would love to have you review our Run Maker Mini Marker! It is a mini marker that you can also use to estimate your distance to the basket for putting distances.
I bought the max disctance retriever and it lasted all of three rounds. Basically the first time I went to use it the thing snapped in half....
I'd say it's a "don't buy" unless the makers jump in here and offer me a new one.
Max distance retriever is a suction ball I played with as a kid with retriever pole. I created this with a $5 ball and $15 pole. Couple clips and bolts I had around the house.
All I see is a bunch of overpriced gimmicky items.
What are those white discs you’re placing into your bag? Is that another run of the inner core or the dune?
I was waiting for you to go against your entire character and just BURY one of these products 😂
To make my practice basket quieter, I used contact cement to wrap para-cord around the pole. I used 2 colors and made 3 "stripes" as targets for headwind and tailwind putts. All my neighbors in the RV park are VERY happy about the upgrade.
I use a $.99 pool noodle and a couple of zip ties on my basket pole. Works great for almost no money.
Are those glow inner cores I see? Or prototypes of other colors?
I'd be interested to see how the disc retriever does when it and discs are dirty since the suction cups wont be able to get as good of a suction
Awesome! Just ordered a Disc Doctor. Like the idea of the Max Distance Retriever, but it's a bit pricey when I already have a retriever. Thanks, Trash Panda! Always great content.
The BIG disadvantage of scewing holes into your bag is you totally nullify any warranty it may have. I'm super curious if they end up finding a good way to have this product work with high end bags without damaging them.
This is pointless speculation and not enough information to suggest a disadvantage. Email the manufacturer for your bag and ask. They might welcome the protection the stand gives.
We have developed an attachment that doesn't require screwing thru your bag, we just haven't had time to show it yet. We will very soon. We also met with Levy at Pound and he said it would not cause an issue with his warranty. I'm not sure why any bag manufacturer would nullify a warranty over 4 tiny holes?
The retriever is such a game changer. Highly recommend. If it makes contact with the disc in water, it’s coming out with no resistance whatsoever. Truly better in every sense of the word.
It literally feels like black magic. Please buy these people!!!
the max disctace retriever was literally one of the best things i've bought.. SO much easier then a normal hook. paid for itself i a month between discs I found and getting my own / my buddies back
FYI, if you already have a retriever you can buy just the suction cup head. I put one on my quik stik and it's a game changer
Thanks Jessy. I bought a innercore and a mini to support what your doing. Keep up the good work.
I doubted the suction cup retriever thing, until just the other day I watched a guy get his disc from the Comal river IN A CURRENT like it was no problem at all I was mind blown
No. The only thing of interest was the suction disc pick-up toy, when you're practicing and picking up 10 discs at a time.
Shaving my discs, and becomes illegal play and to keep the discs active for practice, a Gerber multi tool file.
Instead of spending $30 onna flight towel. You can get an automotive drying towel. Its bigger and cheaper.
You should check out the putt confidently basket cap. It's an accessory for your basket to help with putting, it's pretty cool! They also have a hat that holds your mini, though I don't have one and not sure on how practical it is as opposed to just making your mini in your pocket.
I want all of them
why was it even considered to put holes in your bag? I have a special, one-of-ten-of-a-kind bag with special color pattern, NO WAY am i gonna intentially put holes in that $350 bag... how does the riser work with bags that have seats built in? looks like it would prevent the seat from being used, standing or not.
Dunno about that Ryzer. Sure it can make your bag stay clean but it adds weight. What comes to longevity you should just fix your bag with a needle, thread & e.g. duct tape. And if you want something for your bag get a luggage cart.
2 things...
Sick shades! What are those?
Are those white Inner Cores? As a dyer...NEED!
I had a Disc Doctor because of a disc I had that had some flash, and it didn’t absolutely nothing. I’ve never used it since. Pretty disappointing.
I had a ridiculous vision of using a remote mower that can locate, pick up and bring back disc during a practice session. I think that suction cup might be part of the solution. Extreme over-engineered solution for laziness.
I wasted 2 years (first time i was introduced to a suction cup retriever) thinking that the Kwik Stik retrievers and similar models were superior. Read again: Wasted 2 years. Now that i've got a variation of the max discstance retriever I will never go back.
That kickstand company needs to be looking towards licensing to existing bag manufacturers. The add on just isn’t the best idea.
Just got my max distance stick in the Mail because my steel (insert any brand) stick rusted out. Epoxy or a single loop of electrical tape tightened up the end cap.
That bag stand is pretty awesome. But for $140 I'd rather buy 5 golf bags and just let them get dirty
Seems like you could buy a kids toy and screw it on top of your existing retriever? Carbon stick is awesome but maybe not always necessary…
I have no interest in ever playing disc golf, but I am fascinated by the weird random widgets and tools that get made for niche uses in hobbies, and that disc repair thing is cool.
All you have to do is take the top off with the chains, and then the center pole wrap a piece of yoga mat around it with a couple bands of tape around it and then tape the top of the yoga mat onto the top of the pool to keep the yoga mat jammed down at the bottom of the cage, this will make it sure it does not ride up when the chains bang it. Then put the chains back on .
If you want even quieter they sell rubber dip you can individually dip all the chains several times with a couple cans of rubber dip hanging the chains around the cage top loosely while they dry each coat if you want 4:16
You don't need to wait for earth day to pick up trash! That reminds me I need to attach a trash bag to my disc bag
Can anyone speak to how well the suction cup grips baseline plastic and rubbery ones?
Suction cuppy orb. That has to be the first time those words have been put together like that. 😄
Pool noodles! There's a course near houses in North van i think that this would be a great idea to keep the noise down.
Love this video, looking forward to more like it! 😁😁😁😁👌
I Need all 4 of them! ;-) I really like the Mojoh rizer! How Cool!!!
I live for the chain rattle. Why would you silence that??!
Shouldn't have made this video without a macro lens.
Are the micro plastics created by the disc doctor worth it for a smoother disc?
Drinking game for every time he says honestly
Honestly, honestly, honestly, honestly, honestly....
I've never bought a disc doctor so fast in my life after I saw it lmaooo
This is a pretty good video. You used good words and whatnot.
Why not use a pool noodle for silencing chains???
Next up 4 things you should avoid? ;)
I love my max discstance grabber
The Disctance Retriever is nice, but it only works if you can see the disc. if the disc is in the water, but can't be seen, you are better off with a retriever that lets you drag for it. Still an awesome idea. With the Mojoh Ryzer, that looks like it would add a fair bit of weight to the bag, which kind of offsets the value in having the bag a little bit higher off the ground (and how does it work on slopes).
Do the drag retrievers work if there are large rocks and boulders?
The Ryzer will only add about 2.5 lbs to your bag, which is well worth it in my opinion. And it works just fine on most slopes. It's very stable.
@Mojoh Gear that's like lugging around a clothes iron on top of water, discs, retrieve tools, small first aid kit if in the mountains or places with stinging bugs, and whatever else.
I haven't gone past 10 discs max due to weight when playing a course. Typically, I play with 8 that are based on the weather and course I am at. My boyfriend has an 18+ disc bag that I will borrow for field work. That's about the max weight I could enjoy playing a course with if I was determined, carried it once, and that was enough. (Sure, I could carry more, but this isn't a camping trip, I don't want to be huffing and puffing). 8 discs at 155g comes to about the stand's weight. I generally play with 140-150's. So the stand easily doubles my weight for my standard disc carry, bringing it up to that of my boyfriend's larger bag. After trying his, I went with a lighter bag because of the weight. It would be a tough decision to buy this stand. One of the other options I am currently looking at is a lightweight camp stool, and it is 0.6 lbs. I can sit on it while waiting and then rest my bag on it when my turn is up. For me, how heavy this thing is takes the excitement out of it and is a hard sell. But my boyfriend might like it.
The last one I want to use for camping more
The chain sound is the best part it musmt b silenced
Lol that suction cup ball is too be a popular toy years ago
Is this a sponsored video for these products?
PDGA states that light sanding is totally fine
A 1$ pool noodle is what use on my basket
Will inner cores be restocking soon?
Great products great host!!!
Still waiting on that hoodie
Jesse drinks Bud Light
Flippin sweet gear!!
I use my stove burner to melt my discs back to shape all the time. PDGA states not to alter the disc from its original condition. Melting the disc back to its original shape or sanding it smooth is the exact opposite of that.
I started a much needed International Cleanup Day event at one of my local courses that needs it most. Wish me luck!
Nice!!!! Good on you for doing right by the planet, and best of luck 🤘
why would you want to silence your basket. The sound of the chains is the most satisfying disc golf sound
If you throw 100 putts a day in your backyard, like some of us, your neighbors might be happier. Otherwise yeah, I'd never want to silence my basket.
yo that disc doctor tool looks like a must have. Hadn't heard of that before.
I don't need or want any of these whatsoever! ...BUT! I am 100% with you that it's cool to see some of the new innovations coming out. The real product though is a quality 3d printer. I'm excited for the day they become bigger, better and cheaper.
The Mojoh Ryzer sounds cool, but I don't think it'll work very well in slopes, especially in the winter (with ice and so on).
I think the PDGA rules allow for small sanding and repairs of small dents if you try to make the disc not cut your hand while throwing. But any sanding you do to try and change the flight characteristics of the disc makes that disc illegal
Oh no, more disc golf stuff I want to spend even more of my money on🙃 random question, but what sunglasses are you wearing in this vid? I've been iso a new pair lol
...and whatnot.
if the Mojoh stand could be an option to easily connect to a Ridge Roller bag, I would not hesitate to get the Ryzer. Seems a perfect match!
That disc doctor would be a must-have for any wooded-courses-state. I know plenty of my discs have had the woods of Wisconsin do their fair share of damage! And no one likes having to grip a disc in certain spots because they're damaged.
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Disc Doctor looks so awesome. The Ryzer just has too many cons for the benefit for me. It adds a lot of weight at 2.6 lbs. To put that in perspective that’s equivalent to 7 discs at 170 grams and that’s on top of your actual discs, bag, and other items like chalk. However it’s a cool concept and I hope to see it not cost more than the price of an average bag as well as a lighter option.
One thing is definitely for sure the sport is growing and it’s partly due to all of the innovation. Thanks to these product designers!
Honestly
Wow the Mojoh Ryzer looks amazing. As someone who's a pretty casual disc golfer, I still feel like I'd get my money's worth. I've had spiders and ticks crawl on my bag, not to mention mud, and that just seems like such a simple but effective mod to avoid all that. Only issue would be super steep hills. Thanks for the review!
I love the disc doctor product. Would totally buy one if shipping to Canada wasn’t the same as the price of the product itself.
I used hockey tape on my basket to silence the ring. Idk if it works any better, but if it costs more than a roll of hockey tape, it'd be a hard sell.
Light sanding is okay provided you do not alter the disc.
I had seen some people using pipe insulation and tape, often Duct tape or Packing tape for the pole often using 2 of the skinny pipe insulation.
I actually filled the center pole of my practice basket with Great Stuff expanding insulation foam, and that cuts down on the noise a ton. I'm surprised more people don't utilize this like in car chassis and grocery store shopping carts to cut down on sound reverberation, contributing to excess noise.
The Max distance is one of if not the best retriever on the market currently. In my opinion.
I've tried many disc retiver poles. The max distance one is the best for many reasons, including the price.
The legs on the Mojo riser wouldn't even need to be that tall.
Like they literally don't even need to be there LOL.