Paul McBeth | In the Bag | 2017 

Hey Supiika I started in the 7th grade back in 2003 but really in 2004. I have been playing since before the really hard plastics were developed like Champion and similar of that type of plastic from other companies came out. I remember when the original tournament bags from Innova were some of the first to get a quad type strap to use the bag in a sort of hanging backpack style. Another company made just the quad strap for these types of bags and still does but was not as good as the ones copied and improved by the main disc manufacturers. I still use a pre 2011 Discraft bag that by the end of 2016 I customised to be like a backpack using clip on fishing backpack straps to make the bag like a true backpack. I also took a few weeks to get a second water bottle holster for a to fit on the bag permanently and made the original strap not hurt my neck/ shoulder by using athletic tape to cover the rubber on the strap pad. My bag is what I wish that company would make if they made a backpack style bag.

When I started Star was the latest plastic from Innova and Wraith was the newest and fastest driver! I remember those Quad straps and I still happen to have my Revolution Carolina bag with my first and only Phenix QuadShocks somewhere. Didn't dare to sell it even though I bought the first version of Grip bag, then sold it for a Prodiscus 30+ bag and now I'm trying to get a Latitude 64 Luxury E3. Glad to hear that your bag has served you well through all those years!

Supiika I won that bag at the 2007 ace race where I found the best disc ever, the Impact one of the more versatile disc I use still have one of my original ones and a new one as of last year, I can use it as a driving midrange that spot where a midrange is too short and a fairway driver is too long. the Impact also works in tunnel shots and as a driving putter. if I really want a driving putter then my Star Shark 175 grams is the disc I would use and the same disc I would use if playing a one disc round. I also have a old pro Shark at 175 that if i lost it I would just get a Star Shark. Newest disc From Innova when I started playing were the KC Pro discs. Fastest driver disc was the 10 speed Wraith or Beast. I can still use the same bag since 2007 because I have found that a few disc do not work for me so I took them out and also replaced my lightweight Shark with a heavier 175 gram Star one. I will not sell the bag and I wish i had not gotten rid of my small bag a old nylon standard Innova bag that was the starter bag back in 2005. I gave the bag to my dad in 2007 to hold discs he got that he doesn't play with anymore or were a mistake to buy. I do not have my original 2 discs my mom has the putter, a Rubber Putter without the Dupont in it and the other was lost on the original sign course in my town now gone. I do have a near same of the original disc I lost a lightweight DX Stingray the two colors are opposite of original disc for downwind midrange and non windy days at 168 grams and I have a heavier great condition white DX Stingray at 174-175 grams. I want rtwo Super Stingray but will have to buy it in my store in town because I want both in a specific weight and I want them to replace my Stingrays.

The Latitude 64 Lux E3 is a fantastic bag! Just got mine. Only with the umbrella pocket was a little bigger, and the bottom was fully waterproof, but storage is limitless. Easily fits my jacket, towel, snacks, first aid kit, and about 25 discs (more if I used all the space for discs), water bottles, rule book, phone ect. Best investment I've made so far! Rain fly worked great! Had a tourney last month that poured rain the whole time. Just the bottom got wet from sitting on the wet grass all day.

John if I got a true bag it would be the waterproof red or red-orange color Super Hero bag. If the backpack straps are like the rest of the bag with the pvc vinyl on the entire strap then I would need to modify the backpack straps somehow. Otherwise I would get a new bag the newer version of the Discraft Tourney bag swap straps and transfer over my stuff to the new bag, except the extra soft cup holder kind of made that permanent to the old bag then sell the old bag for half price of a new Discraft Tourney bag. Oh and get a new extra soft stroller cup holder.

DGN I assume it is, he has 7 Destroyers and 4 or 5 ROC and ROC3 discs. I think he has a full bag. Innova made a SuperHero bag for the pros to use from Innova that are not sponsored by another bag company as well or use a smaller backpack bag from another company. From the few reviews I have found on the bag is way better than the Innova Hero bag. Apparently one of the Innova SuperHero bags a red one is coated in a rubbery plastic material making it waterproof. Also the Hero pack got updated and looks more like the Innova SuperHero bag but has less side pocket space. Also have you felt a Hero pack? they are light for a pack its size.

ClashRoyaleWithBMac I just want that swirly design. But I hate that puke green color on discs. It's too easy to lose in the grass.

Xelthos usually for pros, it's whatever the max weight the mold comes in for every disc

I'm waiting for Clearwater DG store to get a load of Innovas this week. I'm scared to death I'll lose my only KC Pro Roc one of these days, which has become my favorite disc. And it's DX plastic so is getting quite beat in. Not quite as stable as it once was. I should carry 2 or 3.

Try the ROC3 many have found that to be very similar in flight to a KC Pro ROC. The KC Pro ROC has never been in DX plastic If it is then you would have to have a KC ROC from prior to 2003.

I may try a Roc 3. I recently got a San Marino Star Roc with the same 4 4 0 3 numbers and it is not even close to the same disc. So far I hate it. I got this KC Pro Roc in 2014 at the Clearwater FL disc store, and it is definitely an $8 DX plastic disc. For all my putters and mids I like DX best. It just has the best feel. I like G-Star for distance drivers, and have a couple of discs in champion plastic too.

A ROC3 is a ROC with flat top and most 3 discs come in more than one plastic type. I can't Use G-Star for drivers, too soft but I do have drivers in Champion and Star or the similar type plastic from Discraft Elite Z and ESP for some discs.

A Discraft Mantis in the Elite Z is my main driver at the moment. I have no good reason to hate Star or Pro plastic, except that every disc I ever got of those I hated. I would say grip maybe. And G-Star is pushing it on grip, but the softness makes up for it a bit. Champion (and Elite Z, the same thing) plastic grips pretty well, and lasts forever, but very difficult for me to ever turn over. G-Star is sort of pre-broken in, and you can turn one over brand new. And it holds that state a decently long time. I have the Daedalus which only comes in G-Star - it is flat as a pancake and I love it. Can't trust it like the Mantis, but it's hard for me to throw that Mantis really far, which for me means 300 ft. I'm going to find a 165ish g Beast in G-Star for my next driver to try out.

dont forget the NOVA!

j hORn and leopard3!

Firebird got replaced.

Nailed it

tjtomax hasnt come out yet, atleast on spintv. Maybe some live version from before can be found but the overall quality wont be so fun to watch

more like he just threw EVERY disc in his bag one after another and was exhausted lol

But that is how all us AMs practice...

pretty much that it’s a very straight/neutral disc. so if it’s not going straight/ point and shoot, then that is telling you something is wrong

Josh Michael Different levels of wear. Typically a newer disc will be more overstable than a seasoned or beat-in disc of the same mold.

Josh Michael they all start out pretty much the same, but with use they beat in or season. A disc that is new will have a flight path like it's intended or slightly more stable. Then as that disc gets used, it starts to lose that stability and becomes more understable. Pros usually pick a mold they like and start beating them in to different stages of wear, so 1 mold does the job of say 4 different molds

Vegard Strøm he didn't hit his line where he wanted to I think

He just threw every disc in his bag. I'd probably collapse and take a breather as well.

Mike Leimbach in his last ITB his Aviar Destroyers were all 175 and his AJ was 170. So it's probably around the same.

Jeb Lavender good look 👌

tyvek05 Except Philo, who has....6(?) molds in his bag lol.

that's the way you should go ;) and I think it's 5..

Zool yeah I thought 5 as well but I swear I heard McBeth say he threw a ThunderBird on a hole at the Memorial so I said 6.

Bobby Walker Maybe he wanted a bit change since he has been throwing innova for so long.

@@phoon4703 sure that's possible i guess but typically there's a stronger motivation...because at the end of the day all of the top disc manufacturers make pretty much the same discs.

Cause discraft is the best brand

discraft gave him loads of money