Review on Ultimate Disc Golf Starter Pack: Dynamic Discs, Latitude 64, and Westside Discs Misprint Collection - Driver, Midrange, Putter Set by Gary Duncan

I've tried two of these (3 and 5 pack) weeks apart and overall it's hard to fault. The main downside seems to be the double printing, although I've had a few with odd marks on the plastic. But they're brand new, with no structural flaws, so a good price is $10 for a disc instead of $17 for a "retail" version. I think they're a bit hard to read when looking at flight numbers, so know in advance if that might bother you. I have a few exact repeats which is just a function of this random format. If I was annoyed, I'd say I was hoping for a different true midrange or approach (like I was expecting from Judge or Pure) and a more plastic twist. But I see they're trying to make a decent change of pace. This is also a coincidence! In the interest of science I found the following on 8 discs: Corona (Westside Stick, Origio Blast) Outlaw (Westside Fairway, VIP) Felon (DD Fairway, Lucid) Corona (Westside Stick, Origio Blast) Emac Truth (DD MF, Lucid) Felon (DD Fairway, Lucid) SPZ3 (Lat 64 Driver, Opto) Sapphire (Lat 64 Driver, Opto)