Innova Champion Mini Star

[Hulkgolf]

http://http://s1057.photobucket.com/profile/HulkgolfDoes anyone know where i can go in Los Angeles to see what type of disk i have to get it appraised? Thanks in advance.

http://s1057.photobucket.com/albums/t397/Hulkgolf/

[Rolly]

My bet right now is a first run sidewinder.. Just a shot in the dark..

[maynard]

Does anyone know where i can go in Los Angeles to see what type of disk i have to get it appraised? Thanks in advance.

Go to the Pro Shop at LaMirada for a start or take a photo of it and post it here. There are plenty of us plastic collecting junkies right here on this forum who would be willing to let you know what that disc is worth.

[maynard]

My bet right now is a first run sidewinder.. Just a shot in the dark..

Good chance or maybe a Spider...

[wilt]

Take it to your nearest course, ask someone there if they can identify the disc. Try to find a pro/advanced player, they should be able to tell you what it is right away. Good luck.


also, just a heads up, you don't need to start another thread for this.

[captain jack]

Take it here;

Discovering The World
6455 Roland St
Buena Park, CA 90621

They will know. :cool:

[Hulkgolf]

http://s1057.photobucket.com/profile/Hulkgolf

[Bruce]

Could be a sidewinder or an SL, just off the top of my head.

[SPIDER-DAN]

Most if not all first run sidewinders had the weight and a 'sw' written on the back. The starfire sl's has the weight and a 'sl' written on the inside of the rim. The ce spiders only had the weight written on the inside of the rim. There is no confusing the ce spider with any other mini star stamp disc though. There were some beast that had the same stamp as well.

Looks to me like a sidewinder. If so, i would think it could sell for $35-45.

[Hulkgolf]

Most if not all first run sidewinders had the weight and a 'sw' written on the back. The starfire sl's has the weight and a 'sl' written on the inside of the rim. The ce spiders only had the weight written on the inside of the rim. There is no confusing the ce spider with any other mini star stamp disc though. There were some beast that had the same stamp as well.

Looks to me like a sidewinder. If so, i would think it could sell for $35-45.

I dont see any marks anywhere and i looked with a loop. I weighed it and it was
.4 lb = 181.436 g. Does that help?

[Hulkgolf]

Take it here;

Discovering The World
6455 Roland St
Buena Park, CA 90621

They will know. :cool:

Thank you.

[Magilla]

I dont see any marks anywhere and i looked with a loop. I weighed it and it was
.4 lb = 181.436 g. Does that help?

Take a pic of the underside and a side profile...cant tell what kind of disc from a top photo.

Slightly confused by the weight. A sidewinder would be 176g or less. Not to say that something 1st run didnt get out a bit over-weight.

[Hulkgolf]

Take a pic of the underside and a side profile...cant tell what kind of disc from a top photo.

Slightly confused by the weight. A sidewinder would be 176g or less. Not to say that something 1st run didnt get out a bit over-weight.

http://s1057.photobucket.com/albums/t397/Hulkgolf/

[wilt]

Looks like a sidewinder to me. I have a mini star sidewinder and the profiles match. Nice looking disc.

[Magilla]

Looks like a sidewinder to me. I have a mini star sidewinder and the profiles match. Nice looking disc.

Id have to agree....looks like a sidewinder.

[DAADAA509]

Sidewinder

[Nubin]

.4 lb = 181.436 g. Does that help?


Given the weight, (someone correct me if im wrong, i cant open the pdga technical standards) I believe that disc would not be legal for play in a pdga event, unless its a roc, condor, or some other big diameter disc. I think its a sidewinder and if it is i am fairly sure it is past the maximum weight allowed for that discs particular diameter.

However, i cant guarantee this it would be listed in the PDGA technical standards.

Good looking disc though