Saints:
This stamp was designed by Kimberly Dickerson to be the second in the Christian Stamp Series hosted by Tristan Goetz Disc Golf and the first in the Emerging Artists Series which celebrates new or unknown disc golf artists. This stamp was printed on 160 discs including Envys, Craves, and Octanes, along with 43 misprints. Kimberly was asked to pick a verse that aligned with her art style and to design a stamp that commemorated that verse.
Fission:
Fission™ Microbubble Technology produces an ultralight core with evenly distributed and imperceptible weight reduction microbubbles. The ultralight core allows an even higher GYRO® overmold density relative to the core, yet still remaining in the lighter weight classes — 135g to 165g in the Photon.
This produces an entirely new type of lightweight disc never before seen in the sport, and beyond the capability of any other manufacturer. Weight distribution, stability, and durability of prior “bubble” discs are all improved upon by Fission. Skeptics of prior light or bubble plastics are in for a surprise, as Fission brings advanced disc physics and true high-tech molding into the lightweight plastics arena.
- Ultra-lightweight core for added GYRO®
- Imperceptible micro-bubbles
- Improved durability over competition
- Light throwing weight with substantial feel
Octane (13 | 5 | -1 | 2):
Fission™ technology has come to the Octane! Combining the raw speed and distance potential of the Octane with our cutting edge Fission™ plastic has resulted in a truly impressive max distance driver. In testing at MVP R&D, the Fission™ Octane presented with a touch more turn than in other plastics – helping it be perhaps the farthest flying Octane yet. With final flight numbers of 13 | 5 | -1.5 | 2, the Fission™ Octane is going to take your distance to the next level. Plus, thanks to its ultralight core, the Fission™ Octane is available in weights all the way down to 155g — making it an Octane for all arm speeds! See just where your distance potential is at with the Fission™ Octane!
Octane falls in the general stability lineage of Switch, Amp, Inertia, and Wave, with a slow-turning profile that holds long and straight until its fade finish. The 23mm Octane is designed to be relatively less understable than its 21.5mm counterpart Wave. Average throwers should see straight flights with a bit of shallow turn, while power throwers will be able to hyzerflip for max distance and tailwind lines.
