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What is a San Marino Roc?
The number one professional mid-range disc. It is very reliable at the high speeds that pros throw. It ages slowly, becoming an excellent slow turning disc as it wears. The Roc is simply the best, most versatile mid-range disc ever made.
Which ROC is the best?
The RoC Retinol Correxion MAX Daily Hydration Crème is received an award from People magazine in 2018 and the ROC Multi Correxion 5-in-1 was named one of Good Housekeeping’s Best Anti-Aging Products That Actually Work that same year.
When did Innova move to Rancho Cucamonga?
Around 1995ish they moved to the Rancho Cucamonga site that they are still at. At that point there were “San Marino,” “Ontario” and “Rancho” discs all being produced by Innova, but they were all being made at that same plant in Rancho Cucamonga.
What is the Roc3 good for?
The Roc3 holds a line in a variety of wind conditions and has a predictable fade, making this an ideal ‘Go-To’ Mid-Range in almost any situation. Advanced players will love the versatility of this disc while newer players can rely on the consistent finish.
Where are Discraft discs made?
West Michigan
WIXOM, Mich. (WZZM) — West Michigan is home to three dozen disc golf courses where players are throwing discs made right here in Michigan. One man’s love for throwing discs has become a part of a Wixom-based company called Discraft, which makes discs sold around the world.
Is the Innova Roc Overstable?
The Roc3 is a very predictable, stable to overstable mid-range driver. I use it for long to mid-range upshots, and trust it to hold its line even in windy conditions.
Does the Roc3 fly straight?
Both the Roc and Roc3 discs can fly very straight at the beginning. The Roc maintains its straight flight for about 220 feet before fading to the left. The Roc3 maintains a straight flight for about 200 feet before fading.
Are Innova discs made in USA?
Yes, as far as I know Innova is made in the US. Pretty sure discraft is as well. I agree. As less and less products are made in the US, we again need to take pride in what we produce.