If you selected “Pick-up at Provincials” and you received a shipping confirmation tonight that’s a false report. If you actually did ask for me to ship you the discs, it’s a correct report (all two of you).
Everyone else, what that means is that I have specifically put your order aside for you, and that it is labelled and reserved for you to pick up on the Friday morning ferry or at Provincials.
I apologize for the confusion, still getting used to the software I guess.
One of the fun things about being The Disc Cellar is that I get to talk to lots of people about Disc Golf all the time, and a lot of the people that I’m talking to don’t know that much about it and are just starting out. That’s generally a lot of fun. So I offer what advice I can in the time we have available, and recommend discs that I feel will compliment where they are in their game at this time. I am however just one person…
So, I’m looking for some feedback:
I’m hoping that if we can leverage the knowledge of the community and come up with some helpful answers, that we can collectively help a lot of newer players avoid the problems we suffered through teaching ourselves how to play. Please provide feedback however you’re comfortable doing so.
Registration is now open for the inaugural Disc Cellar Open (DCO). We will be posting information about it here, but it actually has its own website disccellaropen.com, which is where you’ll get all official information, do registration, etc…
I would like to take a moment to thank our major sponsors:
Presenting Sponsor: us, we’re pretty awesome putting this all together for you. Oh and we’re humble.
Champion Level Sponsor: Innova Champion Discs
Major Sponsor: Prodigy Disc
Finally a release date for an MVP distance driver (March 21st). Here’s the details:
Here’s some more marketing:
The Neutron Inertia has a 20mm rim, making it the first MVP disc in a true distance class. It is tuned understable for a power responsive flight. Many players will harness its controllable turn for extra D or flips, while others will push harder into some invaluable line shaping options.
The first MVP Distance Driver is here!
In 2014 we are releasing four 20mm-class Distance Drivers. This class is the culmination of years of research and development with the GYRO™ process. The Motion is most overstable, followed by the Tesla. The Inertia is stable-understable, and the Impulse is most understable. Players will want to start the full set NOW!
The Disc Cellar is pleased to announce that we’re now an approved retailer of Big Hyzer bags and we’ll be bringing in both the Ergo 2 backpack and the 8 Frame bag.
Given that the bags are not here yet, pricing is a projection. In keeping with Disc Cellar pricing policy, premium bags are priced based on TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) and not MSRP.
Ergo 2: US$189.95 + US$37.50 (shipping) + taxes, exchange and Disc Cellar magic = C$260.00
8 Frame: US$149.95 + US$37.50 (shipping) + taxes, exchange and Disc Cellar magic = C$175.00
One of the interesting things about being an approved dealer with all these manufacturers is getting the update emails about new things which are coming up. So here’s a few things which are new (or new-ish) which I could bring in. If you’re interested, let me know and I’ll be sure to add some to my next order.
So this is early days for us at the moment. We’re just starting things up. Right now we have over 300 discs in stock (mostly Discraft and MVP), but we’re putting in an order for 500+ Innova discs in the next week or so.
The website is still being fleshed out, so expect lots of changes over the next couple of weeks, as we update it.
Things that you will see soon:
Until then, bare with us, and if you have any questions, or urgently need a new disc email me: david@cowbels.ca
