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Weapons Grade Land Mine

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 7 customer ratings
(7 customer reviews)

This is the new Land Mine putt-and-approach disc in the Munitions Line of discs. It is in “Weapons Grade” plastic which is a base plastic blend, but with more stiffness than some putter blends. It’s primarily designed for approaches and holds both forehand and backhand lines very well before it drops suddenly to the ground. It has a unique, somewhat experimental rim shape that recalls other putters with a “boxy” rim shape. The Land Mine will stand out when you pull it out of your bag. It will definitely extract unpredictable comments from your card mates.

These Land Mines are being made available to Team Doomsday members early and with a couple of different team stamps so that they can be tested for flight numbers. All weights are around 175g.

$9.00

Customer Reviews

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Lou
I used it as a driver for 9 holes…

The men laughed at first, then the pain set in after they realized you can throw this thing 200 feet straight. I’m not joking. This thing is fun, and yeah, this is a sign to put it in your bag comrade.

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AGRIMMREALITYDG
New Favorite Approach Disc

Was looking for a straight approach disc. I found it. Goes exactly where I throw it. I love the feel in my hand. The blocky rim is different, but it feels amazing. I throw it on all approaches upto 150ft. I will start stockpiling LAND MINES, because they do beat up pretty quick in the mountains.

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Hunter Hardin
Most Underrated Disc

This disc was amazing! At first, I bought it as a joke, but it flew like a dream! I’ve been getting CTP with this like crazy and not it’s a staple!

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Jacob Fisher
Perfect throwing putter

This flies great through the air with a precise fade at the end, just don't step on it!

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Darren Dever
Cool Disc

Bought on a whim. Didn't really have any expectations. Hand feel wasn't great, but man it flies like a dream. Never any wobble. Smooth flight. Predictable finish. Backhand or forehand. Worried about it rolling, but on grassy open courses this would be the go to approach disc

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