Roc Champion 

#036 of 200 USDGC 2011 Three Rings Climo

Features:
  • Very Cool Rings
  • Climo 5X
  • Includes COA
  • #036/200
  • Only 200 Produced
  • Yellow with Green Hue Disc with Turquoise Blue Foil Stamp
  • Rare 
  • Grippy Champion Blend
  • Scaled and Penned 180g 
  • Collectible 
  • Rare
Description:

This new disc is a 9+/10 due to typical storage wear. Hard-core players and collectors know that Champion Rocs (CE Rocs in the old vernacular) are only made once a year for the US Disc Golf Championship, or USDGC.  This incredible tournament features the world's best players in a single division - "One Division, One Champion".  Champion Rocs are produced in small quantities to commemorate this special tournament each October.  As the world's best-selling mid-range, the Roc has a huge following by players of all abilities, making these collectible Rocs a very hard-to-find disc.  

The Roc is normally produced only in DX or KC Pro plastic, so players covet these  ultra-durable discs in Innova's Champion plastic, which ensures years of long life and consistent flight.  In fact, it is not uncommon for touring Pros to throw Champion Rocs from past USDGC tournaments because they are so tasty!  

SHIPPING DETAILS

ALL DISCS SHIP SECURELY IN A BOX!

Single Disc Purchases Under $100

USPS First Class shipping is included but does not include insurance.

USPS Priority Mail is $7.99 and includes insurance and generally arrives a bit faster than First Class.

UPS Ground option is $9.99 and includes insurance and offers a much more reliable delivery date but sometimes will take longer to arrive than USPS Priority Mail (primarily for customers west of the Rocky Mountains).

Single Disc Purchases Over $100

Will ship via UPS Ground.

Multi Disc Purchases

USPS First Class (2 Discs) or Priority Mail (3+ Discs) is included and includes insurance when the buyer opts in for USPS Priority Mail option for $7.99. 

UPS Ground option is $9.99 and includes insurance and offers a much more reliable delivery date but sometimes will take longer to arrive than USPS Priority Mail (primarily for customers west of the Rocky Mountains).