What kind of skullduggery has DGU come up with now? Get your hands on the SkullBlade R-Pro Pig and you’ll find out, even if it takes you a minute to see it.
**A Marm O. Set 2-Color Design
How this batch of R-Pro Pig feels: Most have flight plates ranging from pretty flat to modest dome. Light Blue 175’s have noticeable dome. Earns an A+ in grip.
More about the stamp: Take a good look. Can you see the skulls? Don’t worry, this stamp is not one of those Magic Eye illustrations. Trace the stamp’s second color along the inner blade and you’ll make out the rear of the cranium, followed by the eye and nose sockets. Fun fact: Artist Marm O. designed the stamp so the skulls aren’t obvious. “I wanted the foiled shape to be the first thing people see. The skulls are stylized and hidden in the negative space so that you see them second,” he said about his design that marries geometry and illustration.
More about the Innova Pig: You'll squeal with delight each time you throw the sturdy and sassy Innova Pig – the overstable mid range disc that’s great for hyzer putting, sidearm approaches and backhand spikes.
