Water Marked Barrett White Pekapeka
US$21.09 excl GST
Water marked Barrett Whites
In the moulding process sometimes moisture can be trapped between the dye and plastic and causes visual marks to be present on the flight plate. See picture. This doesn’t effect the flight of the disc, just the over all appearance.
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Barrett White is a top Pro RPM Parliament player, who is inspiration to many woman around the world. In her disc golf career, she has played over 400 recorded PDGA events and won an outstanding 257 of them (as of 10/2022). Barrett has been a mighty ambassador for RPM Discs, and we are proud to reveal her signature disc stamp: a koru of Pekapeka.
Barrett White’s comments:
Water Marked Barrett White Pekapeka
US$21.09 excl GST
Water marked Barrett Whites
In the moulding process sometimes moisture can be trapped between the dye and plastic and causes visual marks to be present on the flight plate. See picture. This doesn’t effect the flight of the disc, just the over all appearance.
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Barrett White is a top Pro RPM Parliament player, who is inspiration to many woman around the world. In her disc golf career, she has played over 400 recorded PDGA events and won an outstanding 257 of them (as of 10/2022). Barrett has been a mighty ambassador for RPM Discs, and we are proud to reveal her signature disc stamp: a koru of Pekapeka.
About the Pekapeka
Pekapeka Professional Review & Information
THE PEKAEKA AS A FAIRWAY DRIVER
The RPM Pekapeka is an understable fairway driver that will allow players to work the disc from left to right as a (right hand backhanded player, visa versa for lefties), hyzer flip down narrow corridors and lay down rollers when required. The small convex shaped rim is comfortable to hold and will be ideal for beginners. Intermediate and advanced players will also find good uses for this disc and it will become a mainstay in most peoples bags.
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- Model #: DGFD2
- PDGA Approved: Yes
- Diameter: 212mm
- Weight: 155-176g
- Speed: 9
- Glide: 6
- Turn: -3
- Fade: 1
- Plastic types: Strata / Cosmic / Atomic / Glow
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THE PEKAPEKA – NZ LONG-TAILED BAT
They roost and raise their young in tree cavities and occasionally caves. The Pekapeka is part of the microbat suborder and they use echolocation (very high-pitched sounds mostly above the range of human hearing) to navigate. The sounds they make are reflected back, and they use these reflections to locate and avoid objects in their path and to hunt. For this reason the Pekapeka will be able to navigate through those dark tightly wooded fairways with ease.
What does the Pekapeka sound like?
* Video sourced from teara.govt.nz