So i was first introduced to the Pig in 2021. I was playing the Mulligans disc golf course as
a prep for the World championships. We were on hole five where you're throwing your second
shot straight at the ob which is water. And I was having trouble with the upshot. My upshots were
in the 300 to 320 range and it gets really windy out there and I was having a hard
time keeping the disc on the green. I was reaching the green just fine and then it was running off
the green into the water, kept taking penalties and Iwas struggling every round in practice. I
was struggling. One of our slated practice rounds which was with Ricky Wysocki,
and I was like "What are you throwing? Like how are you getting the disc to stop on the green
like that and you're throwing as heard, you're throwing a full power shot?" And he's like, "I'm
using a Pig." And up until then I had never tried a Pig so he just gave me one out of his bag, you
know. He goes "It's stable, it's overstable, you need to throw it full power, you can't hold back." So I
just did. I threw it as hard as I could flat and the disc settled on the green like circle one
first try and I had I had tried five or six times to do that and I couldn't do it. I was
kind of intrigued with the how grippy the disc sat on the greens. We played really short grass that
year at Mulligans, it was cut short. A lot of the discs had a lot of movement and the Pig just kept
grabbing the ground and sticking which I really liked. So Ricky gave me two discs out of his bag,
he gave me a worn-in pig and he gave me a brand new one. I started playing around, what else can the
disc do? I already know it's good at this. What else can I use it for? And quickly I realized I
can use the disc for sidearms. I could use it for chip shots, I can use it for flex shots especially
once you start to wear them in. They're really good. When they're brand new they have a lot of fade,
you have to throw them very hard and then after you break them in you can start using them for
a lot of shots and they're fun. The disc feels good in the hand, it's very grippy in this R-Pro plastic.
It's got a thumb track if that helps you. don't mind it. Feels good, feels great for the
flick, it feels great for the power grip. It's got a beadless bottom, got a smooth wing here.
It's got like an Aviar wing here, rim, but it's a little bit more blunt so the disc kind of feels
a little bit square in the hand which is actually kind of nice and I've really fallen in love with
it and if it wasn't for that Worlds tournament I wouldn't be, I wouldn't be using the Pig and
I'm still using it today. Which leads us to 2022 that I've chosen the Pig as my tour
disc and I'm excited to have it again with a custom stamp. I think the stamp's really cool.
It's a really fun stamp, it tells a story of um has like a Texas cactus West Texas scene.
The pig's you know nurturing the cactus and taking care of it, I think you guys will like it. I really
do. They did a good job here at Innova keeping it fun and telling a story at the same time which I
really like. I would expect the average player to use the Pig for their upshots like their highs or
fade shots, trying to go around trees, trying to throw away from a hazard or awat from
an ob line. Let the fade carry you away from danger. I think the discs can do a really good job.
So when you have an upshot or a drive and you're throwing directly at an ob,
especially the ob like a water hazard where you could lose your disc, most people have the
distance or the or the shot but because you're you're hesitant or you're fearful of the ob
you start to slow down your swing you start to have swing errors. The cool thing about the Pig
is it's a grip it and rip it disc. You can just confidently hammer the disc at the ob
and it's gonna have a consistent flight and it's gonna it's gonna grab the ground so it allows you
even if you're not the best player to throw aggressively. It's a disc that reminds you that
it's okay to really hammer. It's like come on give me more. Even if you make a small mistake,
the cool thing about the Pig is if you make a small mistake and you pull it hard towards the
ob, the disc is trying to come, it's trying to fade away from the hazard which would be really useful
to navigate courses all around the country. I think I would recommend it to anyone to
have at least one pig in your bag. To all of those of you out there who support
Bradley Williams on tour, wuld be happy to have you guys pick these up fresh from the
Innova Factory Store. You can order one online and if you're a wholesaler or retailer, they should have
these in bulk, you guys can pick them up and put them in your stores and have them for your fans
in your community. I'd love for you guys to try them out this year so I'd love to see what you .
guys think on Instagram or social media. So we're gonna try to push out the hashtag #pricklypig
So if you guys have a cool photo or you're using a video of the Pig or you just want to show off your
stamp use a hashtag #pricklypig and also hashtag #bradleydiscgolf and I'd love to see what you have.