The ParkingBob is rated 7/5/-3/1. Three points of turn with 5 glide read as a deeply understable, carrying flight, strong right drift at speed for a right-hand backhand and only a single point of late fade; TryDiscs files it as a control driver, and its listing calls it a fairway driver. It is not a disc for wind or for big power. The FotCot Discs listing leans on the mold's joke, Bob says you must park it, and lists disc weights of 155 to 160 grams, a lighter range than the 170 to 175 its putter listing quotes. The certification sample dresses Bob the cat as a parking officer, clipboard and pencil in paw, over the run-together tagline youmustparkit and a flight panel printing the same figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 15 May 2023, the last number in the brand's four-cert, one-day record. TryDiscs holds no plastics rows for it yet as of September 2026.
The ParkingBob is rated 7/5/-3/1. Three points of turn with 5 glide read as a deeply understable, carrying flight, strong right drift at speed for a right-hand backhand and only a single point of late fade; TryDiscs files it as a control driver, and its listing calls it a fairway driver. It is not a disc for wind or for big power.
The FotCot Discs listing leans on the mold's joke, Bob says you must park it, and lists disc weights of 155 to 160 grams, a lighter range than the 170 to 175 its putter listing quotes. The certification sample dresses Bob the cat as a parking officer, clipboard and pencil in paw, over the run-together tagline youmustparkit and a flight panel printing the same figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 15 May 2023, the last number in the brand's four-cert, one-day record.
TryDiscs holds no plastics rows for it yet as of September 2026.
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