Ezra Aderhold In The BAG!!! | My BEST Lineup Yet!! | 2022
Ezra Aderhold showcases his top lineup in his 2022 bag, a collaboration with Squatch as one of his newest sponsors. The disc bag is designed for comfort and functionality, carrying 45 discs and featuring high-quality materials that complement Ezra's playing style. With his experience playing with Discraft for over a year, Ezra has refined his preferences for Salt and Discs, resulting in a lineup that's sure to serve him well throughout the season. The video highlights Ezra's putting puddles, throwing puddles, and disc selection, offering insight into his strategy and technique. His expertise is built on years of playing with various discs, including Roach, Challenger SS, ProD, ESP, and Onyx models. With its balanced mix of stability, glide, and control, Ezra's lineup is designed to tackle a variety of playing conditions and course layouts.
Watch Ezra Aderhold showcase his top picks in this year's lineup! See what discs he chooses to crush courses with.
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All right, guys. It has been a little while since my last in the bag video, and I'm sure some of you want to see what I'm going to be throwing for this season. With the season starting up, figured now is a good time to show you. But first, I want to talk a little bit about this bag. So, Squatch is one of my newest sponsors here for the 2022 season. Couldn't be more stoked to be walking with these guys. The bag is awesome. It's light. It's lightweight. Carries comfortably on the shoulders with this with the nice padded straps. I've got like 45 discs in here, too, so it carries a bunch of discs um super easily. You can get a cooler to come with it if you want, you know, cold beverages. That's kind of clutch. And um high quality materials, looks good, feels good, plays good. So, and with that, let's jump right into the discs. I think this is probably my most confident disc lineup going into a season. Um, I've been with Discraft now for a full year. So, I've kind of flushed out what I like and what I don't like about Salt and Discs. And so, this is kind of the bag I've had for the last four or five months now, and it's probably going to stay somewhat similar. And also, I'm not forcing Salt and Discs to to do things I'm not supposed to, like trying to force a Raptor to be an Onyx, you know? Now, I've just got Onyxes instead. So, I really like what I've got going. I'm going to show you guys what I've got. All right. First up, I've got my putting puddles. I've got the special uh Put Like the Pros ones with my stamp on there. We these little Challenger SS's and uh yeah, I've been playing with these for a while. Last year I started off with roaches and I actually prefall these so it's nice to have these kind of dialed in low glide. Next up, throwing puddles. I've got three Challenger SS's ProD, couple ESP ones, flippy, straight, and then a little bit overstable. So those have different use cases. I've got one zone up top and then five zones in this side pouch. So six total. My most understable one being this jawbreaker zone. I like this...
