Testing my 2026 Team Series Disc in the SNOW!!!
A disc golf enthusiast tests their 2026 Team Series Disc in a winter wonderland setting, exploring how it performs in deep snow conditions. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the speaker's backyard, the video features an engaging mix of adventure and product review. The team is equipped with a unique latte art-inspired design, mirroring the bokeh effect found in photographs. The reviewer delves into their thought process behind the design, explaining its connection to Japanese photography terminology. As the sun begins to set, the speaker embarks on an Easter egg hunt of sorts, searching for lost discs amidst the frozen landscape. This entertaining experience is interwoven with a brief overview of disc golf techniques and product features.
Watch Simon Lizotte test his new 2026 Team Series disc in snowy conditions! See how it performs in winter weather.
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[music] [music] [music] [music] latte. [music] All right, here's my woods. Just for reference, this is the snow we're working with. 2 and 1/2 ftish. And uh my bag is packed with bokeas. The bokeh latte to be exact. And we're doing it. I want to play maybe five holes in my backyard here and see if we can get a little action. Wow. This is kind of magical right now. Not too bad. It's about 2:30. Sun's slowly going down. Classic. Let's see how many discs I lose. That'll be a nice Easter hunt in a couple months for discs. Well, one, this course is not done yet, by the way. Basket's up there up the hill. Lighting not ideal. All right, we start with 21 discs. Here goes nothing. Maybe I'll only throw like 10. >> Oh, off the tree. >> I think I barked it. [music] >> [music] >> Oh. All right, let's go find some discs. That's what we're looking for. Wow. Everything's frozen here. It's been frigid. [music] Good looking disc, though. Yeah. See that? Clear evidence. Evidence of a disc somewhere here. Oh, let's go. Nice. Wow. This is wild. Found a white one. Bonus. Check it out. This sick. >> [music] >> So, these have been in the snow for like 5 minutes. And what the heck? All right, while we're up here, I might as well give a quick disc review and [snorts] tell you why the stamp and how it all came together. Basically, the bokeh, what bokeh even means is like if you see like a video or photo where like the lights in the background are like all blurry and like [snorts] almost like ballooned up a bit. That is called bokeh. It's a Japanese word, but it's used universally as a camera specific term. And I thought it was perfect for the Simon line because that's what I'm going for. And [snorts] then I had the idea to do a latte art, disc art, just because I've been into the coffee scene for about a year and a half now since my daughter was born. And me being me, of course, I had to go all in as fast as possible. And I had a [snorts] a phase where learning latte art was a thing. And it's still a thing. It's still a work in progress. It's way...
