Recent content by Skamanda

I'm actually going to have to throw the new Jawbreaker one more than I would for it's stability. I'm hoping it reaches a point like the old ESP FLX did, where it just breaks, and becomes flippy. As is, it's about as stable as the old Ron Russel Comets, with a bit more glide. I'll definitely post...

I cycle 2 of the Z Swirl ones with the dinosaur stamp. The JBZFLX one I threw yesterday was noticably more overstable. I'm hoping the modern FLX blends beat in as quickly as the old ones, because the feel is so nice...

The Jawbreaker one I threw today is probably the most stable Comet I own. I have a couple somewhat flat, regular production Z ones that are max weight, that I was using for headwinds and spike hyzers and shots where I absolutely needed to fade - and the Jawbreaker Z FLX have just kicked those...

Different grips, grip strengths, and manipulating the nose angle will turn the Comet into a formidable tool in your arsenal. The glide also makes it fantastic for longer shot shaping, as well. I just played an A tier at a big, championship woods course, and threw a Comet off the tee on every...

My last day at Bald Mountain was much better play than the first day, but thanks to a few punishing tree kicks, it scored no better. Taking a double bogey on a 217 foot hole was a bitter pill to swallow, and the half inch too close to a tree on my second shot of 18 turned that hole into another...

Played a LOT better today. A few simple mistakes, but all in all a much better round. The right Comets do the right things, and I've gotten some more useful experience with shot selection on the course. Chase card tomorrow, 3 strokes out of cash. Time to see if I can get under par on this...

Found a creepy crawly early in yesterday's round, then we had a turkey on our cart for a bit, but sadly not the kind that helps your score...

Played my first tournament round at Bald Mountain yesterday - a championship level course in the woods. I figured the best strategy was to let my Comets do the talking, and that was a good plan - if I chose the right Comet for the shot. Bald Mountain is also a hilly course, so a few times I...

Tooling underneath, or no?

Can't have the one pictured - I ordered that one 🤣

Thats kind of what I've done with mine. It's going to be my partner's first speed 11 disc. He's not quite out to 275 of distance yet, and I figure that's just about right for it.

What's it's weight, and what's your distance like? I've got a 154g one that flies like yours, and a 168g one that flies like a nicely seasoned neutron one of the same weight. I throw 375ish.

This is a pretty accurate description from the throw I gave one. It's really, really straight until it starts slowing down, then it just dumps a little. It's like... a less versatile Comet. That's not a bad thing, but if I didn't have the Comet in my bag, I still think I'd choose a different...

That's how mine all fly (neutron locks in, fission has that extra drift) - how do the new ones fly differently, for you? I dig the "notch" at flat. That, and not being terribly nose angle sensitive, are the reasons I took the Scorch out of my bag in favor of the Wave. Knowing it would flip to...

I've found mine pretty consistent, if I'm honest. I've got a 154g Fission that's unreasonably flippy, but each flies relatively the same, for its weight. I've got a 156 Cosmic Neutron that's definitely a step flippier than the 168g Neutrons I've got - but no more than you'd expect from dropping...