[Discraft] REAL Ti pics

[DanJon]

and I recently got a flat ss buzzz that was super pearly and white. It was a thing of beauty.

i have one of these from last years memorial. it is awesome.


definitely going to be trying out the buzzz in ti plastic.

 

[zenn9]

I think a Buzzz in GoldLine-ish plastic sounds like a winner!

 

[dehaas]

People go crazy for certains runs of plastic based on grip and durability, so even if this a gold line knock off i don't see how it can be a bad thing. I'm sure they will release more molds in ti at some point, especially if the plastic sells well. If anything else maybe ti will force innova/discmania/millennium to run a similar style of plastic.

 

[Imbadatdiscgolf]

I think a Buzzz in GoldLine-ish plastic sounds like a winner!

Could be. I'm hoping for a sick grip. If not, then it's a waste of 6 bucks when a SS is 10-13 dollars.

 

[lavon_andy]

I wonder how the stability will vary from regular z.

Only disgrace I throw is a buzzz but I love my buzzz's if the gold line is nice and gummy frilly it may replace my crystal z's or my glows depending on stability

 

[olemiss5931]

I like em. Trollers gonna troll though.

 

[Imbadatdiscgolf]

I like em. Trollers gonna troll though.

They got me going. Haha. I will never understand fanboy mentality. One thing I've learned is that if it's a material thing it will have haters and fanboys.

 

[codyroberts18]

Eh. They are alright...Maybe they will better in person, that's what I'm hoping!

 

[throwfromthewoods]

Lol at Blizzard tech. MVP gyro perhaps, but bliz tech is weak. Great idea I guess but worthess as far as pushing the sport further.

The biggest aspect of growing any product is new exposure. Whether it's cars, electronics, or disc golf; new customers are worth twice as much as customer loyalty (from a business model perspective). That is what Innova does better than anyone. It doesn't matter if Blizzard technology is worthless for or not for competitive players.

New players and noodle arms drool over things like Blizzard tech, or high speed drivers, etc. It's the perception that these products will instantly make your game better. The reality of that perception is irrelevant when the wallet is open.

So, it just depends on how you define, "pushing the sport further." If you are talking about new, better technology for competitive players; then not really. But if we're talking about putting new players on courses, Innova has yet to be knocked off the top of the mountain.

 

[ian.]

thanks for the pics bootz.. pretty much what i was thinking but would still like a few orange buzzz .. or a zone or banger or a comet.. i dont throw them really but i bet a ti pred would be sick

 

[plastic cannon]

it does look cool, but it dosent look a whole lot different then z buzzz ss's. last i heard Ti was just cryztal z with opaque colors added to it.

 

[rakeyohn]

Lol at Blizzard tech. MVP gyro perhaps, but bliz tech is weak. Great idea I guess but worthess as far as pushing the sport further.

Mvp gyro is a greater advance than blizzard?! LOL yeah disc that go farther... Awful for the sport. :gross: gyro is a huge gimmick, it adds nothing. Wizards go just as far ions, buzzs just as far as vectors, fuses as far as axis... Plus their new plastic pretty much sucks. Fr ions are as good as mvp will ever get. I'm not a huge innova fan but blizzard plastic does what it advertises, you will see all other manufacturers develop something to compete, they don't have a choice.

 

[Imbadatdiscgolf]

The biggest aspect of growing any product is new exposure. Whether it's cars, electronics, or disc golf; new customers are worth twice as much as customer loyalty (from a business model perspective). That is what Innova does better than anyone. It doesn't matter if Blizzard technology is worthless for or not for competitive players.

New players and noodle arms drool over things like Blizzard tech, or high speed drivers, etc. It's the perception that these products will instantly make your game better. The reality of that perception is irrelevant when the wallet is open.

So, it just depends on how you define, "pushing the sport further." If you are talking about new, better technology for competitive players; then not really. But if we're talking about putting new players on courses, Innova has yet to be knocked off the top of the mountain.

Maybe if these new players happen to be playing in super calm conditions. I know if I bought a blizzard and started throwing that crap with a breeze present I would want to throw it away and never play again.

 

[ReinZ_96]

looks pearly and grippy, hopefully the buzzzs will be flat and grippy. thanks for sharing the pics.

yes, hopefully flat buzzes..they are the best

 

[booter]

smh
. just oogle at the pics

 

[apdrvya]

you say the most truthful things

I'd look at the bright side. If it's just a pearly Z plastic they aren't going to charge that much more for them.

FTFY

 

[SteezeOG]

Gotta love the fanboys. I happen to think every company has molds and plastics that in the right combo are great.

If this can match some of the grip and resistance of GL from Lat64 into molds from Discraft that I know and trust, because they are so consistent, then I'm all for it.

Gonna pick up a Stalker and Force for sure. Maybe a Buzzz. Hopefully a Pred and Avenger SS one day.

 

[KFrad]

Thanks for the pics booter.

Ill take a stack of pink buzzzes and preds please

 

[Clonan]

Im pretty new to the sport (6 months playing) and i must say there are ALL SORTS of marketing gimics to buy discs.

I wont be buying one unless i lose a disc and this is cheaper.

 

[discmeister]

So ESP, FLX, Z, X, and Pro-D plastics all fly differently, how will this compare stability wise?