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[Latitude] Latitude 64º Frost Line?
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Xtra grippy for colder weather?
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Really gummy Opto?
World Eater
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It's a special blend with that blue ice stuff. Youre supposed to bag it in the spot closest to your cup holder. It's made to keep your beer cold.
The only info that video gives not included in the thread title is "coming in November," which we are three days into already. I bought gstar thinking it'd be great for winter but I've been liking it enough in summer that I now bag three different gstar discs and don't want to lose any of them in the snow and have to pay premium plastic price or, worse, Innova Proshop price for replacements. So that's the catch-22. I'd probably get a Frost-Line Fuse, though. Same problem in that I don't want to lose any of those grippy opaque Optos I've collected.
News on the Frost line. Looks like it is debuting with the Claymore, River and Diamond.
anrew18
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If this is the equivalent to G* I'll be getting another Saint! Possibly a Fuse too.
I am definitely going to need to add a Frost River to my bag for the winter...
Obviously it's Westside not Lat, but I would love to try the Giant and Sorcerer in this blend
tampabay
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Stupid Lat. Where is my xXx!!!!
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Like the looks of this - wonder how the durability compares to Opto?
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I think it's purely for the masses. Claymore river and diamond have to be two of the most common molds. They definitely cater a lot of their events towards the newer players and the uneducated.
Trilogy challenge was designed so that anyone could play, if the players pack had been harp xxx enforcer it might not have gone so well for new players. So sadly, I'll have to wait for my frost xxx
onemilemore
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I think it's purely for the masses. Claymore river and diamond have to be two of the most common molds. They definitely cater a lot of their events towards the newer players and the uneducated.
Trilogy challenge was designed so that anyone could play, if the players pack had been harp xxx enforcer it might not have gone so well for new players. So sadly, I'll have to wait for my frost xxx
The Claymore is legit and the River has always been popular, so these releases make sense. Plus, won't a Frost xXx or Trident not skip as well, which is half the point of having one?
It'll certainly be interesting to see what molds come next, though. I bet a Frost Pure or Saint will be in high demand.
46YearOldSlinger
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Definitely excited about this. Grippier and slightly more stable version of a River... I see myself standing in a field with a short stack of G FDs and Frost Rivers comparing notes and trying to decide which is the perfect fairway driver.
46YearOldSlinger
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Bonus- just noticed these are translucent which I love for night golf with LEDs taped to the bottom. Score!
tampabay
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I don't have a problem with either of those discs, I think it makes sense that they released them and I agree that they are great discs, I just unfortunately don't throw those molds.
I absolutely don't think a completely OS disc that just sticks and sits down is pointless, I use my xXx all the time in tight woods on FH flex lines and I'd love for it to have less skip. Options are always better!
