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Here are 3 different days of my findings with the PDX
Keep in mind,I removed the flashing from one and that's the one I'm throwing.
Day 1
Got a little testing out of one and it was slightly less stable than i anticipated.it is still beefy though but in a good forward fading way,like the pd. I donthave any CDDs but it flew similar to my s lines. not quite as OS as my cpd2 but it still held a line in the wind and flew nice and stable. I got mine to go straight a good ways and hook up late,plastic is amazing,nice and grippy new c line.
I want more time with it on more open holes and into stronger headwind but I think it will make the bag,it flew great today and I never wished I didn't throw it.
Day 2
Got more time in with mine and I'm liking it more as I get to throw it. I am a little surprised but not disappointed. I removed the sharp flashing initially and got a chance to throw it on a course with longer holes and more wind being a factor. The PDX just flies super straight and has a late fade just like the PD has into wind. These were all mostly headwind or left to right wind shots. the PDX did not perform like a unthrowable meat hook, It was actually workable and very reliable. I now need to try it on more open courses where I can actually try to get more flight out of it in a flex shot. It has yet to flip or turn on my but as straight as it is and still consistently fades,I can see it being a great workable disc into wind.
I'm hoping discmania releases more or makes this a stock release at some point.it's a good disc so far and I think people will enjoy it more as time goes by IMO.
The disc sort of reminds me of my SDDs but a little more forward fading at the end of the flight and less turn than my early runs. Compared to my newer run SDD,it's got less HSS but only a little.
Either way,I think removing the flashing was a good choice and the reason why lots of people are seeing somewhat different flights.
Day3
Alright,so I have had a little more experience with my PDX on a more open course with more wind. The other day when I first I tested the PDX,the wind was about 8mph.yesterday,the wind was about 14 or so,and it flew a little different. First few shots were in heavy left to right wind with lots of room to throw a flex shot.so I threw it with a slight anhyzer out left and watched the wind carry it right while still penetrating forward,then it flattened out and the faded out back left.this is what I initially expected after the other throws I had with it the previous day and it being extremely straight. Few more holes later the wind was still pushing in the same direction so I threw it again.only this time,it flipped over unintentionally and didn't fight back.now,I'm chalking that throw up with just bad release + heavy wind and not enough height.however,I figured it would have still tried to fight back left somewhat. After that,the other throws were the same into headwind or crosswind,flew straight or I got a nice flex out of it with some fade at the end.
So,with those findings,it flew more like my SDD's that I have,rather than the beefcake everyone else is experiencing. My disc could be an anomaly I suppose but how many others have removed the flashing after their initial throws to find it change and become more workable?
Anyone else who has pink xouts find that they're getting the same flight as myself?
Im now on the fence of guaranteeing a spot in the bag until I get more time with it,it just seems to overlap with my DD's I already have in there. I'm not giving up on them,but I essentially thought this would be something to replace my pd2 with more control.
Keep in mind,I removed the flashing from one and that's the one I'm throwing.
Day 1
Got a little testing out of one and it was slightly less stable than i anticipated.it is still beefy though but in a good forward fading way,like the pd. I donthave any CDDs but it flew similar to my s lines. not quite as OS as my cpd2 but it still held a line in the wind and flew nice and stable. I got mine to go straight a good ways and hook up late,plastic is amazing,nice and grippy new c line.
I want more time with it on more open holes and into stronger headwind but I think it will make the bag,it flew great today and I never wished I didn't throw it.
Day 2
Got more time in with mine and I'm liking it more as I get to throw it. I am a little surprised but not disappointed. I removed the sharp flashing initially and got a chance to throw it on a course with longer holes and more wind being a factor. The PDX just flies super straight and has a late fade just like the PD has into wind. These were all mostly headwind or left to right wind shots. the PDX did not perform like a unthrowable meat hook, It was actually workable and very reliable. I now need to try it on more open courses where I can actually try to get more flight out of it in a flex shot. It has yet to flip or turn on my but as straight as it is and still consistently fades,I can see it being a great workable disc into wind.
I'm hoping discmania releases more or makes this a stock release at some point.it's a good disc so far and I think people will enjoy it more as time goes by IMO.
The disc sort of reminds me of my SDDs but a little more forward fading at the end of the flight and less turn than my early runs. Compared to my newer run SDD,it's got less HSS but only a little.
Either way,I think removing the flashing was a good choice and the reason why lots of people are seeing somewhat different flights.
Day3
Alright,so I have had a little more experience with my PDX on a more open course with more wind. The other day when I first I tested the PDX,the wind was about 8mph.yesterday,the wind was about 14 or so,and it flew a little different. First few shots were in heavy left to right wind with lots of room to throw a flex shot.so I threw it with a slight anhyzer out left and watched the wind carry it right while still penetrating forward,then it flattened out and the faded out back left.this is what I initially expected after the other throws I had with it the previous day and it being extremely straight. Few more holes later the wind was still pushing in the same direction so I threw it again.only this time,it flipped over unintentionally and didn't fight back.now,I'm chalking that throw up with just bad release + heavy wind and not enough height.however,I figured it would have still tried to fight back left somewhat. After that,the other throws were the same into headwind or crosswind,flew straight or I got a nice flex out of it with some fade at the end.
So,with those findings,it flew more like my SDD's that I have,rather than the beefcake everyone else is experiencing. My disc could be an anomaly I suppose but how many others have removed the flashing after their initial throws to find it change and become more workable?
Anyone else who has pink xouts find that they're getting the same flight as myself?
Im now on the fence of guaranteeing a spot in the bag until I get more time with it,it just seems to overlap with my DD's I already have in there. I'm not giving up on them,but I essentially thought this would be something to replace my pd2 with more control.