BirdieMachine
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I can't really imagine a less stable Colt being a very useful disc.
150-200 feet left to right.
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I can't really imagine a less stable Colt being a very useful disc.
Seconded...
I think beginners and people that like to drive lots of putters will dig this. I would get a couple for when I take my sister in laws with me or My son in lieu of a polenta or thrashed roc possibsly
Just got the 2016 Innova catalog in the mail and saw a new putter called:
Mirage!
Dont have the catalog in front of me but it was to come only in Star plastic, and be more understable than the Re-tooled Colt by numbers AND on their flight chart.
The numbers, ( trying to remember here ) a speed 3, glide ?, turn was negative 3 ( ? ) , and fade of ?
I bag wedges too and use them frequently. I found the star version pretty unpredictable but Gstar is awesome. Somehow it's a more stable and less glidey disc in Gstar. I love it.The (significantly) understable putter is a hard kind of disc to come by. Innova is already one of the few manufacturers to come out with one, and they have the Sonic and Wedge. I think Lat64 has one in lightweight only as a beginner friendly disc. I have both a Sonic and a Wedge and I bag the Wedge for anny approaches. The one thing about the Wedge is that it is so domey and has such a shallow rim that it is awkward to grip and throw. I would love a disc that is just as understable but easier to throw. If anyone can post a pic of the details on this disc in the catalog I'd love to see it.
I don't understand why more companies don't make really under stable putters.
I also checked and found out this is in the V-Tech family, so it should have a nice feel in the hand. I am thinking a nice Colt/Stud shape :thmbup: .
Looks like first runs hit retailers this Friday - does anyone know how quick production runs tend to follow?