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I had a yellow pro-d focus that was ummy gummy delicious. felt like velvety butter in my hands.
which is why I suggested my buddy get one. except he got a light green one that turned out to be uber slick and rock solid rigid.
isn't the Evolution HPP plastic usually clear?
I got one in the mail the other day and it's definitely opaque. feels like a star/esp with the slight slickness and mild floppiness. haven't gotten a chance to throw it yet though, too much snow.
from what I've read so far, it's not so much that the XXX makes hearty sweeping glidey hyzers but it goes straight for a short bit and then just divebombs down to the left?
if so, it kinda sounds like my Terminator when it was brand new. it would go straight but as soon as it would start...
I love buying dyed discs at discgolfcenter.com because they show their inventory. There was a neat Predator I saw that I asked for for Xmas, but no one ended up getting it for me and now it's gone. http://www.discgolfcenter.com/Images/Products/Uniq%20Items/20101124_0154.jpg
I was wondering...
well of all the discs I asked for, I somehow ended up with an Evo HPP Wizard :P
but I'm a little confused. I thought Evo HPP was the polyurethane plastic, and was clear like champ or Z plastic? the one i got is definitely opaque, and feels more or less like ESP/star plastic
I believe it's "could have, would have, should have" not "of" :P thus why it's compounded into "would've".
but now that I think of it, all of those words look effing weird spelled out, could should would. the words, man! THE WORDS! They're freaking me out!
I feel that the cold tensing up your tendons and the restricted mobility from excess clothing, as well as icy runups, would be much much larger factors that anything changing with the disc at all.